genitive singular
"asa" means "genitive singular" in Irish (masculine noun). Mutation forms: Urú → n-asa, Réamhlitir h → hasa, Réamhlitir t → t-asa.
In Irish, the first letter of "asa" changes depending on the grammatical context. These are the mutated forms:
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | asa |
| Urú | n-asa |
| Réamhlitir h | hasa |
| Réamhlitir t | t-asa |
Maoin-áireamhach do cheapa chó luath agus is féidir é chun na hearraí sin do luacháil a tógfar as na hAontaisí go léir chun Teaghlach Contae Chiarraí do ghléasa.
That a Stocktaker be appointed as soon as possible to value the articles taken from the various Unions to furnish the Kerry County Home.
B2Earraí nách gá chun an Teaghlach do ghléasa, iad d'fhágaint i gcóir na nOspideul.
That articles not required for stocking the Home be left for the use of the Hospitals.
B1D'fhonn an có-ghléasa atá ann fé láthair d'úsáid déanfidh Bórd Sláinte na Contae na Coistí riachtanacha do chó-dhéanamh de dhaoine a bheidh tofa de thuras na huaire mar ionaduithe puiblí.
With a view to availing of the existing organisation the County Board of Health shall constitute the required Committees from the elected representatives of the people for the time being.
C1Ceapfar Maoin-áireamhach chó luath agus is féidir é chun luacháil do dhéanamh ar na hearraí a tógfar as na Tithe Oibre go léir chun Teaghlach Contae Liathdroma do ghléasa.
A Stocktaker shall be appointed as soon as possible to value the articles taken from the different Workhouses to furnish the Leitrim County Home.
B2Maoin-áireamhach do cheapa chun na hearraí sin do luacháil a tógfar as na hAontaisí chun an Teaghlach Contae do ghléasa, agus luach a choda féin den Stoc san do chur chun creidiúna do gach Aontas fé leith.
Stocktaker to be appointed to value the articles taken from various Unions to furnish County Home, and that each Union be credited with value of such Stock.
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