swelling (past part. of at) in Irish
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swelling (past part. of at)
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Irish · EnglishRe Iostuithe na dTithe Oibre ata ann fe Lathair.
[GA] Re EXISTING WORKHOUSE INMATES.B1
ACHT CHUN FORALACHA DO DHEANAMH CHUN AN PHUIBLIOCHT AGUS PEARSA AGUS CUID NA nDAOINE DO CHOSAINT AGUS I gCOIR NITHE EILE A BHAINEAS LEIS SIN NO A THIOCFIDH DE BHARR NA hOCAIDE ATA ANN FE LATHAIR [1adh Lúnasa, 1923.]
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR, THE PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY AND FOR MATTERS CONNECTED THEREWITH OR ARISING OUT OF THE PRESENT EMERGENCY. [GA]B2
Foralacha Reachtula ata Coinnithe.)
Next (FOURTH SCHEDULE) No. 37/1923:B1
Foralacha Reachtula ata Coinnithe.
[GA] STATUTORY PROVISIONS PRESERVED.B1
(a) Ce'ca teoranta nó nea-theoranta ata ..
( a ) Whether limited or unlimitedB1
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You may also meet these forms of ata in a sentence.
- Base form
- ata
- Urú
- n-ata
- Réamhlitir h
- hata
- Réamhlitir t
- t-ata
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