Cheannaigh m'athair bó.
My dad bought a cow.
A1
Irish word
cow
bó means “cow” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /bˠoː/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | bó |
| Séimhiú | bhó |
| Urú | mbó |
Cheannaigh m'athair bó.
My dad bought a cow.
A1
cialluíonn an focal “gnó uachtarlainne” an gnó bhaineas le him do dhéanamh o uachtar a deighleadh, le fórsa meánteicheamhach inneal-imeartha, o bhainne a fuarthas o roinnt cimeádaithe bó agus a meascadh le n-a chéile;
the expression "creamery business" means the business of manufacturing butter from cream which has been separated by means of centrifugal force mechanically applied from the commingled milk supplies of a number of cow-keepers;
C1
cialluíonn an focal “gnó deighilt uachtair” an gnó bhaineas le huachtar do dheighilt, le fórsa meán-teicheamhach innealimeartha, o bhainne a fuarthas o roinnt cimeádaithe bó agus a meascadh le n-a chéile;
the expression "cream-separating business" means the business of separating cream by means of centrifugal force mechanically applied from the commingled milk supplies of a number of cow-keepers;
C1
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