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Irish word

cóir

just

adjectivemasculine/koːɾʲ/

cóir means “just” in Irish and is used as a adjective. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /koːɾʲ/.

Definitions

  • decent

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formcóir
Séimhiúchóir
Urúgcóir

cóir in context

Déanfaidh muid mar is cóir é.

We'll do it properly.

A1

Ní cóir do na póilíní ceisteanna mar seo a chur orm.

It is not appropriate for the police to ask me such questions.

B2

(e) Leanbhaí do chur ar altranas agus cóir cheart do chur ortha.

( e ) Boarding-out of children and the supervision of their treatment.

B1

Ní bheidh aon fhreagarthacht uirthe maidir le banaltras, agus ní dhéanfa sí aon chur isteach maidir le cóir na n-othar.

She shall have no responsibility in regard to nursing, and shall not interfere in any way in regard to treatment of patients.

C1

Féachaint chuige go gcimeádfar glan agus i dtreo gach aon rud a bhaineann leis na hothair agus leis na haireagail agus féachaint chuige, leis, go mbeidh aer agus teas agus solus mar is cóir i ngach aireagal.

To see that everything connected with the patients and the wards is kept clean and in proper condition, and also to take care that all wards are duly ventilated, warmed and lighted.

B2

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