Níl aon údar agamsa lena cheapadh nach raibh aithne acu ar a chéile.
I have no reason to believe they didn't know each other.
B2
Irish word
cheapadh
past habitual analytic of ceap
verbmasculine
cheapadh means “past habitual analytic of ceap” in Irish and is used as a verb.
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | cheapadh |
| Séimhiú | chheapadh |
| Urú | gcheapadh |
cheapadh in context
Tá sé in am aire nua a cheapadh.
It is time to appoint a new minister.
A1
Mhaíodh sé gurbh é an féinoideachas a chuir ar a chumas aige smaointe neamhghnácha a cheapadh.
He used to claim that it was self-instruction that enabled him to conceive unusual ideas.
C1
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