Feicfidh tú an teach ar thaobh do láimhe clé.
You will see the house on your left-hand side.
A2
Irish word
left
clé means “left” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /clʲeː/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | clé |
| Séimhiú | chlé |
| Urú | gclé |
Feicfidh tú an teach ar thaobh do láimhe clé.
You will see the house on your left-hand side.
A2
teasca na lámh-ghéige deise fén ngualainn, ach gur fágadh stúmpa nách sia ná 6 órlach má tomhastar é o bharr an acrómíon; no teasca na lámh-ghéige clé ón ngualainn ... ... ... ...
of right arm below shoulder, with stump not exceeding 6 inches measured from tip of acromion, or of left arm through shoulder
C1
teasca na láimh-ghéige clé fén ngualainn, ach gur fágadh stúmpa nách sia ná 6 órlach má tomhastar é o bharr an acrómíon;
of left arm below shoulder, with stump not exceeding 6 inches, measured from tip of acromion;
C1
no teasca na lámh clé fén uilinn, ach gur fágadh stúmpa is sia ná 5 órlach má tomhastar é o bharr an olecranoin ... ...
or of left arm below elbow, with stump exceeding 5 inches measured from tip of olecranon
C1
Nota.—I gcás daoine a deimhnítear a bheith ina gciotóga, beidh an cúiteamh as díth lámh-ghéi ge clé, láimhe clé, etc. díreach mar an gcúiteamh a híocfar as díth lámh-ghéige deise, láimhe deise, etc., ag us vice versa.
Note—In the case of left-handed men certified to be such, the compensation in respect of the left arm, hands, etc, and vice versa.
C1
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