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Irish word

déarfar

future autonomous of abair

verbmasculine/ˈdʲeːɾˠfˠəɾˠ/

déarfar means “future autonomous of abair” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈdʲeːɾˠfˠəɾˠ/.

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Base formdéarfar
Séimhiúdhéarfar
Urúndéarfar

déarfar in context

Déarfar i ngach Fuirm Thairisgeana gur Déantús Éireannach a bheidh i ngach earra a tairgfar a sholáthar, sé sin, más féidir é d'fháil ar fhiacha réasúnta, agus beidh ainm an déantóra sa bhFuirm.

All Tender Forms shall state that all supplies tendered for shall be, as far as procurable, at reasonable prices of IRISH Manufacture, and the manufacturer's name given.

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Fuirm na dTreoracha chun treoruithe an Vótálaí le linn vótála, a déarfar a chló-bhuala i leitreacha móra agus a chur suas lasmuich de gach Stáisiún Vótaíochta agus i ngach cúilín de gach Stáisiún Vótaíochta. [EN]

FORM OF DIRECTIONS for the guidance of the VOTER in Voting, which shall be printed in conspicuous characters and placarded outside every Polling Station and in every compartment of every Polling Station.

C1

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