blas.blas.

Irish word

eallach

cattle

nounmasculine/ˈal̪ˠəx/

eallach means “cattle” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈal̪ˠəx/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formeallach
Urún-eallach
Réamhlitir hheallach
Réamhlitir tt-eallach

eallach in context

(a) na téarmaí agus na coiníollacha (dá ngairmtear “coiníollacha cúntúrtha cuideachtan” ina dhiaidh seo anso) ar agus fé n-a ndéanfar earraí tráchtála nách eallach stuic, agus eallach stuic, d'iompar fé seach má iomparuítear ar ghnáth-rátaí iad;

( a ) the terms and conditions (hereinafter called "company's risk conditions") on and subject to which merchandise other than live stock, and live stock, will respectively be carried if carried at ordinary rates;

C1

(4) Ní bheidh an chuideachta chó-nasctha fé aon oblagáid eallach stuic d'iompar ar rátaí cúntúrtha únaera i gcásanna ná hiomprófí eallach stuic ar rátaí luíoduithe fé choiníollacha cúntúrtha únaera ar dháta rithte an Achta so.

(4) The amalgamated company shall be under no obligation to carry livestock at owner's risk rates in cases in which livestock is not at the date of the passing of this Act carried at reduced rates under owner's risk conditions.

C1

Topics

Animals

Related Irish words

Put your Irish vocabulary into practice

Start a short vocabulary session using words at your level.

Start learning free