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Irish word

fágadh

past indicative autonomous of fág

verbmasculine/ˈfˠɑːɡəɡ/

fágadh means “past indicative autonomous of fág” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈfˠɑːɡəɡ/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formfágadh
Séimhiúfhágadh
Urúbhfágadh

fágadh in context

Fágadh cuid de na daoine míshásta.

Some of the people were left unhappy.

B1

Fágadh Séimí i gcuideachta scaifte eile páistí a bhí fána thuairim féin méide.

Jamie was left among a pack of other children who were about his own size.

B2

Fágadh iomlán na bpáistí sioctha leis na gáirí.

All the children started laughing and couldn't stop.

B1

(i.) maidir le haon ghníomh, rud no ní dar dineadh no dar fágadh gan déanamh roimh rith an Achta so, éinne de sna daoine seo leanas, sé sin le rá:—

(i) as respects any act, matter or thing done or not done before the passing of this Act, any one of the persons following, that is to say:—

C1

'Na theanta san, tuairisceoidh Bórd Sláinte na Contae don Chomhairle Chontae uair sa leathbhliain, cho hiomlán agus theastóidh, ar na nithe go léir do fágadh fútha fén Scéim seo.

Further, the County Board of Health shall report, as fully as may be required, half-yearly, to the County Council on the several matters entrusted to it under this Scheme.

B2

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