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Irish word

iompair

to carry

verbmasculine/ˈumˠpˠəɾʲ/

iompair means “to carry” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈumˠpˠəɾʲ/.

Definitions

  • to behave
  • to sustain

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formiompair
Urún-iompair
Réamhlitir hhiompair
Réamhlitir tt-iompair

iompair in context

Féadfar an tUachtarán a tháinseamh as ucht mí-iompair.

The President may be impeached for misconduct.

B2

10 1° Féadfar an tUachtarán a tháinseamh as ucht mí-iompair a luafar.

10 1° The President may be impeached for stated misbehaviour.

B2

Chun tuarastail agus costaisí Roinn an Iompair den Aireacht um Thiúscal agus Thráchtáil mar aon le díoluíochta áirithe ag baint le Bóithre Iarainn ... ...

£11,196,903 For the salaries and expenses of the Transport Department of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, including certain payments in connection with Railways

B2

Costas aistrithe agus iompair na n-iostuithe agus na n-othar do bheith ina mhuirear ar an gContae.

Cost of transfer and conveyance of inmates and patients to be a County charge.

B1

(13) Cialluíonn an focal “Ornáid” aon bhonn, claspa, comhartha dea-iompair, no órnáid.

(13) The expression "Decoration" means any medal, clasp, good conduct badge, or decoration.

B1

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