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Irish word

iontráil

to enter

verbmasculine/un̪ˠˈt̪ˠɾˠɑːlʲ/

iontráil means “to enter” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /un̪ˠˈt̪ˠɾˠɑːlʲ/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formiontráil
Urún-iontráil
Réamhlitir hhiontráil
Réamhlitir tt-iontráil

iontráil in context

(d) Ainm agus sloinne agus seola iomlán an othair agus a ghaoil fhreagarthaigh agus méid iomlán a luachála (no méid a phinsin) d'iontráil sa chlár.

( d ) To enter in the register the full name and address both of the patient and of his responsible relative and the amount of his valuation (or the amount of his pension).

B2

(2) Déanfar ainm gach toghthóra i ndáilcheanntar Príomhscoile d'iontráil ar an liost de phost-vótáluithe don dáilcheanntar san.

(2) The name of every elector in a University constituency shall be entered on the postal voters list for that constituency.

B2

agus féadfar an breacachán a luaidhtear san Alt san d'iontráil ar an slí a foráltar leis an Alt san, no féadfidh pé oifigeach a hordófar é iontráil i pé leabhair reisiminte a hordófar.

and the record mentioned in that Section may be entered in the manner thereby provided, or in such regimental books and by such officer as may be prescribed.

B2

Orduithe, etc., na gCoimisinéirí d'iontráil sa Chlár.

Orders, etc, of Commissioners to be entered in Register.

B2

—Iontrálfar ar an gClár gach ordú, breithiúntas agus aithne a dhéanfidh na Coimisinéirí agus fós gach scríbhinn eile a bhaineann le himeachta i láthair na gCoimisinéirí agus a hordófar a iontráil.

—Every order, judgement and decree made by the Commissioners, and also all such other documents relating to proceedings before the Commissioners as shall be prescribed shall be entered on the Register.

B2

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