blas.Irish word
to lay (analytic present subjunctive of leag)
leaga means “to lay (analytic present subjunctive of leag)” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈl̠ʲaɡə/.
An Coiste do bheith mar atá ach é do bheith fé mhaoirseacht ghenearálta Bhórd Slainte na Contae, agus é do leaga a mheastacháin fé bhráid an Bhúird sin, cho maith le tuairiscí leathbhliana ar chor ghenearálta na n-othar.
(The Committee to remain as at present but to be under the general supervision of the County Board of Health, to which body it will submit its estimate, and also half-yearly reports on the general condition of the patients.
B2
Déanfidh an Coiste Feidhmiúcháin, an 1adh lá d'Eanair no roimhe sin, a Meastachán agus a nÉileamh Bliantúil, ar an méid is gá i gcóir seirbhís na hath-bhliana, do leaga fé bhráid na Comhairle Contae.
The Executive Committee shall submit their Annual Estimate and Demand to the County Council for the amount required for the service of the ensuing year on or before the 1st January.
B2
(a) Rúnaí Cuntasaíochta do Choiste an Teaghlaigh agus na nOspideul agus a dhualgaisí do leaga amach do.
( a ) An Accountant-Secretary to Home and Hospitals Committee, and whose duties shall be defined.
B1
a dualgaisí le leaga amach.
duties to be defined.
B2
(d) Stór-chimeádaí; a dhualgaisí le leaga amach.
( d ) A Storekeeper, duties to be defined.
B2