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Irish word

leithligh

separates

nounmasculine

leithligh means “separates” in Irish and is used as a noun.

leithligh in context

Trí baill den Choiste Bainistí is quorum i gcóir gnótha ghnáthaíochta, agus cúigear i gcóir aon ghnótha atá ina ghnó ar leithligh dar eis an gCathaoirleach.

Three members of the Committee of Management shall form a quorum for ordinary routine business, and five for any business which, in the opinion of the Chairman of the Committee, may be considered of a special nature.

C1

Aireagail Leithreachais do chimeád ar leithligh san Otharlainn Fhiabhrais i Leitir Ceanainn i gcóir lucht aicídí tógálacha.

Isolation Wards to be set apart in the District Infirmary at Letterkenny for infectious cases. [GA]

B2

Folóidh an abairt “tigh comhnuithe” aon chuid de thigh ina mbeifear ag áitiú sa chuid sin ar leithligh mar thigh comhnuithe.

The expression "dwellinghouse" shall include any part of a house where that part is occupied separately as a dwellinghouse;

C1

(3) Féadfaidh an tAire Cosanta aon chuid de ghnó na Comhairle Cosanta do chimeád fé n-a chúram féin ar leithligh.

(3) The Minister for Defence may specially reserve to himself any of the business of the Council of Defence.

B2

(2) Isé an cathaoirleach no an ball eile a bheidh i gceannas an uair sin a chraolfidh gach breith a thabharfidh an bínse bóthair iarainn, agus ní dhéanfidh aon bhall eile aon bhreith ná barúil do chraola ar leithligh.

(2) Every decision of the railway tribunal shall be pronounced by the chairman or other member presiding on the occasion, and no judgment or opinion shall be separately pronounced by any other member.

C1

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