Irish word

long

ship

nounfeminine/l̪ˠuːŋ(ɡ)/

long means “ship” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /l̪ˠuːŋ(ɡ)/.

long in context

Faoin am ar thángamar ann bhí an long fágtha.

By the time we got there, the ship had left.

(f) in aon long, bád, bhaigín traenach, laraí mótair, trucail, no árthach no feithicil eile a húsáidtear chun earraí d'iompar.

( f ) any ship, boat, railway waggon, motor lorry, cart, or other vessel or vehicle used for the conveyance of goods.

(f) in aon long, bád, bhaigín traenach, mótar, laraí, trucail, no árthach no feithicil eile a húsáidtear chun earraí d'iompar.

( f ) any ship, boat, railway wagon, motor, lorry, cart, or other vessel or vehicle used for the conveyance of goods.

Travel

dún

fort

aire

care

baile

home.

bealach

way

contae

county

bóthar

road

cathair

city

sráid

street

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