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Irish word

meáchan

weight

nounmasculine/ˈmʲaːxənˠ/

meáchan means “weight” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈmʲaːxənˠ/.

Mutation forms

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Base formmeáchan
Séimhiúmheáchan

meáchan in context

Níl méid nó meáchan inti.

She is tiny and weighs nothing.

B1

Acht na Meáchan agus na dTomhas, 1878, Ailt 80 agus 81.

Weights and Measures Act, 1878, Sections 80 and 81.

B1

(b) in aon chonsighneacht nách mó a meáchan iomlán ar fad ná an meáchan maximum a leigtar a chur tré phost na mbeart de thurus na huaire;

( b ) in any consignment the total gross weight of which does not exceed the maximum weight for the time being allowed to be sent by the parcel post;

C1

(b) in aon chonsighneacht nách mó a meáchan iomlán ar fad ná an meáchan maximum a leigtar a chur tré phost na mbeart de thurus na huaire, no

( b ) in any consignment the total gross weight of which does not exceed the maximum weight for the time being allowed to be sent by the parcel post, or

C1

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