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Irish word

namhaid

enemy

nounfeminine/n̪ˠəudʲ/

namhaid means “enemy” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /n̪ˠəudʲ/.

namhaid in context

Nach mise do namhaid.

I am not your enemy.

B2

Tá an namhaid seo dochloíte.

This enemy is undefeatable.

B1

(16) Foluíonn an focal “Namhaid” gach cúl-mhutaire armtha, rebeliúnach armtha, círéibeach armtha, agus píoráid.

(16) The expression "Enemy" includes all armed mutineers, armed rebels, armed rioters, and pirates.

B1

Ciontaí go mbeidh baint aca leis an namhaid agus go ngeobhaidh breith bháis leo.

Offences in relation to the enemy punishable with death.

B2

(3) Conbharsáid no có-fhreagarthas do bheith aige leis an namhaid no eolas do thabhairt do, go fealltach no gan údarás cuibhe;

(3) The offence of treacherously or without due authority holding communication or correspondence with, or giving intelligence to the enemy;

B2

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