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Irish word

nasca

tie (analytic present subjunctive of nasc)

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nasca means “tie (analytic present subjunctive of nasc)” in Irish and is used as a verb.

nasca in context

cialluíonn an focal “cuideachta chó-nascthach” ceann de sna cuideachtana a luaidhtear sa chéad cholún den Chéad Sceideal a ghabhann leis an Acht so agus 'na bhfuiltar chun an chuideachta chó-nasctha do dhéanamh di tré chó-nasca;

the expression "amalgamating company" means one of the companies specified in the first column of the First Schedule to this Act and intended to constitute by amalgamation the amalgamated company;

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(3) Ní có-nasca dleathach aon chó-nasca pionóisí a ghearrfidh oifigeach ceannais ach amháin iad so a luaidhtear i bhfo-alt (2) den alt so.

(3) No combination of punishments by a commanding officer shall be lawful save those mentioned in sub-section (2) of this section.

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