Irish word

nílimid

we are not (= níl muid; contraction)

verbmasculine/[ˈnʲiːlʲɪmʲiːdʲ]/

nílimid means “we are not (= níl muid; contraction)” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is [ˈnʲiːlʲɪmʲiːdʲ].

nílimid in context

Nílimid ag iarraidh drochphoiblíochta.

We don't want any bad publicity.

Nílimid ag iarraidh trioblóide.

We don't want to be any trouble.

Nílimid ag iarraidh Tom a scanrú ar shiúl.

We don't want to scare Tom away.

Nílimid ag iarraidh geit a bhaint as éinne.

We don't want to startle anyone.

Nílimid ag iarraidh ach rudaí a dhíol leat.

We just want to sell you things.

Society

tá

is (state)

pléigh

to plead

féad

shall

buail

strike

éist

hear

sonraigh

to state

triail

try

togh

sort

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