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Irish word

oscailte

open

adjectivemasculine/ˈosˠkəlʲtʲə/

oscailte means “open” in Irish and is used as a adjective. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈosˠkəlʲtʲə/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formoscailte
Urún-oscailte
Réamhlitir hhoscailte
Réamhlitir tt-oscailte

oscailte in context

An bhfuil an doras oscailte?

Is the door open?

A2

Lig sí osna faoisimh nuair a chonaic sí an doras oscailte.

She made a sigh of relief when she saw the open door.

B1

Tá áit nua Iodálach oscailte i lár na cathrach.

There's a new Italian place open in the city centre.

A2

(c) pionós do chur ar dhaoine a dhiúltóidh d'fhianaise do thabhairt no do scríbhinní do thabhairt i láthair, no a bheidh ciontach i ndí-mheas i láthair na gCoimisinéirí no aon chuid acu ina suidhe i gcúirt oscailte;

( c ) Punishing persons refusing to give evidence or to produce documents, or guilty of contempt in the presence of the Commissioners or any of them sitting in open court;

B2

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