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Irish word

réal

real

nounfeminine/ɾˠeːl̪ˠ/

réal means “real” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ɾˠeːl̪ˠ/.

Definitions

  • sixpenny bit

réal in context

(2). Leathréal an míle an tsuim mhinimum is iníoctha as carr agus réal an míle an tsuim mhinimum is iníoctha as drae.

(2) The minimum sum payable for a car shall be threepence, and for a dray, sixpence per mile.

B2

(b) ar íoc pé táille a hordófar agus ná raghaidh thar réal an fólio den chóip, cóip d'fháil d'aon iontráil i gceachtar de sna cláracha roimhráite, agus í deimhnithe mar chóip dhílis ar an slí a luaidhtear anso roimhe seo;

( b ) obtain a copy, certified in manner hereinbefore mentioned to be a true copy, of any entry in either of the registers aforesaid on payment of such fee, not exceeding sixpence for each folio of the copy, as may be prescribed;

C1

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