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Irish word

sir

seek

verbmasculine/ʃɪɾʲ/

sir means “seek” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ʃɪɾʲ/.

Definitions

  • beseech
  • seek out
  • travel through

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formsir
Séimhiúshir
Réamhlitir ttsir

sir in context

Connick and Company, a gcomharbaí agus a sannaithe agus gach éinne eile, únaerí agus sealbhairí an áitribh dá ngairmtear Céibh Connick, atá anois dá chuid féin ag Sir Somhairle O Ceallaigh sin (dá ngairmtear T. and J.

Connick and Company, their successors and assigns and all others the owners and occupiers of the premises known as Connick's Quay, now the property of the said Sir Samuel Kelly (hereinafter referred to as T. and J.

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Topics

Travel

Related Irish words

gabh

to go

tar

to come

téigh

go

fág

to leave

imigh

to go

siúil

walk

cinn

to surpass

beir

lay

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