blas.Irish word
stream
sruth means “stream” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /sˠɾˠɞh/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | sruth |
| Séimhiú | shruth |
| Réamhlitir t | tsruth |
Sruth agus a bhruach agus ceart chun an t-uisce a ritheann ann do chasa, do smachtú agus d'úsaid chun críche an tsoláthair uisce.
Stream and bank thereof, and the right to divert, control, and utilise for the purpose of water supply the water flowing in same.
B2
Talamh ina bhfuil 12 phéirse agus na dréineacha, na dabhcháin agus an sruth no an chlais uisce atá ann agus a n-úsáid iomlán d'fháil.
Land containing 12 perches, with drains, tanks and stream or water course thereon, and to acquire sole use of same.
B2
Ainmneacha daoine atá ina nUnaerí, ina Léasaithe, no ina Sealbhóirí do thalamh atá teoranta no buailte suas leis an abhainn no leis an sruth a ráitear sa chéad cholún.
Names of Persons being Owners, Lessees, or Occupiers of Land on or abutting on or adjoining the river or stream referred to in the first column
C1
Sa Sceideal so ciallóidh an focal “aontán” an neart atá i sruth míle ampéir ag rith fé fhórsa leictre-thiomána volta in uair a' chluig.
In this Schedule the expression "unit" shall mean the energy contained in a current of one thousand amperes flowing under an electro motive force of one volt during one hour. [GA]
B2