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Irish word

taithí

habit

nounfeminine/t̪ˠaˈhiː/

taithí means “habit” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /t̪ˠaˈhiː/.

Definitions

  • frequentation

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formtaithí
Séimhiúthaithí
Urúdtaithí

taithí in context

Fuair mé an jab i ngeall ar an taithí a bhí agam.

I got the job because of the experience I had.

A2

Níl mórán taithí agam ar an alcól.

I'm not used to alcohol much.

B1

D'aimsigh sé duine eile a raibh taithí eitilte aige.

He found another person who had flying experience.

B1

D'earcaigh sé 15 duine eile nach raibh mórán taithí acu ach i bhforéigean, agus chuadar faoi oiliúint.

He recruited 15 other people with experience in little else than violence, and they started training.

B2

An tAcht um an Dara Leasú ar an mBunreacht, 1941 [Olltogra inar cuimsíodh réimse Airteagal éagsúil agus arbh é ba chuspóir leis slacht a chur ar an mBunreacht i bhfianaise na taithí ó achtaíodh é.]

Second Amendment of the Constitution Act, 1941 [An omnibus proposal, covering a range of disparate Articles, aimed at tidying up the Constitution in the light of experience since its enactment.]

C1

Topics

Daily routines

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