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Irish word

thabharfadh

analytic conditional independent of tabhair

verbmasculine/ˈhoːɾˠətʲ/

thabharfadh means “analytic conditional independent of tabhair” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈhoːɾˠətʲ/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formthabharfadh
Séimhiúthhabharfadh
Urúdthabharfadh

thabharfadh in context

Thabharfadh sí an leabhar go raibh a chuid gruaige tar éis dul i léithe.

She would bet that his hair has gotten greyer.

B2

(c) Aon arm teine lódálta no nea-lódálta do láimhseáil go neamh-aireach no go faillítheach ar shlí a meastar a thabharfadh cúis do dhuine chun eagla a bheith air,

( c ) The offence of carelessly or negligently handling any firearm whether loaded or unloaded in such a manner as is calculated to cause reasonable apprehension, [GA]

B2

—Beidh údarás ag an gCúirt Chuarda i ngach cás ina n-iarrtar ceadúnas nua a thabharfadh teideal don iarratasóir chun deochanna meisciúla do dhíol chun iad d'ól san áitreabh.

—The Circuit Court shall have jurisdiction in all cases of application for a new licence entitling the applicant to sell intoxicating liquor for consumption on the premises.

C1

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