Irish word

tharraing

pull (past of tarraing)

verbmasculine/ˈhaɾʲɪɟ/

tharraing means “pull (past of tarraing)” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈhaɾʲɪɟ/.

Mutation forms

Tharraing sé líne.

He drew a line.

Bhain sí searradh as a géaga agus tharraing anáil dhomhain.

She stretched her limbs and took a deep breath.

Tharraing sé air leabhar, scríobh dornán inti, agus dhruid arís í.

He pulled a book towards himself, wrote something in it, and closed it again.

Tharraing an máistir air an leabhar mór.

The master pulled towards himself the big book.

Time

tosaigh

to begin

críochnaigh

finish

níos

lean

to follow

fan

to wait

deir

says

mair

live

cinnte

certain, sure

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