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Irish word

tuath

laity

nounfeminine/t̪ˠuə/

tuath means “laity” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /t̪ˠuə/.

Definitions

  • people
  • country
  • petty kingdom
  • rural districts

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formtuath
Séimhiúthuath
Urúdtuath

tuath in context

Tá mé i mo chónaí faoin tuath.

I live in the country.

A2

Tá sé faoin tuath.

It's in the country.

A1

Gach Tuath-cheanntar agus Baile-cheanntar do chabhrú chun íoc costaisí an Teaghlaigh Chontae do réir oiread so an duine.

That each Rural and Urban District shall contribute towards the expenses of the County Home on a capitation basis.

B2

(1) Contae an Chláir do bheith in' aontán chun crícheanna riaracháin Shláinte Phuiblí agus Luimneach a 2 (dá ngairmfar feasta Tuath-cheanntar Mhílic) d'inchorparáil sa Chontae.

(1) That the County of Clare be a unit for purposes of Public Health administration and that Limerick No. 2 (to be known in future as Meelick Rural District) be incorporated with the County.

C1

(b) Na cóluchtaí toghtha áitiúla (Comhairlí Tuath-cheann tair agus Comhairlí Baile-cheanntair).

( b ) The local elected bodies (Rural and Urban Councils),

B1

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