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Irish word

ualach

a burden

nounmasculine/ˈuəl̪ˠəx/

ualach means “a burden” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈuəl̪ˠəx/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formualach
Urún-ualach
Réamhlitir hhualach
Réamhlitir tt-ualach

ualach in context

Dá laghad an t-ualach atá uirthi, is sásta a bhíonn sí.

The smaller the load that's on her, the happier she is.

B1

Ní féidir liom an t-ualach a iompar.

I can't carry the load.

B1

Roinneann tú an t-ualach idir dhá leoraí.

You divide the load between two lorries.

B1

Ba ar an phobal sin is mó a thit ualach na heisimirce.

That community was worst affected by emigration.

B2

Chun gurb usa cuntaisí do cheartú agus chun tosnú ar an slí nua gan ualach

To facilitate adjustment of accounts and to commence new system without encumbrance

B1

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