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English
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Old Irish
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I
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mé
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you
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tú
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he
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é
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we
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sní
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you (plural)
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sib, síi
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they
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é
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this
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in ... so
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that
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in ... sin, in ... tall
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here
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sund
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there
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tall
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who
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cía
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what
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cid
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where
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cairm, cía airm, cía dú
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when
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cuin
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how
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cía chruth, cía indas, cindas, co
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not
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ní, nícon
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all
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uile
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many
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il, imdae, mór
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some
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nach
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few
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bec, terc, úathad
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other
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aile
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one
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óen
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two
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dá
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three
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trí
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four
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cethair
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five
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cóic
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big
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oll, mór
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long
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fota, sír
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wide
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lethan
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thick
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remor, tiug
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heavy
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trom
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small
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bec
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short
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cummair, berr, gerr
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narrow
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cáel, cumung
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thin
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séim, tanae
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woman
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ben
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man (adult male)
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fer
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man (human being)
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duine
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child (youth)
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lenab, noídiu
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wife
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ben, séitig
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husband
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céile, fer
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mother
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máthair
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father
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athair
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animal
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anmandae, míl, robb
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fish
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íasc
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bird
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én
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dog
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cú, matad
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louse
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míl, míl étgudo
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snake
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nathair
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worm
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cruim
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tree
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crann, fid
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forest
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caill, fid, fidbad, ros, ruud
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stick (of wood)
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flesc, maide
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fruit
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mess, torad
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seed
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síl
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leaf
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duilne
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root
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frém, mecon
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bark (of tree)
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coirt, croiccenn, crottball, rúsc
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flower
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bláth, scoth
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grass
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fér
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rope
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loman, súainem, tét
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skin (of a person)
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cnes, croiccenn
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meat (as in flesh)
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cúa, féoil
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blood
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crú, fuil
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bone
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cnáim
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fat (noun)
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béoil, blonac, geir, íth
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egg
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og
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horn
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adarc, benn, corn
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tail
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erball, err
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feather(rather not down)
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cleitte
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hair
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finna, folt
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head
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cenn
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ear
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áu, clúas
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eye
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rosc, súil
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nose
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srón
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mouth
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á, bél, gin
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tooth (rather not molar)
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dét, fíacail
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tongue
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tengae
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fingernail
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ingen
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foot
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cos, traig
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leg
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cos
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knee
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glún
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hand
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lám
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wing
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ette, scíath
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belly
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bolg, brú
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guts
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cáelán, inathar
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neck
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brága, muin, muinél
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back
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cúl, druimm
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breast
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cích
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heart
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cride
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liver
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óa
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to drink
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ibid
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to eat
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ithid
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to bite
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benaid, greimm
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to suck
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dinid, súigid
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to spit
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do·beir saile
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to vomit
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sceïd
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to blow (as wind)
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do·infet, séitid
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to breathe
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do·beir anál
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to laugh
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gáirid, tibid
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to see
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ad·cí
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to hear
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ro·cluinethar
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to know (a fact)
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at·tá a ḟis oc, ro·fitir
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to think
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imm·rádi, smúainid
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to smell (sense odor)
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boltaigidir
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to fear
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ad·ágathar, eclaigid, gaibid ecla(with subject and object reversed), is ómun la(with subject as the object of)
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to sleep
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con·tuili
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to live
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ar·beir biuth, at·tá beó, maraid
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to die
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at·baill, baïd, fo·gaib bás, téit bás
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to kill
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marbaid, oirgid
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to fight
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cathaigid, fichid
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to hunt (transitive)
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ad·claid, do·seinn
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to hit
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benaid, bongaid, búailid, slaidid, sligid
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to cut
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do·esc, gerraid, snaidid
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to split
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dlongid
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to stab (or stick)
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cailgid, tollaid
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to scratch (an itch)
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scrípaid, tochasaid
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to dig
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claidid
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to swim
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snáïd
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to fly
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fo·luathar
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to walk
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siblaid, teít
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to come
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do·icc, do·tét
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to lie (as on one's side)
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laigid
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to sit
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saidid
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to stand
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do·airissedar
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to turn (change direction)
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imm·soí, sóïd
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to fall (as in drop)
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do·tuit
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to give
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do·beir
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to hold (in one's hand)
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gaibid
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to squeeze
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fáiscid, tendaid, timsaigid
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to rub
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con·meil
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to wash
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folcaid, fothraicid, ind·aim
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to wipe
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[Term?]
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to pull
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do·srenga, srengaid
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to push
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ad·aig
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to throw
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caithid, do·léci, fo·ceird, sneidid, sréïd
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to tie
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cenglaid, con·rig, sníid
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to sew
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úaigid
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to count
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rímid
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to say
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as·beir, labraithir, ráidid
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to sing
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canaid
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to play
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cluichigidir, imm·beir
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to float
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snáïd
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to flow
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bruinnid, dolin, silid, snigid
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to freeze
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reódaid, téchtaid
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to swell
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attaid, bolgaid
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sun
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grían
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moon
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éscae, ré
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star
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rétglu, rind
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water
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dobur, uisce
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rain
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bráen, flechud
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river
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aub
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lake
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linn, loch
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sea (as in ocean)
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fairrge, ler, muir, trethan
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salt
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salann
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stone
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cloch, lía
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sand
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gainem
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dust
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lúaith, lúaithred
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earth (as in soil)
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talam, úir
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cloud
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nél
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fog
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ceó
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sky
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aer, nem
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wind (as in breeze)
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gáeth
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snow
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snechtae
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ice
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aig
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smoke
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dé
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fire
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áed, daig, teine
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ash
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lúaith
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to burn (intransitive)
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bruthnaigidir, teinnid
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road
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bóthar, conar, rót, slige
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mountain
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benn, slíab
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red
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derg, rúad
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green
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glas, úaine
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yellow
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buide
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white
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bán, finn, gel
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black
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dub
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night
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adaig
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day (daytime)
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día, lá
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year
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blíadain
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warm (as in weather)
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té
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cold (as in weather)
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úar
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full
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lán
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new
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núa
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old
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sen
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good
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dag, maith, so-
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bad
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droch, olc
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rotten (as, a log)
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brén
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dirty
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salach
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straight
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díriuch
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round
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cruinn
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sharp (as a knife)
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áith, gér
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dull (as a knife)
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máel
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smooth
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mín, réid
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wet
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fliuch
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dry (adjective)
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tírim
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right (correct)
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cert, cóir
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near
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ocus
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far
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cían, i fat
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right (side)
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dess
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left (side)
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clé, túath-
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at
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oc
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in
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i
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with (accompanying)
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co, i n-arrad, la
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and
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ocus
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if
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día, má
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because
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hóre
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name
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ainmm
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