Contionary:elta: Difference between revisions

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Borrowed from Goidelic elta; for secondary meaning cf.: Old Norse elta.

(Annerish) IPA: /elˠdˠə/ [æɫd̥ɐ]

elta (runic:ᛆᛧᛐᚭ)

(cn.) The noun of assembly of birds, bats, rats, and lions; a flock, cloud, pack, or pride.
syn.: eald
(tr.) To chase and scatter away, esp. pest birds.
(hence) To stir up and scare fish in water.
(fig.) To interfere and interrupt.
Bíd é c eltae mu chodla. - He keeps disturbing my sleep.

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	#: ''Bíd é c '''eltae''' mu chodla.'' - ''He keeps '''disturbing''' my sleep.''		#: ''Bíd é c '''eltae''' mu chodla.'' - ''He keeps '''disturbing''' my sleep.''

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