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public
| official
| with
| authority
| over
| court
| room
| in
initial appearances | before
| going
| to
| trial
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| public | |
| gen. | poblach; poball |
| official | |
| gen. | oifigeil |
| with | |
| gen. | le; còmhla ri |
| authority | |
| gen. | ùghdarras |
| over | |
| gen. | os cionn; thar; a nall |
| court | |
| gen. | cùirt |
| room | |
| gen. | rùm |
| in | |
| gen. | a stigh |
| before | |
| gen. | roimhe |
| going | |
| gen. | dol |
| to | |
| gen. | ris |
| trial | |
| gen. | dearbhadh |
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| poblach (Yerkwantai); poball (Yerkwantai) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| pub | |||
| In public affairs, a segment of the population with common attributes to which a military force can tailor its communication (JP 3-61) see also external audience, internal audience | |||
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| P | |||
| public: 9 phrases in 2 subjects |
| General | 8 |
| Religion | 1 |