leataobh

Irish

Etymology

From leath- +‎ taobh.

Noun

leataobh m (genitive singular leataoibh, nominative plural leataobhanna)

  1. one side (of two)
    Do chroch leataobh muice ó rachta. ― A side of bacon hung from a rafter.
  2. lay-by

Declension
Declension of leataobh

First declension

Bare forms:

Case Singular Plural
Nominative leataobh leataobhanna
Vocative a leataoibh a leataobhanna
Genitive leataoibh leataobhanna
Dative leataobh leataobhanna

Forms with the definite article:

Case Singular Plural
Nominative an leataobh na leataobhanna
Genitive an leataoibh na leataobhanna
Dative leis an leataobh

don leataobh

 leis na leataobhanna

Derived terms
  • do leataobh, i leataobh (“aside”)
  • leataobhach (“one-sided; lopsided, tilted; partial, biased”)

Further reading
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