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| etymological origin of | eng: currach |
| has derived form | gle: curachán |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈkɤɾˠax/ |
| pronunciation | /ˈkʊɾˠəx/ |
| pronunciation | /kəˈɾˠax/ |
| semantically related | gle: árthach |
| semantically related | gle: bád iomartha |
| semantically related | gle: bád rámhaíochta |
| semantically related | gle: bád |
| semantically related | gle: báidín |
| semantically related | gle: bárc |
| semantically related | gle: cadhc |
| semantically related | gle: canú |
| semantically related | gle: cléibhín |
| semantically related | gle: coite |
| semantically related | gle: crann snámha |
| semantically related | gle: curachán |
| semantically related | gle: dóraí |
| semantically related | gle: dionga |
| semantically related | gle: eathar |
| semantically related | gle: long |
| semantically related | gle: naomhóg |
| semantically related | gle: nuitín |
| translation | eng: coracle |
| translation | eng: currach |
| variant:orthography | gle: currach |
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