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I (in, ann), IN, INTO (Eclipsing).
1. Of time:
- Ins an tSaṁraḋ. In Summer.
2. Of motion to a place:
| Iar dteaċt i n‑Éirinn do Ṗádraig. | Patrick having come into Ireland. |
3. Of rest at a place:
- Tá sé i nDoire. He is in Derry.
4. In following phrases:
| i n‑aoinḟeaċt le, along with, | i n‑aġaiḋ, against. |
| i ndiaiḋ, after. | i gceann, at end of. |
| i gcoinne, against. | i gcoṁair, in front of. |
| i ḃfoċair, in company with. | i measg, among. |
| i dtimċioll, about. |
5. After words expressing esteem, respect, liking, &c., for something:
- Dúil i n‑ór. Desire for gold.
6. Used predicatively after TÁ:
- Táim im’ ḟear láidir anois. I am a strong man now.
7. In existence, extant:
| Is breáġ an aimsir atá ann. | It’s fine weather we’re having. |
