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flaithiúlach

[flæˈhuːləx]

flaithiúlach adjective: generous (often in an ironic sense).

Adjective

flaithiúlach (comparative more flaithiúlach, superlative most flaithiúlach)

  1. (Ireland) Generous (often in an ironic sense).
    • Dan has always been very flaithiúlach with his money.

Forms of flaithiúlach

comparativemore flaithiúlach
superlativemost flaithiúlach

Origin of flaithiúlach

Borrowed from Irish flaithiúlach.

Questions about flaithiúlach

What does flaithiúlach mean?
Flaithiúlach means generous (often in an ironic sense).
What part of speech is flaithiúlach?
Flaithiúlach is an adjective.
How do you pronounce flaithiúlach?
Flaithiúlach is pronounced [flæˈhuːləx].

Words near flaithiúlach in the dictionary

  1. flairlessness
  2. flairs
  3. flairsome
  4. flairtending
  5. flaith
  6. flaithiúlach
  7. flaiths
  8. Flajolet-Martin algorithm
  9. flajolotite
  10. flak
  11. flak catcher

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