Definitions For Mear

Verb

pres=~ann , fut=~faidh , vn=~adh , pp=~tha (ambitransitive) {{alternative form of, ga, mearaigh, t=derange, distract; bewilder, confuse; excite, infuriate; bother, trouble; become distracted, bewildered; become infuriated}}

Conjugation

{{ga-conj-1a, m, ea, r, broad}}

Adjective

{{ga-adj, gsm=~, gsf=mire, pl=~a, comp=mire}} quick, fast, nimble, lively, spirited precipitate, hasty, rash; quick-tempered, fiery : {{syn, ga, tobann}} (literary) mad, crazy furious, raging, mad angry

Declension

{{ga-decl-adj, m, ear, gsm=ear, gsf=ire, pl=~a}}

Conjunction

but

Noun

MEAR (plural MEARs) Alternate form of mere, nodot=1 ("boundary").

See also

mere

Anagrams

Amer., Arem, Erma, Maré, Ream, amer., mare, rame, ramé, ream

Dutch Low Saxon

Etymology

Possibly related to {{cog, en, merry}} and its Germanic cognates.{{R:MacBain, head=mear}}

Mutation

{{ga-mut}}