Definitions For Meath

Noun

{{en-noun, ?}} {{obsolete form of, en, mead, , the drink}}

Anagrams

Hatem, Mehta, Thame, thame, thema

Etymology 1

From {{inh, ga, sga, methaid, , degenerates, declines, fails, is blighted; fails, comes short; blights, causes to decay; enfeebles, intimidates}}.

Verb

pres=~ann , fut=~faidh , vn=~ , pp=meata (intransitive) decline, decay, fail, deteriorate (transitive) waste, fritter away

Conjugation

{{ga-conj-1a, m, ea, th, broad, vn=meath}}

Etymology 2

From {{inh, ga, sga, meth, , decay, blight, wasting, failure; (moral) feebleness, degeneracy; failure (to fulfil an obligation)}}.

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, ~a, -}} {{verbal noun of, ga, meath}} decline, decay, decadence; failure

Declension

{{ga-decl-m3-nopl, m, eath, eatha}}

Synonyms

decline, decay, failure {{l, ga, meathlú}}

Derived terms

{{der3, ga, {{l, ga, aghaidh mheata, , pale, thin, face}} }}

Etymology 3

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, ~, -}} {{alternative form of, ga, meá, , balance, scales; weight, measure; equivalent; equal, match; estimation, judgment; measure, expedient}}

Declension

{{ga-decl-m4-nopl, m, eath}}

Mutation

{{ga-mut}}