interjection in Irish
interjection in Irish is intriacht — interjection means a short word or sound, such as one showing surprise, that stands apart from the grammar of the sentence around it.
interjection in Irish
intriacht
(grammar) An exclamation or filled pause; a word or phrase with no particular grammatical relation to a sentence, often an expression of emotion.
What does "interjection" mean?
- noun A short word or sound, such as one showing surprise, that stands apart from the grammar of the sentence around it.
- noun Something said or done to break into what is already going on.
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What is "interjection" in Irish?
"interjection" in Irish is intriacht. interjection means: A short word or sound, such as one showing surprise, that stands apart from the grammar of the sentence around it.
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