multi- in Irish
multi- in Irish is il- — multi- means informal short form for anything described as multi- something, most often used loosely as a prefix in casual speech.
multi- in Irish
il-
Many; pertaining to many things.
What does "multi-" mean?
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noun Informal short form for anything described as multi- something, most often used loosely as a prefix in casual speech.
"It's basically a multi-tool — hammer, screwdriver, pliers, all in one."
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- It's basically a multi-tool — hammer, screwdriver, pliers, all in one.
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What is "multi-" in Irish?
"multi-" in Irish is il-. multi- means: Informal short form for anything described as multi- something, most often used loosely as a prefix in casual speech.
How do you use "multi-" in a sentence?
Example: "It's basically a multi-tool — hammer, screwdriver, pliers, all in one." In Irish, "multi-" is il-.
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