/ˈmaˌɾav/
TùsFrom Old Irish marb, from Proto-Celtic *marwos (“dead”) (compare Welsh marw), from Proto-Indo-European *mr̥wós (compare *mr̥tós), ultimately from the root *mer- (“to die”).
- masculinedead, stillness, quiet
- masculinedead person, corpse
Cruthanmharbh(past) · marbhaidh(future) · marbhadh(noun-from-verb) · marbhta(participle, past) · marbh(stem) · mharbh(active, independent, past) · mharbhadh(independent, passive, past) · mharbh(active, dependent, past) · mharbhadh(dependent, passive, past) · marbhaidh(active, future, independent) · marbharmarbhtar(future, independent, passive) · marbh(active, dependent, future) · marbharmarbhtar(dependent, future, passive) · mharbhainn(active, conditional, first-person, independent, singular) · mharbhtadhmharbhaist¹mharbhaiste(conditional, first-person, independent, passive, singular) · mharbhainn(active, conditional, dependent, first-person, singular) · mharbhtadhmharbhaist¹mharbhaiste(conditional, dependent, first-person, passive, singular) · mharbhamaidmharbhadh sinn(active, conditional, first-person, independent, plural) · mharbhtadhmharbhaist¹mharbhaiste(conditional, first-person, independent, passive, plural) · mharbhamaid mharbhadh sinn(active, conditional, dependent, first-person, plural)
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