Over here in Irish (abhus): Meaning and Examples

Q: What does abhus mean in Irish?

abhus means over here, on this side. For example, Tá mé abhus in Éirinn agus tá sí thall i Meiriceá.: I am over here in Ireland and she is over in America.

How to use “abhus”

“Abhus” in a sentence

Tá mé abhus in Éirinn agus tá sí thall i Meiriceá.

I am over here in Ireland and she is over in America.

Anseo abhus.

Here on this side.

More adverbs of place

ar aghaidhahead, forward, on thartover, finished; around, past as láthairabsent, away anseohere ansinthere; then ansiúdover there, yonder thallover there, on the far side istighinside (being there)amuighoutside (being there)isteachin, into (going in)amachout (going out)thuasup (being up there)

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Abhus in Irish: the questions people ask

What does abhus mean in Irish?

abhus means over here, on this side. For example, Tá mé abhus in Éirinn agus tá sí thall i Meiriceá.: I am over here in Ireland and she is over in America.

Can you give an example of abhus in a sentence?

Anseo abhus. Here on this side.