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Too in Irish (ró-): Meaning and Examples

ró- means too. Tá sé róthe. It is too hot.

How to use “ró-”

Ró- lenites and is written joined to the word: rómhór, róthe, ródhaor. Only before a vowel does it take a hyphen: ró-ard.

“Ró-” in a sentence

Tá sé róthe.
It is too hot.
Tá an carr sin ródhaor.
That car is too dear.
Tá mé róthuirseach.
I am too tired.

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What does ró- mean in Irish?

ró- means too. For example, Tá sé róthe.: It is too hot.

How do you use ró-?

Ró- lenites and is written joined to the word: rómhór, róthe, ródhaor. Only before a vowel does it take a hyphen: ró-ard.

Can you give an example of ró- in a sentence?

Tá an carr sin ródhaor. That car is too dear. Tá mé róthuirseach. I am too tired.