holagram

Irish

Etymology

From English hologram, from Ancient Greek ὅλος (hólos, “whole”) + γραμμή (grammḗ, “letter, line”).

Noun

holagram m (genitive singular holagraim, nominative plural holagraim)

  1. hologram
    • 2016 June 10, Breandán M Mac Gearailt, An seanfhondúir Hanks dulta amú san Araib Shádach‎[1]:
      B’fhear gnó rathúil é tráth ach ar chúiseanna nach gcíortar chun mo shástachta thit an tóin as a ghnó agus b’éigean dó tabhairt faoina ról nua; ag iarraidh holagram an teidil a dhíol leis an Rí san Araib Shádach.
      He was once a successful businessman but for reasons that are not examined to my satisfaction the bottom fell out of his business and he had to take on his new role; trying to sell the hologram of the title to the King in Saudi Arabia.

Declension

Declension of holagram (first declension)
bare forms
singular plural
nominative holagram holagraim
vocative a holagraim a holagrama
genitive holagraim holagram
dative holagram holagraim
forms with the definite article
singular plural
nominative an holagram na holagraim
genitive an holagraim na holagram
dative leis an holagram
don holagram 		leis na holagraim

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