lomair

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From Old Irish lommraid (shears off, strips off, cuts off), from lomm (bare, naked).

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lomair (present analytic lomraíonn, future analytic lomróidh, verbal noun lomairt, past participle lomartha)

  1. (transitive) to shear, to fleece
  2. (transitive) to denude, to despoil

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