triall.
verbal noun of triall
Meaning & usage
verbal noun of triall
journey, march
Where this word comes from
From Middle Irish tríall (“journeying; attempting”), from Anglo-Norman trial (“endeavor”).
to travel, journey
to be bound (ready to start or go (to); moving in the direction (of))
Bhí an long ag triall ar Meiriceá.
to go for, go to get or fetch [with ar] (generally after another verb of going, such as téigh)
Where this word comes from
From Middle Irish tríallaid (“journey; attempt”), from tríall (see Etymology 1).
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