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cothromas

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Irish

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Alternative forms

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Etymology

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From cothrom (even; level, balanced) +‎ -as; compare Old Irish comthromas, from comthrom.

Noun

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cothromas m (genitive singular cothromais)

  1. (finance, law) equity
    • An tAcht (an Oireachtais) Cáirde Thalmhaíochta, 1947, Caibidil II, Talamh Cláraithe:
      39. (1) I gcás —
      (a) (i) duine a bheith cláraithe i gclár de ruílseoirí mar lán-únaer ar thalamh, agus
      (ii) an talamh sin a bheith cláraithe faoi réir cothromas, agus []
      Agricultural Credit Act of the Oireachtas of Ireland, 1947, Chapter II, Registered land:
      39. (1) Where —
      (a) (i) a person is registered in a register of freeholders as full owner of land, and
      (ii) such land is registered subject to equities, and []
    • 1985, Quartly Bulletin of the Central Bank of Ireland, page iii:
      Is mó leis na comhair seirbhísí dá mbaill ná brabús sa riocht is go gcuirtear srian leis na dibhinní ar bhuanchaipiteal cothromais.
      Services to their members are so much more important to the cooperatives than profit that dividends on fixed equity capital are reined in.
    • 2002, Report of [the] Proceedings of the National Forum on Europe (Ireland), volumes 1‒6, as published by the Stationery Office, page 55:
      Caithfidh sé seo a bheith ar bhonn chothromais agus caithfidh sé bheith ar bhonn oscailte agus ar bhonn []
      This has to be on a basis of equity and it has to be on an open basis and on a basis []
  2. equity (fair treatment of people)
    Synonym: cóir

Declension

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Declension of cothromas (first declension, no plural)
bare forms
singular
nominative cothromas
vocative a chothromais
genitive cothromais
dative cothromas
forms with the definite article
singular
nominative an cothromas
genitive an chothromais
dative leis an gcothromas
don chothromas

Derived terms

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Mutation

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Mutated forms of cothromas
radical lenition eclipsis
cothromas chothromas gcothromas

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Modern Irish.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

References

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