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In Irish: Oscail an doras

In Scottish Gaelic: Fosgail an doras.

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15y ago

There are three forms of Gaelic. I can't speak for Scottish or Manx but in Irish it's: Dún an doras (pronounced "dhoon on dhurras")

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10y ago

In the Irish language:comhla bheag or leathdhoras;

in Scots Gaelic: leth-dhoras?

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7y ago

In both Irish Gaelic and Scots Gaelic doras dearg.

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13y ago

drúid an doras / dún an doras

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11y ago

Doras

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