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https://usi.ie/focloir-aiteach/ nó = or aiteach- queer (adj) aerach- gay (adj) leispiach-lesbian (adj) déghnéasach- bisexual (adj) éighnéasach-asexual (adj) il-leannánach-polyamorous (adj) barrpháirtí (nó barradóir)- top (noun, m) bunpháirtí (nó bunadóir)- bottom (noun, m) baineann go fireann (BGF-FTM) (adj) fireann go baineann (FGB-MTF) (adj) bean thras- trans woman (noun, f) fear tras-trans man (noun, m) neamh-dhénártha- non-binary (adj) aistriú- transition (noun, m- ver...
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