Greek: Mellô tuptein], I am going to strike, Ta mi dol a bhualadh.
It is also preceded sometimes by the vowel a when it follows a final consonant; as, dol a dh' Eirin, going to Ireland.
Greek: Emellon tuptein], I was going to strike, Bha midol a bhualadh.
In this situation, perhaps it would be advisible to join the a, in writing, to the dh thus, dol adh Eirin.
Forth seid-er that wi alle nei that midloste skip skiata moste, is that dol god biracht seid-er, sa skilun tha ora him to helpane kvma and than mot alrik skiata sa-r alderbesta mei.
Men Fryas folk is diger and flitich, hja wrdon mod ner wirg, thrvchdam hjara dol to tha besta leide.
Twas sweet and fresh with buds of May, Flowers springing from every spray; And when he had supped the Old Soldier trolled The song of youth that never grows old, Called Fol rol dol rol di do.
With nose stuck out, and cheek sunk in, A bristling beard upon his chin - Powder and bullets and wounds and drums Had come to that Soldier as suchlike comes - With a Fol rol dol rol di do.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dol" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
