"clis ar" meaning in Irish

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Verb

Forms: cliseann ar [analytic, present], clisfidh ar [analytic, future], cliseadh ar [noun-from-verb], cliste ar [participle, past]
Etymology: From Middle Irish clisid ar, clisid tar (“to surpass, excel”, literally “to jump on/jump past”). Etymology templates: {{der|ga|mga|clisid ar}} Middle Irish clisid ar Head templates: {{head|ga|verb|present analytic|cliseann ar|future analytic|clisfidh ar|verbal noun|cliseadh ar|past participle|cliste ar|altform=|head=}} clis ar (present analytic cliseann ar, future analytic clisfidh ar, verbal noun cliseadh ar, past participle cliste ar), {{ga-verb|fut=clisfidh ar|phrasal=ar|pp=cliste ar|pres=cliseann ar|vn=cliseadh ar}} clis ar (present analytic cliseann ar, future analytic clisfidh ar, verbal noun cliseadh ar, past participle cliste ar) Inflection templates: {{ga-conj-see|beir}}
  1. (obsolete) to surpass Tags: obsolete
    Sense id: en-clis_ar-ga-verb-buVZa8yL
  2. to fail Synonyms (fail): teip ar
    Sense id: en-clis_ar-ga-verb-nv~ZTwV1 Disambiguation of 'fail': 0 94 6
  3. to let down (disappoint)
    Sense id: en-clis_ar-ga-verb-uYKmkbih Categories (other): Irish entries with incorrect language header, Irish phrasal verbs formed with "ar", Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries Disambiguation of Irish entries with incorrect language header: 5 12 83 Disambiguation of Irish phrasal verbs formed with "ar": 9 14 77 Disambiguation of Pages with 1 entry: 5 7 88 Disambiguation of Pages with entries: 4 6 90
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          "english": "I failed to do it.",
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          "english": "Her memory is failing.",
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          "english": "He will not fail to come back.",
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          "text": "ńī çlišə šē eŕ ə hȧxt ərǽš.",
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          "english": "The government let us down.",
          "text": "Chlis an rialtas orainn.",
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          "english": "Her memory is failing.",
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