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Help with a translation for a story please.

An féidir libh astrú:

A grove (of trees)

agus

Be banished.

Tá fios agam go bhfuil díbert banish, ach conas a gcuirfidh tú in abáirt é?

Míle síle!

Jessica

to be banished - a bheith díbeartha
Be banished (command) - go ndíbirtear tú

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Níl focal níos fearr agam ar "grove" ná "coill" - tá focail níos fearr ann : doire, mar shampla atá ar coill beag.

Míle maith agut.

Focla eile ar "grove"

garrán
fáschoill

Baineann doire le crainn daire (oaks)

It is actually an oak grove that I am wondering about, coincidently!

Would, 'Díbirt uainn' ceart go leor?

'Díbirt uainn'

I'd be more confident about what you want to say if you gave my the whole sentence/context.

If you intend to say "be banished from us" I'd say it differently...

Well that is what I want to say, or be banished from here.

The story is kinda magical...

The teacher is encouraging us to be indiviual in the way we tell it, so Im trying to make it really interesting!

I don't think I'd use the word banished at all
But if one character is banishing amother you could say:

Díbirim thú uainn go deo I banish you from us forever (sibh instead of thú for a group)

or

Go ndíbirtear thú uainn go deo - May you be banished from us forever


But I'd more likely say

"Imeacht gan teacht ort" - a curse: may you go and never return (oraibh for plural)

Cuirim de gheis ort gan filleadh riamh - I put you under a (magical) obligation never to return

Go raibh míle Aonghus, cabhair iontach ar fad.

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