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English
Etymology
am + -n’t
Pronunciation
Verb
amn't
- (Ireland, Scotland) am not
- 2004 An Coimisinéir Teanga, Frequently Asked Questions
- I phoned a government office but nobody there had any Irish so I couldn't do my business with them in Irish. Amn't I entitled under the Act to conduct business with any Government office in Irish?
- 2017 November 18, Al Porter, quoted in Patrick Freyne, "Al Porter: ‘After wild sex with a priest, I realised the priesthood was not for me’", The Irish Times:
- Now, I’m very conscious of what I am or amn’t referencing from those eras, and I’m so comfortable with that – being a reinvention of a retro kind of thing.
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Contraction
amn’t
- Contraction of am not.