lenar

• IPA^(key): /ˈlʲɛnˠəɾˠ/

lenar (form used before non-past tenses lena) (used before a past tense; triggers lenition of a following consonant except in the autonomous form)

1. with which/whom

   an buachaill lenar bhuail mé ― the boy with whom I met

Especially in the spoken language, it is more common to use the indirect relative particle ar with a resumptive prepositional pronoun:

an buachaill ar bhuail mé leis ― the boy with whom I met

lenar (form used before a vowel in the present/future lenarb, form used before a vowel in the past/conditional lenarbh) (used before a consonant sound; triggers lenition in the past/conditional)

1. with which/whom is

   an fear lenar féidir labhairt le hainmhithe ― the man who can talk to animals

2. with which/whom was/would be

   an bhean lenar dhóigh gurbh fhíor é ― the woman who believed it was true

Here again, it is more common, especially in the spoken language, to use the indirect relative particle ar with a resumptive prepositional pronoun:

an fear ar féidir leis a labhairt le hainmhithe ― the man who can talk to animals

an bhean ar dhóigh léi gurbh fhíor é ― the woman who believed it was true