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7. After words expressing comparison with, likeness to, severance from, union with, peace with, war with, expectation of.
Tá sé ċoṁ árd liom. He is as tall as I.
Tá sé cosṁail leat. He is like you.
Do sgar sé leo. He separated from them.
8. With verbal noun to express purpose, intention (see pars. 567, 569).

9. In following phrases:—

le h‑aġaiḋ, for (use of), le cois, near, beside.
le h‑uċt, with a view to. láiṁ le, near.
le h‑ais, beside. mar aon le, along with
le fánaiḋ, downward. taoḃ le, beside.

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MAR, LIKE TO, AS.

1. Literal use: as, like to.

mar sin, thus agus mar sin de, and so on.
Do ġlac sé mar ċéile í. He took her for a spouse.
fá mar aduḃairt sé, (according) as he said.
2. Before relative particle a, it is equivalent to as, how, where, &c.
an áit mar a raiḃ sé,   the place where he was.

3. For an idiomatic use of mar, see par. 353.[W 1]

  1. Presumably a typo, as there is nothing about mar at par. 353.