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ABAIR

In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, abair is an irregular verb that means "to say" or "to utter". As an imperative command form, it is also used in exclamations to mean "say" (as in "for instance") or combined to express emphasis like "what a...!"

Common Usages and Meanings

• To Say: Used as the base imperative form of the verb "to say".

• Ná habair é: A common Irish phrase meaning "don't mention it" or "you're welcome" (literally "don't say it").

• Exclamatory use: In Gaelic phrasing, placed before nouns to mean "What a...!" (e.g., Abair an duine! meaning "What a guy!").

• Etymological root: In older Anglo-French, the root abair meant "to astonish," which survives in modern English words like abashed and unabashed.

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is an injectable vitamin supplement combining B-complex vitamins, amino acids, and liver extract designed for gamefowl muscle development, stamina, and recovery.
Key Benefits
• Muscle Growth: Builds strong body and muscle mass during conditioning.
• Stamina & Red Blood Cells: Aids red blood cell formation for better oxygen flow, strength, and endurance.
• Fast Recovery: Helps birds bounce back quickly from stress or sickness.
• Breeding Support: Improves reproductive health in breeding materials.
Dosage and Administration (Intramuscular)
• Conditioning Stags: 0.3ml to 0.5ml once a week.
• Conditioning C***s: 0.5ml once a week.
• Pre-Conditioning: 0.3ml to 0.5ml once a week.
• Breeding: 0.5ml once a week.
• Maintenance: 0.5ml once a month.