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play [pleɪ] v
gen.	cluich (Yerkwantai); cleasaich (Yerkwantai)
theatre.	dealbh-chluich (Yerkwantai)
English thesaurus
play [pleɪ] n
lit.	A specific piece of drama, usually performed on a stage by actors who often wear makeup or costumes to help them resemble the character they represent.
PLAY [р] abbr.
abbr.	Promoting Lifetime Activity For Youth
abbr., ed.	Planned Learning Achievement For Youth
Nasdaq	Players International, Inc.

play: 2 phrases in 2 subjects

General	1
Music	1