Giúdach

Irish Alternative forms ga Iúdach Etymology ga Iúdach<ety:af<sga:Iudae<t:Jew>><-ach<pos:adjective>>> From ga Iúdach, from ga sga Iudae Jew -ach adjectivega nouns suffixed with -ach, from ga la iūdaeus, from ga grc Ἰουδαῖος, from ga hbo יְהוּדִי yəhûḏî. The initial G- arose from a reinterpretation of the sound /j/ as the lenited form of /ɟ/. Early Modern Irish and Classical Gaelic have spellings in ga -dh-, which is retained in gd Iùdhach; the unlenited -d- of the modern language has been restored on the basis of the Latin word as well as English words like en Judaism and en Judaic. Pronunciation ga /ˈɟuːd̪ˠəx/ Munster,Connacht ga /ˈɟuːd̪ˠa(h)/ Ulster Adjective -aigh -aí ~a - Jewish Declension G iúdach iúdaigh iúdaí ~a - Derived terms ga Giúdachas Judaism ga frithghiúdachas anti-Semitism ga Giúdais Yiddish Noun m -aigh -aigh Jew Declension G iúdach iúdaigh Mutation Further reading 2 539 2 619 Iúdaiḋe ga Judaism