Gaelach

gaelach Irish Alternative forms ga Gaedhealach Ulster otherwise superseded ga Gaedhlach Gaeulach Gaodhalach Gaodhlach Gaoidhealach obsoleteh Etymology From ga Gael -ach adjectival suffix adjective. Pronunciation ga /ˈɡeːl̪ˠəx/ Munster ga /ˈɡeːlˠəx/ /ˈɡeːl̪ˠəx/ Connacht II 123 ga /ˈɡeːlˠa(x)/ /ˈɡeːl̪ˠa(x)/ Ulster Adjective -aigh -aí ~a -aí Gaelic relating to the Gaels or their language Irish pertaining to Irish Gaelic culture usually in lowercase: ga gaelach native to Ireland; homely, pleasant; common, ordinary Usage notes ga Gaelach and ga Éireannach can both be translated Irish, but ga Gaelach refers specifically to traditional Irish Gaelic culture, historically associated with the Irish language. ga Éireannach refers to anything associated with the island or country of Ireland. ga Gaelach can also refer to Gaelic culture outside of Ireland, for example in Scotland, the Isle of Man, and the diaspora. Declension G ael ach Derived terms ga stobhach Gaelach<t:Irish stew> Gaelachas<t:Irish characteristic(s)> aiteann gaelach<t:dwarf whin> cló Gaelach<t:Gaelic type> cnó gaelach<t:hazel-nut> míle Gaelach<t:Irish mile> peil Ghaelach<t:Gaelic football> caife Gaelach<t:Irish coffee> damhsa Gaelach<t:Irish dancing> rince Gaelach<t:Irish dancing> Related terms ga Gaeilge ga Gaelaigh ga Gaelú Mutation References smaller Further reading 2 Gaeḋealach 507 ga Ireland Nationalities