Connachta

Irish ga: Etymology From ga sga Connachta,12217 from sga Conn+ sga -achta. Pronunciation ga Munster,Connacht /ˈkon̪ˠəxt̪ˠə/ II 157 ga Ulster /ˈkɞn̪ˠa(x)t̪ˠə/ Proper noun f-p Connacht ga Connacht Q938504 ga Cúige Chonnacht inhabitants of Connacht descendants of ga Conn Céadchathach Conn of the Hundred Battles Usage notes In contrast to ga Mumhain Munster, which, unusually for a proper noun, is always left unlenited in the genitive in the phrase ga Cúige Mumhan Province of Munster, ga Connachta is always lenited in the genitive (thus ga Cúige Chonnacht Province of Connacht). Derived terms ga Connachtach m native of Connacht Mutation References smaller Further reading Old Irish Etymology sga Conn -acht -achta Pronunciation Proper noun sga proper noun f-p genitive Connacht sga plurale tantum sga Connacht province c/Ireland inhabitants of Connacht descendants of sga Conn Cétchathach Conn of the Hundred Battles Declension ā-f p Connachta+H Connachta+H Connachta+H Connacht+N Connachtaib Descendants ga Connachta non Kunnaktir 1 wlm Konacht 1 mga Connachtach 1 Connachtman ga Connachtach Mutation Further reading 12217 55