LC IRISH GRAMMAR - tuiseal guinideach

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + starts with a vowel

add an e to the end

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + starts with a conson

add an e to the end

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + start iwth an s

add an e to the end

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + starting with d or t

• if it has a leathan ending - make it caol

• if it has a caol ending, leave it as it is

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + start with a vowel

na + h

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + start iwth a constonant

• na

• get rid of the h from putting the an infront of it

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + starting with an s

• na

• get rid of the t from an form

feminine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + start with a d or t

slenderize if needed, dont if not

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + start with a vowel

make it caol, add an a

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + start with a constonant

no change bar endings

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + start with an s

no change, change endings

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach singular + startr with a d or t

both get nothing

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + vowel

• drop the t from an

• endings

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + start with a conson

add a h

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + start with an s

add a t

masculine nouns + tuiseal ginideach plural + d or t

no change

(tg singular)leathan conson endings

(masculine)

make ending caol

(tg singular)each goes to

(masculine)

igh

(tg singular) ach goes to

(masculine)

aigh

(tg singular) eadh goes to

(masculine)

idh

(tg singular) adh goes to

(masculine)

aidh

(tg singular) ends with a leathan consonant

(masculine)

+a

(tg singular) jobs ending with ir

(masculine)

make them leathan, and add an -a to the end

(tg singular) ends in a vowel or ín

(masculine)

no change to the ending

(tg singular + feminine) ends on a caol conson

add an e

(tg singular + feminine) leathan ending

make it caol, add an e

(tg singular + feminine) each goes to

í

(tg singular + feminine) ach goes to

aí

(tg singular + feminine) +one syllable and ends in íocht or aiocht

+a

(tg singular + feminine) one syllable nouns ending with a caol conson

make leathan, add ach

(tg singular + feminine) end with a vowel

add an n

when is a word a weak plural

if it ends in a caol vowel when we put it in the plural

or we just add an a to make it plural

how to form the weak plural

use their singular tg

if using the - change it to na + uru