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An Tuiseal Ginideach Flashcards

1
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When do you use the Tuiseal Ginideach?

A

○When possession is in question
○When you have two nouns together
○When the noun follows -ing
○When the noun follows réamhfhocal comhshuite
○When quantities are in question
○When the noun follows timpeall, trasna, cois, dála or chun

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2
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Seán’s hat

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Hata Sheáin

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3
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Mary’s house

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Teach Mháire

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4
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The girl’s dress

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Gúna an chailín

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5
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The boat’s sail

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Seol an bháid

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The man’s coat

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Cóta an fhir

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7
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The boy’s jumper

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Geansaí an bhuachalla

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8
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Classroom

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Seomra ranga

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9
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Timetable

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clár ama

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10
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School bag

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Mála scoile

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11
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Company manager

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bainisteoir comhlachta

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12
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Driving the car

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ag tiomáint an chairr

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13
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Writing the story

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Ag scríobh an scéil

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14
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Learning grammar

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ag foghlaim gramadaí

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15
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Playing football

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Ag imirt peile

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16
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Closing the door

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Ag dúnadh an dorais

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17
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Reading a book

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ag léamh leabhair

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18
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Throughout the day

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i rith an lae

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19
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During the morning

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le linn na maidine

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20
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Beside the place/nearby

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in aice na háite

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21
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All over the country

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Ar fud na tíre

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22
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At the back of the house

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Ar chúl an tí

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23
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For a week

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Ar feadh seachtaine

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24
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A lot of work

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A lán oibre

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25
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A bit of money

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Beagán airgid

26
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A lot of trouble

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Go leor trioblóide

27
Q

More maths

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Níos mó matamaitice

28
Q

to work

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chun oibre

29
Q

around the park

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timpeall na páirce

30
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Fireside

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Cois tine

31
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Across the road

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Trasna an bhóthair

32
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How do you put a noun ending with a broad vowel into the tuiseal ginideach, usually. Give examples

A

If a noun ends with a broad vowel, you usually make it caol:

E.g.
cat → cait
sceal → scéil
clós → clois

33
Q

How do you put a noun ending with a slender vowel into the tuiseal ginideach, usually. Give examples

A

If a noun ends with a slender vowel, you usually put ‘e’ with it:

E.g.
scoil → scoile
pairc → páirce
tuairim → tuairime

34
Q

How do you put a noun ending with óir, úir, éir, eoir, íocht or (e)acht into the tuiseal ginideach, usually. Give examples

A

If a noun ends with óir, úir, éir, eoir, íocht or (e)acht, you usually make it leathan and put ‘a’ with it:

E.g.
bádóir → bádóra
feirmeoir → feirmeora
siúinéir → siúineara
dochtúir → dochtúra
filíocht → filíochta
iarracht → iarrachta
35
Q

How do you put a noun ending with a vowel or in ‘-ín’ into the tuiseal ginideach, usually. Give examples

A

Usually, nothing happens to nouns ending with a vowel or in ‘-ín’:

E.g.
príomhoide → príomhoide
cailín → cailín

36
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Weekend

A

Deireadh seachtaine

37
Q

The end of the month

A

Deireadh na míosa

38
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Break time

A

Am sosa

39
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Science room

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Seomra eolaíochta

40
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Beginning of the year

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Tús na bliana

41
Q

Poetry book

A

Leabhar filíochta

42
Q

Author of the story

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Údar an scéil

43
Q

The author’s name

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Aimn an údair

44
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Lunch time

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Am lóin

45
Q

Sports hall

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Halla spóirt

46
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sun rise

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Fáinne geal an lae

47
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School team

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Foireann na scoile

48
Q

City centre

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Lár na cathrach

49
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As fast as the wind

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Ar nós na gaoithe

50
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Christmas card

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Cárta Nollag

51
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Final

A

Cluiche ceannais

52
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Lines of the poem

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Línte an dáin

53
Q

The people of Ireland

A

Muintir na hÉireann

54
Q

Easter holidays

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Saoire na Cásca

55
Q

Riverside

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Cois abhann

56
Q

Train station

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Stáisiún traenach

57
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Around the country

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Timpeall na tíre

58
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The top of the mountain

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Barr an tsléibhe

59
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The poet’s work

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Saothar an fhile

60
Q

Side street

A

Taobh na sráide

LC Irish (70 decks)

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