The Genitive Flashcards
Say the Genitive Case of:
càrn
cùirn
What is the Definite Article before Masculine Genitive beginning with a consonant?
a’ + lenited consonant
Say the Genitive Case of:
bòrd
bùird
What is the Definite Article before Masc. Gen. before
s + (vowel or liquid)
an t-(s . . .
Say the Genitive Case of:
cnoc
cnuic
Say the Genitive Case of:
dòrn
dùirn
Say the Genitive Case of:
clag (a bell)
cluig
Say the Genitive Case of:
beul
beòil
Say the Genitive Case of:
ceann
cinn
What is the Genitive Plural?
= Nom. Singular
Without ‘nan’, lenition for Masculines, NOT Feminines
Feminines with ‘i’ as the final vowel generally have the Gen.Plural = Nominative Plural. e.g. nan eaglaisean
Say the Genitive Case of:
fiadh, seòl, cliabh(= creel)
féidh, siùil, cléibh
How is the Gen.Sing. Feminine nouns formed?
Slenderised + -e
But the -e is optional in polysyllabic nouns.
Say the Genitive Case of:
bròg, eaglais, bruach, grian, crìoch, long
bròige, eaglaise, bruaiche, gréine, crìche, luinge
Say the Genitive Case S and P of the Feminine nouns in -il/-ir that enlarge; i.e. add -(e)ach
e.g. litir, obair
Enlarged stem for Gen. S.
Enlarged Nom. Plur. -(e)achan
Say the Genitive Case Sing. of:
litir, cathair, iuchair, anail
litreach, cathrach, iuchrach, analach