The Genitive Flashcards

1
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

càrn

A

cùirn

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2
Q

What is the Definite Article before Masculine Genitive beginning with a consonant?

A

a’ + lenited consonant

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3
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

bòrd

A

bùird

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4
Q

What is the Definite Article before Masc. Gen. before

s + (vowel or liquid)

A

an t-(s . . .

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5
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

cnoc

A

cnuic

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6
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

dòrn

A

dùirn

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7
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

clag (a bell)

A

cluig

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8
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

beul

A

beòil

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9
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

ceann

A

cinn

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10
Q

What is the Genitive Plural?

A

= 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

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11
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

fiadh, seòl, cliabh(= creel)

A

féidh, siùil, cléibh

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12
Q

How is the Gen.Sing. Feminine nouns formed?

A

Slenderised + -e

But the -e is optional in polysyllabic nouns.

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13
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

bròg, eaglais, bruach, grian, crìoch, long

A

bròige, eaglaise, bruaiche, gréine, crìche, luinge

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14
Q

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

A

Enlarged stem for Gen. S.

Enlarged Nom. Plur. -(e)achan

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15
Q

Say the Genitive Case Sing. of:

litir, cathair, iuchair, anail

A

litreach, cathrach, iuchrach, analach

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16
Q

What is the way real oddities form their Gen. Sing. and Nom. Pl.

A

Gen. Sing: add -a

Nom Plur: add -an

17
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

pìob, fiacaill, lagh, druim, gamhainn, loch, dath, speal

A

pìoba, fiacla, lagha, droma, gamhna(stirk), locha, datha(colour), speala(scythe)

18
Q

Say the Genitive Case of:

guth, cath, earb, dealbh, fiodh

A

gutha(voice), catha(battle), earba(roedeer), dealbha(picture), fiodha(wood)

19
Q

Which nouns do not change in the Singular?

Three classes.

A

i. -air [agent/instrument] e.g. iasgair
ii All nouns ending in a vowel e.g. bàta
iii -achd e.g. rìoghachd

20
Q

What is your common error with Feminine nouns in the Genitive Singular?

A

There is NO Lenition

21
Q

Give the Genitive Singular of:-
leabaidh (f)
deoch (f)

A

leapa

dighe/dibhe

22
Q

Give the Genitive Singular of:-

biadh (m)

A

coin

bidhe

23
Q

Give the Genitive Singular of:-
taigh
sgian (f)

A

taighe

sgine/sgèine