fathach
| fathach | |
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Etimología 1
[editar]Del gaélico clásico athach, del irlandés medio aithech.[1] Compárese el gaélico escocés athach.
Sustantivo masculino
[editar]- 1
- Gigante.
- Antónimo: abhac
- Ejemplo:
'Bhéarfaidh mise sin duit,' arsa an fathach, 'ach caithfidh fathach achan rud a n-iarrfaidh mise ort a dhéanamh, sin nó an ceann a chailleadh.Deane. The Field Day anthology of Irish writing vol. 4. Editado por: Angela Bourke. Editorial: NYU Press. 2002. ISBN: 0814799086. OBS.: Irish Women's Writing and Traditions
Véase también
[editar]Declinación
[editar]Declinación de fathach (primera declinación) [▲▼]
| Singular | Plural | Singular definido | Plural definido | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominativo | sg. fathach | pl. fathaigh | sg. def. an fathach | pl. def. na fathaigh |
| Genitivo | sg. fathaigh | pl. fathach | sg. def. an fhathaigh | pl. def. na bhfathach |
| Dativo | sg. fathach | pl. fathaigh | sg. def. leis an bhfathach, don fhathach | pl. def. leis na fathaigh |
| Vocativo | sg. a fhathaigh | pl. a fhathacha | ― | ― |
Referencias y notas
[editar]- ↑ Dictionary of the Irish Language based mainly on Old and Middle Irish materials. Editorial: Royal Irish Academy, eDIL project. 1913.