Irish Phrases Starting with "T"

• arú inné
  the day before yesterday
• díochlaontaí na Gaeilge
  the declensions of Irish
• an fiaclóir
  the dentist
• oifig an fhiaclóra
  the dentist's office
• an seomra bia
  the dining room
• Ní mór na soithí a ní
  The dishes need washed
• an dhíog
  the ditch
• an dochtúir
  the doctor
• Tá an dochtúir anseo
  The doctor is here
• an madra
  the dog
• D'ith an madra an bia
  The dog ate the food
• D'ith an madra do cheapaire
  The dog ate your sandwich
• Níor ith an madra é
  The dog didn't eat it
• Tá an madra mór.
  The dog is big.
• Tá an madra ag rith síos an bóthar.
  The dog is running down the road.
• Adhlacfaidh an madra an chnámh.
  The dog will bury the bone. 
• Béarfaidh an madra ar an liathróid
  The dog will catch the ball
• Ní adhlacfaidh an madra an chnámh.
  The dog will not bury the bone.
• Babhla an mhadra
  The dog's bowl
• babhla an mhadra
  the dog's  bowl
• an t-asal
  the donkey
• bia an asail
  the donkey's food
• Tá an dóras dúnta.
  The door is closed. 
• doras na bialainne
  the door of the restaurant
• Doras feasa fiafraí
  The door to wisdom is asking questions
• foireann Bhaile Átha Cliath
  the Dublin team
• bainisteoir fhoireann Bhaile Átha Cliath
  the Dublin team's manager
• deirfiúr bhainisteoir fhoireann Bhaile Átha Cliath
  the Dublin team's manager's sister
• an t-oirthear
  the east
• an ubh
  the egg
• an t-ochtú hurlár
  the eighth floor
• an t-ochtú duine
  the eighth person
• an t-ochtú bean
  the eighth wife
• an t-ochtú ciorcal
  the eighth circle
• an t-aonú mí déag
  the eleventh month
• an t-aonú lá déag de mhí na Bealtaine
  the eleventh of May
• deireadh an lae
  the end of the day
• deireadh na míosa
  the end of the month
• An tAontas Eorpach
  The European Union
• an tAontas Eorpach
  the European Union
• aghaidh na gealaí
  the face of the moon
• an t-aonach
  the fair
• Aonach Tailteann
  the Fair of Tailtin
• na daoine maithe
  the fairies (lit. 'the good people')
• Dónal Bocht Cam
  The fairies reward Dónal by removing the hump from his back, and sending him on his way healthy and sound (not a typical result of encounters with Irish fairies, which tend, on the whole, to be rather unpleasant creatures!).You may never encounter a group of fairies stuck on repeat, but, if you’re learning Irish, it’s always useful to know the days of the week (and how to use them properly).
• an t-athair
  the father
• rogha na coitiantachta
  the favourite
• an Fhiannaíocht
  the Fenian Cycle
• an cúigiú gluaisteán
  the fifth car
• an cúigiú díochlaonadh
  the fifth declension
• an cúigiú hurlár
  the fifth floor
• an cúigiú duine
  the fifth person
• an cúigiú véarsa
  the fifth verse
• an cúigiú ciorcal
  the fifth circle
• an tine
  the fire
• an chéad
  the first
• an chéad réimniú
  the first conjugation
• an chéad díochlaonadh
  the first declension
• an chéad urlár
  the first floor
• an chéad phost
  the first job
• an chéad mhí
  the first month
• an chéad lá de mhí an Mhárta
  the first of March
• an chéad duine
  the first person
• an chéad véarsa
  the first verse
• an chéad bhean
  the first wife
• an chéad bhean le bheith ina Taoiseach
  the first woman to be Taoiseach
• an chéad chiorcal
  the first circle
• fliú
  the flu
• An fliú? A Mhaighdean...tá sé sin uafásach!
  The flu? Oh no...that's terrible!
• an Mháirt ina dhiaidh sin
  the following Tuesday
• an ceathrú díochlaonadh
  the fourth declension
• an ceathrú hurlár
  the fourth floor
• An ceathrú lá de Shamhain.
  The fourth of November (literally, the fourth day of November).
• an ceathrú horáiste
  the fourth orange
• an ceathrú duine
  the fourth person
• an ceathrú véarsa
  the fourth verse
• an ceathrú ciorcal
  the fourth circle
• an sionnach
  the fox
• an cara
  the friend
• na cairde
  the friends
• an tsochraid
  the funeral
• an aimsir fháistineach
  the future tense
• Cumann Lúthchleas Gael
  the Gaelic Athletic Association
• Conradh na Gaeilge
  the Gaelic League
• an Ghaeltacht
  the Gaeltacht
• na Gaibhlte
  the Galtee Mountains
• an tuiseal ginideach
  the genitive case
• Bhí an bronntanas tugtha do Mháire.
  The gift was given to Máire.
• an cailín
  the girl
• leabhar an chailín
  the girl's book
• ainm an chailín
  the girl's name
• na cailíní
  the girls
• foireann na gcailíní
  the girls' team
• gloine na fuinneoige
  the glass of the window
• Bhí an gloine líonta le bainne.
  The glass was filled with milk.
• Go Gleann na gCuach Dé Domhnaigh
  The Glen of the Cuckoos on a Sunday
• Gleannta Aontroma
  the Glens of Antrim
• Do bhuail sé rop dá adharc sa tóin ann
  The goat he lunged with his horn towards the man’s bottom
• Machaire Méith na Mumhan
  the Golden Vale
• Gleanntáin Ghlas Ghaoth Dobhair
  The Green Valleys of Gweedore