Irish Phrases Starting with "T"

• an tsláinte
  the health
• Tá na cearca ag breith.
  The hens are laying.
• Cnoc Alúine
  the Hill of Allen
• Cnoc na Teamhrach
  the Hill of Tara
• stábla na gcapall
  the horses' stable
• an t-ospidéal
  the hospital
• an t-ocras
  the hunger
• an modh ordaitheach
  the imperative mood
• an tIndiach
  the Indian
• an t-eolas
  the information
• bratach na hÉireann
  the Irish flag
• muintir na hÉireann
  the Irish people
• Muir Éireann
  the Irish Sea
• an stobhach Gaelach
  the Irish stew
• an tÉireannach
  the Irishman
• na briathra neamhrialta
  the irregular verbs
• Oileán Mhanann
  the Isle of Man
• an eochair
  the key
• na heochracha
  the keys
• an chistin
  the kitchen
• Abhainn an Lagáin
  the Lagan
• an uaineoil
  the lamb
• Tá cleití donna ag an bhfuiseog
  The lark has brown feathers
• Tá an fhuiseog ag ceiliúradh
  The lark is singing
• na ciotóga
  the left-handed people
• an chiotóg
  the left-handed person
• Beatha teanga í a labhairt
  The life of a language is to speak it
• an Life
  the Liffey
• Solas na Gréine
  The light of the sun
• an t-asal beag
  the little donkey
• an abhainn fhada
  the long river
• Tá an Tiarna leat
  The Lord is with thee
• an ísealaicme
  the lower class
• an fear
  the man
• Gearrann an fear an féar
  The man cuts the grass.
• Níor oibrigh an fear go mall.
  The man didn't work slowly.
• Tá an fear anseo
  The man is here
• fear an tí
  the man of the house
• an fear a bhfuil hata dubh air
  the man who has a black hat on
• an fear go bhfuil hata dubh air
  the man who has a black hat on (Munster)
• D'oibrigh an fear go mall.
  The man worked slowly.
• carr an fhir
  the man's car
• hata an fhir
  the man's hat
• teach an fhir
  the man's house
• ainm an fhir
  the man's name
• a Sheáin
  the man's name "Seán" in the vocative case.
• an brúitín
  the mash (i.e., the mashed potatoes)   
• an fheoil
  the meat
• an cruinniú
  the meeting
• cruinniú na gcairde
  the meeting of the friends
• na fir
  the men
• teach na bhfear
  the men's house
• lár na tíre
  the midlands
• mí Aibreáin
  the month of April
• mí Lúnasa
  the month of August
• mí na Nollag
  the month of December
• mí Feabhra
  the month of February
• mí Eanáir
  the month of January
• mí Iúil
  the month of July
• mí an Mheithimh
  the month of June
• mí an Mhárta
  the month of March
• mí na Bealtaine
  the month of May
• mí na Samhna
  the month of November
• mí Dheireadh Fómhair
  the month of October
• mí Mheán Fómhair
  the month of September
• an ghealach
  the moon
• an ghealach
  the moon
• Tá an ghealach lán.
  The moon is full.
• Tá an ghealach ag dul ar gcúl.
  The moon is waning.
• Tá an ghealach ag líonadh.
  The moon is waxing (‘filling’).
• an mháthair
  the mother
• na Beanna Boirche
  the Mourne Mountains
• an caoireoil
  the mutton   
• an chaoireoil
  the mutton.
• na Scéalta Miotaseolaíochta
  the Mythological Cycle
• an t-ainm
  the name 
• ainm an dochtúra
  the name of the doctor
• ainm an charad
  the name of the friend
• ainm na ciotóige
  the name of the left-handed person
• na hainmneacha
  the names
• Cnuasach Bhéaloideas Éireann
  the National Folklore Collection
• an tsnáthaid
  the needle
• An Ísiltír
  The Netherlands
• an chéad chéim eile
  the next step
• an naoú hurlár
  the ninth floor
• an naoú mí
  the ninth month
• an naoú duine
  the ninth person
• an naoú ciorcal
  the ninth circle
• an tuiseal ainmneach
  the nominative case
• na Normannaigh
  the Normans
• an tuaisceart
  the north
• na Gealáin Thuaidh
  the Northern Lights
• an tsrón
  the nose
• an uimhir
  the number
• teach na siúrach
  the nun's/sister's house
• an tsiúr
  the nun/sister
• an oifig
  the office
• na hoifigí
  the offices.
• an Caighdeán Oifigiúil
  the Official Standard (of Irish)
• Lig an seanfhear racht gáire as
  The old man burst out laughing