Irish Phrases Starting with "T"

• an seachtú hurlár
  the seventh floor
• an seachtú duine
  the seventh person
• an tSionainn
  the Shannon
• an tseilf
  the shelf
• siopa na gciotóg
  the shop of the left-handed people
• Is minic ciúin ciontach
  The silent person is often guilty
• an deirfiúr
  the sister
• an seomra suí
  the sitting room
• an séú lá déag de mhí Feabhra
  the sixteenth of February
• an séú bliain déag
  the sixteenth year
• an séú ciorcal
  the sixth circle
• an séú hurlár
  the sixth floor
• an séú duine
  the sixth person
• an séú véarsa
  the sixth verse
• an séú bean
  the sixth wife
• Sliabh Bladhma
  the Slieve Bloom Mountains
• an bhean bheag
  the small woman
• mála na mná bige
  the small woman's bag
• Cumann na nÉireannach Aontaithe
  the Society of United Irishmen
• an t-amhrán
  the song
• an deisceart
  the south
• na daoine breaca
  the speckled people
• na Speiríní
  the Sperrin Mountains
• an stéig
  the steak   
• an chloch
  the stone
• an tsráid
  the street
• an modh foshuiteach
  the subjunctive mood
• sárchéim na haidiachta
  the superlative adjective
• tá an Tánaiste le teacht i gceannas ina dhiaidh
  the Tánaiste will come into power after him
• Molfaidh an múinteóir na daltaí.
  The teacher will praise the pupils.
• Ní mholfaidh an múinteóir na daltaí.
  The teacher won't praise the pupils.
• Tá an teocht faoi bhun an reophointe.
  The temperature is below freezing point.
• an deichiú ciorcal
  the tenth circle
• an deichiú hurlár
  the tenth floor
• an deichiú mí
  the tenth month
• an deichiú duine
  the tenth person
• Ghoid an gadaí an ghealach
  The thief stole the moon
• an tríú ciorcal
  the third circle
• an tríú díochlaonadh
  the third declension
• an tríú hurlár
  the third floor
• an tríú lá de mhí Aibreáin
  the third of April
• an tríú duine
  the third person
• an tríú huair
  the third time
• an tríú véarsa
  the third verse
• an tríú bean
  the third wife
• an tríochadú lá de Mhí an Mhárta
  the thirtieth of March
• an t-aonú lá is tríocha de mhí Dheireadh Fómhair
  the thirty-first of October
• an Triúr Deirfiúr
  the Three Sisters
• an leithreas
  the toilet
• barr na deisce
  the top of the desk
• barr na seilfe
  the top of the shelf
• Bíonn siúlach scéalach
  The traveller has many stories
• an lucht siúil
  the travellers (Irish ethnic group)
• an crann
  the tree
• na crainn
  the trees
• Tuatha Dé Danann
  the Tribes of the Goddess Danu
• an Trídhathach
  the Tricolour
• na trí léim
  the triple jump
• an breac
  the trout   
• an fhírinne
  the truth
• an dara mí déag
  the twelfth month
• an fichiú haois
  the twentieth century
• an t-aonú lá is fiche de mhí Mheán Fómhair
  the twenty-first of September
• Canáil Uladh
  the Ulster Canal
• Craobh Uladh
  the Ulster Championship
• an Rúraíocht
  the Ulster Cycle
• Na Stáit Aontaithe
  The United States
• an uasaicme
  the upper class
• an lámh in uachtar
  the upper hand
• an t-ainm briathartha
  the verbal noun
• na Lochlannaigh
  the Vikings
• an tuiseal gairmeach
  the vocative case
• Ballaí Luimnigh
  The Walls of Limerick
• an t-uisce
  the water
• Níl an aimsir go deas inniu.
  The weather isn't nice today.
• Tá an aimsir uafásach inniu.
  The weather is terrible today.
• Tá an aimsir te inniu.
  The weather is warm today.
• Beidh an aimsir go holc an tseachtain seo chugainn.
  The weather will be bad next week.
• an tsráid
  the week
• an t-iarthar
  the west
• Tá cósta thiar Éireann go hálainn ar fad
  The west coast of Ireland is really beautiful
• an t-uisce beatha
  the whiskey
• Sléibhte Chill Mhantáin
  the Wicklow Mountains
• an ghaoth
  the wind
• an fhuinneog
  the window
• Briseadh an fhuinneog aréir
  The window was broken last night
• an bhean
  the woman
• ainm na mná
  the woman's name
• an bhean atá sa charr
  the woman who is in the car
• na mná
  the women
• cait na mban
  the women's cats
• seomra na mban
  the women's room
• obair na mbuachaillí
  the work of the boys
• Bheadh an obair saghas leadránach
  The work would be kind of boring
• na Dreoilíní
  the Wrenboys
• Siad
  They
• tá siad
  they are
• Tá siad ag teacht.
  They are (at) coming.
• Is cur amú ama iad
  They are a waste of time
• Tá siad go hálainn.
  They are beautiful.