Sráidbhaile – Village – Masculine or Feminine Noun

The following singular nominative nouns are related to the word “Sráidbhaile“

Grammar: This article will focus on the following grammar elements:

Masculine or Feminine Noun – Rule of Thumb

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Sráidbhaile

Áit

duine 

teach

teaghlach

sráid

rothaíocht

rothar

páirc 

leanbh

súgradh

spraoi

aithne

Pobal

Cearnóg

Séipéal

Eaglais

Scoil

Páirc

Margadh

Droichead

Abhainn

an tuath

Feirm

Lochán

Linn

Halla

Oifig

Post

Siopa

Cónaitheoir

Translation:

Sráidbhaile

(masc. vowel ending)

village

Áit

(fem. slender vowel)

place

duine 

(masc. vowel ending)

person

teach

(masc. broad vowel)

house

teaghlach

(masc. broad vowel)

family

sráid

(fem. slender vowel)

street

rothaíocht

(fem. polly-syllable -aíocht)

cycling

rothar

(masc. broad vowel)

bicycle

páirc 

(fem. slender vowel)

park

leanbh

(masc. broad vowel)

child

súgradh

(masc. broad vowel)

play

spraoi

(masc. vowel ending)

fun

aithne

(masc. vowel ending)

familiarity

Pobal

(masc. broad vowel)

Community

Cearnóg

(fem. -óg)

square

Séipéal

(masc. broad vowel)

Church

Eaglais

(fem. slender vowel)

Church

Scoil

(fem. slender vowel)

School

Páirc

(fem. slender vowel)

Park

Margadh

(masc. broad vowel)

Market

Droichead

(masc. broad vowel)

Bridge

Abhainn

(fem. slender vowel)

River

an tuath

(fem. exception broad vowel)

Countryside

Feirm

(fem. slender vowel)

Farm

Lochán

(masc. broad vowel)

Pond

Linn

(fem. slender vowel)

Pond

Halla

(masc. vowel ending)

hall

Oifig

(fem. slender vowel)

office

Post

(masc. broad vowel)

Post

Siopa

(masc. vowel ending)

shop

Cónaitheoir

(masc. -eoir)

Resident

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