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Acrylic in Irish (aicrileach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

Other uses of ‘aicrileach’: acrylic fibre (noun, masculine)

The Irish for acrylic is aicrileach: geansaí aicrileach, an acrylic jumper.
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How to say “acrylic” in Irish

Irish:
aicrileach
English:
acrylic
Word type:
adjective
More acrylic:
níos aicrilí
Most acrylic:
is aicrilí
Plural:
aicrileacha
Pronunciation:
“AK-ril-ach”  /ˈakʲɾʲɪlʲəx/

What does “aicrileach” mean?

acrylic
Made of or relating to acrylic, a type of synthetic material, fibre or paint.Also: synthetic, man-made.
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“Aicrileach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is aicrileach after geansaí (jumper, masculine), after péint (paint, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine noungeansaí aicrileachan acrylic jumper
after a feminine nounpéint aicrileachan acrylic paint
after a plural noungeansaithe aicrileachaacrylic jumpers

séimhiú (the h) the ending

plural
geansaithejumpers
+
aicrileachaacrylic, plural
=
geansaithe aicrileachaacrylic jumpers

With a plural noun the adjective takes its plural form, aicrileacha.

More acrylic, most acrylic, very acrylic

níosmore
+
aicrilíacrylic
=
níos aicrilímore acrylic
ismost
+
aicrilíacrylic
=
is aicrilímost acrylic

Tá an t-ábhar seo níos aicrilí ná an ceann eile. This material is more acrylic than the other one.

more acrylicníos aicrilíin the past tense: ní b'aicrilí
most acrylicis aicrilíin the past tense: ab aicrilí
as acrylic aschomh haicrileach lechomh puts an h before a vowel
very acrylican-aicrileachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too acrylicró-aicrileachró- lenites

“Aicrileach” in a sentence: Irish examples

With a masculine noun, a feminine noun, a plural, a comparison and on its own.

Cheannaigh mé geansaí aicrileach inné.
I bought an acrylic jumper yesterday.
Bhain an t-ealaíontóir úsáid as péint aicrileach.
The artist used acrylic paint.
Tá na snáitheanna aicrileacha saor.
The acrylic threads are cheap.
Tá an t-ábhar seo níos aicrilí ná an ceann eile.
This material is more acrylic than the other one.
Tá an geansaí seo aicrileach.
This jumper is acrylic.

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Acrylic in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for acrylic?

The Irish for acrylic is aicrileach (pronounced “AK-ril-ach”). It comes after the noun: geansaí aicrileach, an acrylic jumper; péint aicrileach, an acrylic paint.

How do you say more acrylic and most acrylic in Irish?

níos aicrilí is more acrylic and is aicrilí is most acrylic. In the past tense they become ní b'aicrilí and ab aicrilí.

What is the plural of aicrileach?

With a plural noun aicrileach becomes aicrileacha: geansaithe aicrileacha, péinteanna aicrileacha.

How do you say very acrylic in Irish?

an-aicrileach. Too acrylic is ró-aicrileach, and as acrylic as is chomh haicrileach le.

Is there a noun 'aicrileach' too?

Yes, 'aicrileach' is also a noun meaning acrylic material, but as an adjective it follows the noun, as in 'péint aicrileach' (acrylic paint).

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