Alone in Irish (ina aonar): Meaning and Examples

Q: What does ina aonar mean in Irish?

ina aonar means alone, on his own. For example, Tá sé ina chónaí ina aonar.: He lives alone.

How to use “ina aonar”

The possessive changes with the person: i m'aonar (on my own), i d'aonar, ina aonar (his), ina haonar (hers), inár n-aonar, in bhur n-aonar, ina n-aonar.

“Ina aonar” in a sentence

Tá sé ina chónaí ina aonar.

He lives alone.

Bhí mé i m'aonar sa teach.

I was alone in the house.

Tá sí ina haonar.

She is on her own.

More adverbs of manner

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Ina aonar in Irish: the questions people ask

What does ina aonar mean in Irish?

ina aonar means alone, on his own. For example, Tá sé ina chónaí ina aonar.: He lives alone.

How do you use ina aonar?

The possessive changes with the person: i m'aonar (on my own), i d'aonar, ina aonar (his), ina haonar (hers), inár n-aonar, in bhur n-aonar, ina n-aonar.

Can you give an example of ina aonar in a sentence?

Bhí mé i m'aonar sa teach. I was alone in the house. Tá sí ina haonar. She is on her own.