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In in Irish (isteach): Meaning and Examples

isteach means in, into (going in). Tar isteach. Come in.

How to use “isteach”

“Isteach” in a sentence

Tar isteach.

Come in.

Chuaigh sí isteach sa siopa.

She went into the shop.

More adverbs of place

as láthairabsent, away anseohere ansinthere; then ansiúdover there, yonder thallover there, on the far side abhusover here, on this side istighinside (being there)amuighoutside (being there)amachout (going out)thuasup (being up there)thíosdown (being down there)suasup (going up, away from you)

Isteach in Irish: the questions people ask

What does isteach mean in Irish?

isteach means in, into (going in). For example, Tar isteach.: Come in.

Can you give an example of isteach in a sentence?

Chuaigh sí isteach sa siopa. She went into the shop.