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Intuitive in Irish (iomasach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for intuitive is iomasach: duine iomasach, an intuitive person.
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How to say “intuitive” in Irish

Irish:
iomasach
English:
intuitive
Word type:
adjective
More intuitive:
níos iomasaí
Most intuitive:
is iomasaí
Plural:
iomasacha
Pronunciation:
“UM-us-ukh”  /ʊməsəx/

What does “iomasach” mean?

intuitive
Knowing or understanding something by instinct rather than by reasoning.Also: instinctive, perceptive.

“Iomasach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is iomasach after duine (person, masculine), after bean (woman, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nounduine iomasachan intuitive person
after a feminine nounbean iomasachan intuitive woman
after a plural noundaoine iomasachaintuitive people

séimhiú (the h) the ending

plural
daoinepeople
+
iomasachaintuitive, plural
=
daoine iomasachaintuitive people

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

More intuitive, most intuitive, very intuitive

níosmore
+
iomasaíintuitive
=
níos iomasaímore intuitive
ismost
+
iomasaíintuitive
=
is iomasaímost intuitive

Tá sí níos iomasaí ná a deartháir. She is more intuitive than her brother.

more intuitiveníos iomasaíin the past tense: ní b'iomasaí
most intuitiveis iomasaíin the past tense: ab iomasaí
as intuitive aschomh hiomasach lechomh puts an h before a vowel
very intuitivean-iomasachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too intuitiveró-iomasachró- lenites

“Iomasach” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Is duine iomasach é an múinteoir nua.
The new teacher is an intuitive person.
Bhí tuiscint iomasach aici ar an gceol.
She had an intuitive understanding of music.
Is ceoltóirí iomasacha iad beirt.
They are both intuitive musicians.
Tá sí níos iomasaí ná a deartháir.
She is more intuitive than her brother.
Tá an córas nua an-iomasach.
The new system is very intuitive.

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Intuitive in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for intuitive?

The Irish for intuitive is iomasach (pronounced “UM-us-ukh”). It comes after the noun: duine iomasach, an intuitive person; bean iomasach, an intuitive woman.

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

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

What is the plural of iomasach?

With a plural noun iomasach becomes iomasacha: daoine iomasacha, mná iomasacha.

How do you say very intuitive in Irish?

an-iomasach. Too intuitive is ró-iomasach, and as intuitive as is chomh hiomasach le.

What noun is 'iomasach' related to?

It comes from the noun 'iomas', meaning intuition, as in 'de réir iomais' (by intuition).

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