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Muslim in Irish (Ioslamach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

Other uses of ‘Ioslamach’: Muslim (noun, masculine)

The Irish for Muslim is Ioslamach: dlí Ioslamach, a Muslim law.
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How to say “Muslim” in Irish

Irish:
Ioslamach
English:
Muslim
Word type:
adjective
More Muslim:
níos Ioslamaí
Most Muslim:
is Ioslamaí
Plural:
Ioslamacha
Pronunciation:
“IS-la-mukh”  /ɪsˠləmˠəx/

What does “Ioslamach” mean?

Muslim
Relating to Islam, its religion, culture or followers.Also: Muslim, of Islam.
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“Ioslamach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is Ioslamach after dlí (law, masculine), after ealaín (art, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine noundlí Ioslamacha Muslim law
after a feminine nounealaín Ioslamacha Muslim art
after a plural noundlíthe IoslamachaMuslim laws

séimhiú (the h) the ending

plural
dlíthelaws
+
IoslamachaMuslim, plural
=
dlíthe IoslamachaMuslim laws

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

More Muslim, most Muslim, very Muslim

níosmore
+
IoslamaíMuslim
=
níos Ioslamaímore Muslim
ismost
+
IoslamaíMuslim
=
is Ioslamaímost Muslim

Tá an rialtas nua níos Ioslamaí ná an seanrialtas. The new government is more Islamic than the old one.

more Muslimníos Ioslamaíin the past tense: ní b'Ioslamaí
most Muslimis Ioslamaíin the past tense: ab Ioslamaí
as Muslim aschomh hIoslamach lechomh puts an h before a vowel
very Musliman-Ioslamachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too Muslimró-Ioslamachró- lenites

“Ioslamach” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Tá suim aige sa dlí Ioslamach.
He is interested in Islamic law.
Rinne sí staidéar ar an ealaín Ioslamach.
She studied Islamic art.
Tá go leor tíortha Ioslamacha san Áise.
There are many Islamic countries in Asia.
Tá an rialtas nua níos Ioslamaí ná an seanrialtas.
The new government is more Islamic than the old one.
Is Ioslamach an cultúr sa réigiún sin.
The culture in that region is Islamic.

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Muslim in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for Muslim?

The Irish for Muslim is Ioslamach (pronounced “IS-la-mukh”). It comes after the noun: dlí Ioslamach, a Muslim law; ealaín Ioslamach, a Muslim art.

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

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

What is the plural of Ioslamach?

With a plural noun Ioslamach becomes Ioslamacha: dlíthe Ioslamacha, ealaíona Ioslamacha.

How do you say very Muslim in Irish?

an-Ioslamach. Too Muslim is ró-Ioslamach, and as Muslim as is chomh hIoslamach le.

What is the difference between 'Ioslamach' and 'Moslamach'?

'Ioslamach' means Islamic, relating to the religion Islam ('Ioslam'), while 'Moslamach' is used for Muslim people, as in 'pobal Moslamach', a Muslim community.

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