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Liturgical in Irish (liotúirgeach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for liturgical is liotúirgeach: ceol liotúirgeach, liturgical music.
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How to say “liturgical” in Irish

Irish:
liotúirgeach
English:
liturgical
Word type:
adjective
More liturgical:
níos liotúirgí
Most liturgical:
is liotúirgí
Plural:
liotúirgeacha
Pronunciation:
“LIT-oor-gyukh”  /ˈlʲɪt̪ˠuːɾʲɟəx/

What does “liotúirgeach” mean?

liturgical
Relating to the liturgy, the formal public worship of a church.Also: of the liturgy, ritual, ceremonial.

“Liotúirgeach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is liotúirgeach after ceol (music, masculine), after teanga (language, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nounceol liotúirgeachliturgical music
after a feminine nounteanga liotúirgeacha liturgical language
after a plural nounceolta liotúirgeachaliturgical musics

séimhiú (the h) the ending

plural
ceoltamusics
+
liotúirgeachaliturgical, plural
=
ceolta liotúirgeachaliturgical musics

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

More liturgical, most liturgical, very liturgical

níosmore
+
liotúirgíliturgical
=
níos liotúirgímore liturgical
ismost
+
liotúirgíliturgical
=
is liotúirgímost liturgical

Tá an searmanas seo níos liotúirgí ná an ceann eile. This ceremony is more liturgical than the other one.

more liturgicalníos liotúirgíin the past tense: ní ba liotúirgí
most liturgicalis liotúirgíin the past tense: ba liotúirgí
as liturgical aschomh liotúirgeach leno change after chomh
very liturgicalan-liotúirgeachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too liturgicalróliotúirgeachró- lenites

“Liotúirgeach” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Seinneadh ceol liotúirgeach san eaglais.
Liturgical music was played in the church.
Is teanga liotúirgeach í an Laidin.
Latin is a liturgical language.
Rinne an sagart staidéar ar théacsanna liotúirgeacha.
The priest studied liturgical texts.
Tá an searmanas seo níos liotúirgí ná an ceann eile.
This ceremony is more liturgical than the other one.
Tá an leabhar seo liotúirgeach ar fad.
This book is entirely liturgical.

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Liturgical in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for liturgical?

The Irish for liturgical is liotúirgeach (pronounced “LIT-oor-gyukh”). It comes after the noun: ceol liotúirgeach, liturgical music; teanga liotúirgeach, a liturgical language.

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

níos liotúirgí is more liturgical and is liotúirgí is most liturgical. In the past tense they become ní ba liotúirgí and ba liotúirgí.

What is the plural of liotúirgeach?

With a plural noun liotúirgeach becomes liotúirgeacha: ceolta liotúirgeacha, teangacha liotúirgeacha.

How do you say very liturgical in Irish?

an-liotúirgeach. Too liturgical is róliotúirgeach, and as liturgical as is chomh liotúirgeach le.

What is the noun related to 'liotúirgeach'?

The noun is 'liotúirge', meaning liturgy, as in 'liotúirge na hEaglaise', the liturgy of the Church.

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