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Logger in Irish (Logálaí): Meaning, Pronunciation, Usage

The Irish for logger is logálaí, a masculine noun (plural logálaithe).
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How to say “logger” in Irish

Irish:
logálaí
English:
logger
Word type:
noun
Gender:
masculine, fourth declension
Pronunciation:
“LUG-aw-lee”  /ˈl̪ˠɔɡaːl̪ˠiː/
Various forms
Plural:
logálaithe (loggers)
Genitive singular:
logálaí, an logálaí (e.g. cadhnra an logálaí, the logger's battery)
Genitive plural:
logálaithe, na logálaithe (e.g. sonraí na logálaithe, the loggers' data)

What does “logálaí” mean?

logger
A device or program that automatically records data or events over time, such as a data logger.Also: data logger, recording device.

“Logálaí” with the article

The plural of logger in Irish is logálaithe. Here is logálaí after the article (an t-alt), in the singular and the plural.

an logálaí
the logger
No change after an
na logálaithe
the loggers
Plural: no change after na

“Logálaí” in a sentence: Irish examples

Common Irish sentences using logálaí, the Irish word for logger.

Tá logálaí teochta sa chuisneoir.
There is a temperature logger in the fridge.
Chuir an t-eolaí an logálaí ar siúl.
The scientist switched on the logger.
Léigh mé na sonraí ón logálaí inné.
I read the data from the logger yesterday.
Tá cuimhne an logálaí lán.
The logger's memory is full.
Cheannaigh an scoil trí logálaithe nua.
The school bought three new loggers.
Bhris mo logálaí sa bháisteach.
My logger broke in the rain.
Stóráiltear na torthaí i logálaí beag.
The results are stored in a small logger.

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Logger in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for logger?

The Irish for logger is logálaí (pronounced “LUG-aw-lee”). It’s a masculine noun and the plural is logálaithe.

How do you pronounce logálaí in Irish?

Logálaí is said like “LUG-aw-lee” (IPA /ˈl̪ˠɔɡaːl̪ˠiː/).

What is the plural of logger in Irish?

The plural of logálaí is logálaithe; with the article, na logálaithe means “the loggers”. The genitive plural is logálaithe, as in sonraí na logálaithe (the loggers' data).

Does 'logálaí' mean a person who cuts down trees?

No, 'logálaí' is a recording device or program; a tree feller is 'leagthóir crann' or 'gearrthóir adhmaid'.

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