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Regenerative in Irish (athghiniúnach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for regenerative is athghiniúnach: próiseas athghiniúnach, a regenerative process.
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How to say “regenerative” in Irish

Irish:
athghiniúnach
English:
regenerative
Word type:
adjective
More regenerative:
níos athghiniúnaí
Most regenerative:
is athghiniúnaí
Plural:
athghiniúnacha
Pronunciation:
“AH-hin-yoo-nukh”  /ˈahˌɟɪnʲuːnˠəx/

What does “athghiniúnach” mean?

regenerative
Describes something that renews, restores or grows again, such as tissue, energy or land.Also: regenerating, renewing, restorative.

“Athghiniúnach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is athghiniúnach after próiseas (process, masculine), after scéim (scheme, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nounpróiseas athghiniúnacha regenerative process
after a feminine nounscéim athghiniúnacha regenerative scheme
after a plural nounpróisis athghiniúnacharegenerative processes

séimhiú (the h) the ending

plural
próisisprocesses
+
athghiniúnacharegenerative, plural
=
próisis athghiniúnacharegenerative processes

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

More regenerative, most regenerative, very regenerative

níosmore
+
athghiniúnaíregenerative
=
níos athghiniúnaímore regenerative
ismost
+
athghiniúnaíregenerative
=
is athghiniúnaímost regenerative

Tá an modh nua níos athghiniúnaí ná an seanmhodh. The new method is more regenerative than the old method.

more regenerativeníos athghiniúnaíin the past tense: ní b'athghiniúnaí
most regenerativeis athghiniúnaíin the past tense: ab athghiniúnaí
as regenerative aschomh hathghiniúnach lechomh puts an h before a vowel
very regenerativean-athghiniúnachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too regenerativeró-athghiniúnachró- lenites

“Athghiniúnach” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Is próiseas athghiniúnach é sin sa chorp.
That is a regenerative process in the body.
Úsáideann an carr coscánú athghiniúnach agus cumhacht athghiniúnach.
The car uses regenerative braking and regenerative power.
Tá cleachtais athghiniúnacha ag na feirmeoirí sin.
Those farmers have regenerative practices.
Tá an modh nua níos athghiniúnaí ná an seanmhodh.
The new method is more regenerative than the old method.
Tá an fíochán seo athghiniúnach.
This tissue is regenerative.

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Regenerative in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for regenerative?

The Irish for regenerative is athghiniúnach (pronounced “AH-hin-yoo-nukh”). It comes after the noun: próiseas athghiniúnach, a regenerative process; scéim athghiniúnach, a regenerative scheme.

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

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

What is the plural of athghiniúnach?

With a plural noun athghiniúnach becomes athghiniúnacha: próisis athghiniúnacha, scéimeanna athghiniúnacha.

How do you say very regenerative in Irish?

an-athghiniúnach. Too regenerative is ró-athghiniúnach, and as regenerative as is chomh hathghiniúnach le.

Is 'athghiniúnach' the same as 'inathnuaite'?

No. 'Athghiniúnach' means regenerative, as in 'leigheas athghiniúnach', while 'inathnuaite' means renewable, as in 'fuinneamh inathnuaite'.

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