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State-sponsored in Irish (státurraithe): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for state-sponsored is státurraithe: comhlacht státurraithe, a state-sponsored company.
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How to say “state-sponsored” in Irish

Irish:
státurraithe
English:
state-sponsored
Word type:
adjective
More state-sponsored:
níos státurraithe
Most state-sponsored:
is státurraithe
Pronunciation:
“STAWT-ur-ah-heh”  /ˈsˠt̪ˠaːt̪ˠʊrˠəhə/

What does “státurraithe” mean?

state-sponsored
Funded, backed or supported by the state.Also: state-funded, state-backed, state-supported.

“Státurraithe” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is státurraithe after comhlacht (company, masculine), after scéim (scheme, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nouncomhlacht státurraithea state-sponsored company
after a feminine nounscéim státurraithea state-sponsored scheme
after a plural nouncomhlachtaí státurraithestate-sponsored companies
plural
comhlachtaícompanies
+
státurraithestate-sponsored, plural
=
comhlachtaí státurraithestate-sponsored companies

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

More state-sponsored, most state-sponsored, very state-sponsored

níosmore
+
státurraithestate-sponsored
=
níos státurraithemore state-sponsored
ismost
+
státurraithestate-sponsored
=
is státurraithemost state-sponsored

Tá an tseirbhís seo níos státurraithe ná riamh. This service is more state-sponsored than ever.

more state-sponsoredníos státurraithein the past tense: ní ba státurraithe
most state-sponsoredis státurraithein the past tense: ba státurraithe
as state-sponsored aschomh státurraithe leno change after chomh
very state-sponsoredan-státurraithean- lenites, except d, t and s
too state-sponsoredróstáturraitheró- lenites

“Státurraithe” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Is comhlacht státurraithe é Bord na Móna.
Bord na Móna is a state-sponsored company.
Thosaigh scéim státurraithe nua anuraidh.
A new state-sponsored scheme started last year.
Tá go leor eagraíochtaí státurraithe sa tír.
There are many state-sponsored organisations in the country.
Tá an tseirbhís seo níos státurraithe ná riamh.
This service is more state-sponsored than ever.
Tá an tionscadal státurraithe.
The project is state-sponsored.

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State-sponsored in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for state-sponsored?

The Irish for state-sponsored is státurraithe (pronounced “STAWT-ur-ah-heh”). It comes after the noun: comhlacht státurraithe, a state-sponsored company; scéim státurraithe, a state-sponsored scheme.

How do you say more state-sponsored and most state-sponsored in Irish?

níos státurraithe is more state-sponsored and is státurraithe is most state-sponsored. In the past tense they become ní ba státurraithe and ba státurraithe.

How do you say very state-sponsored in Irish?

an-státurraithe. Too state-sponsored is róstáturraithe, and as state-sponsored as is chomh státurraithe le.

What is a 'comhlacht státurraithe'?

A 'comhlacht státurraithe' is a state-sponsored or semi-state body, such as RTÉ or Bord na Móna.

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