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Stock in Irish (Stoc): Meaning, Pronunciation, Usage

‘stoc’ also means: trunk · breed · trumpet

The Irish for stock is stoc, a masculine noun (plural stoic).
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How to say “stock” in Irish

Irish:
stoc
English:
stock, trunk, breed, trumpet
Word type:
noun
Gender:
masculine, first declension
Pronunciation:
“stuk”  /sˠt̪ˠɔk/
Various forms
Plural:
stoic (stocks)
Genitive singular:
stoic, an stoic (e.g. luach an stoic, value of the stock)
Genitive plural:
stoc, na stoc (e.g. luach na stoc, the value of the stocks)

What does “stoc” mean?

“Stoc” has four alternative meanings. The most common comes first.

stock
A supply of goods kept for sale or use, or the shares of a company.Also: supply, goods in stock, shares.
3 other meanings: trunk or breed or trumpet
2trunk
The main stem or stump of a tree, or a stock of a gun or tool.Also: stump, stem, stock of a gun.
3breed
Family line, descent or breeding stock of people or animals.Also: lineage, descent, breeding stock.
4trumpet
A trumpet or bugle, a brass instrument that is blown.Also: bugle, horn.

Other Irish words for stock: stór (store), bunadh (origin), scair (share)

“Stoc” with the article

The plural of stock in Irish is stoic. Here is stoc after the article (an t-alt), in the singular and the plural.

an stoc
the stock
No change after an
na stoic
the stocks
Plural: no change after na

“Stoc” in a sentence: Irish examples

Common Irish sentences using stoc, the Irish word for stock.

Tá stoc nua tagtha isteach sa siopa.
New stock has come into the shop.
Níl an t-earra sin ar stoc againn faoi láthair.
We don't have that item in stock at the moment.
Thit luach an stoic go mór inné.
The value of the stock fell sharply yesterday.
Cheannaigh sé stoic i gcomhlacht teicneolaíochta.
He bought shares in a technology company.
Shuíomar ar stoc crainn sa choill.
We sat on a tree stump in the wood.
Is de stoc maith feirmeoirí í.
She comes from good farming stock.
Tá mo stoc beagnach ídithe anois.
My stock is almost used up now.

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Stock in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for stock?

The Irish for stock is stoc (pronounced “stuk”). It’s a masculine noun and the plural is stoic. Depending on context it can also mean trunk or breed or trumpet.

How do you pronounce stoc in Irish?

Stoc is said like “stuk” (IPA /sˠt̪ˠɔk/).

What is the plural of stock in Irish?

The plural of stoc is stoic; with the article, na stoic means “the stocks”. The genitive plural is stoc, as in luach na stoc (the value of the stocks).

Does stoc have more than one meaning?

Yes. Stoc can mean stock, trunk, breed or trumpet, depending on context; the first is the most common.

How do I say 'in stock' and 'out of stock'?

Use 'ar stoc' for in stock and 'as stoc' for out of stock, e.g. Tá sé as stoc.

Is 'stoc' used for soup stock?

Yes, 'stoc' can mean cooking stock or broth, as in stoc sicín, chicken stock.

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