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Storage battery in Irish (Taiscbhataire): Meaning, Pronunciation, Usage

The Irish for storage battery is taiscbhataire, a masculine noun (plural taiscbhatairí).
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How to say “storage battery” in Irish

Irish:
taiscbhataire
English:
storage battery
Word type:
noun
Gender:
masculine, fourth declension
Pronunciation:
“TASHK-vat-ir-eh”  /ˈt̪ˠaʃcˌwat̪ˠəɾʲə/
Various forms
Plural:
taiscbhatairí (storage batteries)
Genitive singular:
taiscbhataire, an taiscbhataire (e.g. luchtú an taiscbhataire, charging of the storage battery)
Genitive plural:
taiscbhatairí, na dtaiscbhatairí (e.g. luchtú na dtaiscbhatairí, charging the storage batteries)

What does “taiscbhataire” mean?

storage battery
A rechargeable battery that stores electrical energy, such as the battery in a car.Also: accumulator, rechargeable battery, car battery.

“Taiscbhataire” with the article

The plural of storage battery in Irish is taiscbhatairí. Here is taiscbhataire after the article (an t-alt), in the singular and the plural.

an taiscbhataire
the storage battery
No change after an
na taiscbhatairí
the storage batteries
Plural: no change after na

“Taiscbhataire” in a sentence: Irish examples

Common Irish sentences using taiscbhataire, the Irish word for storage battery.

Tá taiscbhataire nua ag teastáil ón gcarr.
The car needs a new storage battery.
Luchtaigh sé an taiscbhataire thar oíche.
He charged the storage battery overnight.
Tá cumhacht an taiscbhataire ag dul i léig.
The storage battery's power is running down.
Díolann an siopa sin taiscbhatairí.
That shop sells storage batteries.
Tá mo thaiscbhataire marbh arís.
My storage battery is dead again.
Stóráiltear leictreachas i dtaiscbhataire.
Electricity is stored in a storage battery.
Bhí fadhb sa taiscbhataire ar maidin.
There was a problem in the storage battery this morning.

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Storage battery in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for storage battery?

The Irish for storage battery is taiscbhataire (pronounced “TASHK-vat-ir-eh”). It’s a masculine noun and the plural is taiscbhatairí.

How do you pronounce taiscbhataire in Irish?

Taiscbhataire is said like “TASHK-vat-ir-eh” (IPA /ˈt̪ˠaʃcˌwat̪ˠəɾʲə/).

What is the plural of storage battery in Irish?

The plural of taiscbhataire is taiscbhatairí; with the article, na taiscbhatairí means “the storage batteries”. The genitive plural is taiscbhatairí, as in luchtú na dtaiscbhatairí (charging the storage batteries).

Why does taiscbhataire change to thaiscbhataire or dtaiscbhataire?

Irish changes the start of some words after certain words. After mo (my) taiscbhataire becomes mo thaiscbhataire (lenition), and after ár (our) or i (in) it becomes ár dtaiscbhataire (eclipsis).

How is taiscbhataire different from cadhnra?

Cadhnra is the general word for a battery, while taiscbhataire specifically means a rechargeable storage battery or accumulator.

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