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Textual in Irish (téacsach): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for textual is téacsach: téacs téacsach, a textual text.
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How to say “textual” in Irish

Irish:
téacsach
English:
textual
Word type:
adjective
More textual:
níos téacsaí
Most textual:
is téacsaí
Plural:
téacsacha
Pronunciation:
“TAYK-sah-kh”  /tʲeːksəx/

What does “téacsach” mean?

textual
Relating to a text or texts, or to the wording of a text.Also: text-based, of a text.

“Téacsach” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is téacsach after téacs (text, masculine), after scéim (scheme, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nountéacs téacsacha textual text
after a feminine nounscéim théacsacha textual scheme
after a plural nountéacsanna téacsachatextual texts

séimhiú (the h) the ending

feminine
scéimscheme
+
téacsachtextual
=
scéim théacsacha textual scheme

After a feminine noun the adjective gets a séimhiú, an h after its first letter: scéim théacsach. After a masculine noun it stays as it is: téacs téacsach.

plural
téacsannatexts
+
téacsachatextual, plural
=
téacsanna téacsachatextual texts

With a plural noun the adjective takes its plural form, téacsacha. It also gets an h after a plural that ends in a slender consonant; after other plurals it does not: scéimeanna téacsacha.

More textual, most textual, very textual

níosmore
+
téacsaítextual
=
níos téacsaímore textual
ismost
+
téacsaítextual
=
is téacsaímost textual

Tá an t-eagrán nua níos téacsaí ná an seancheann. The new edition is more textual than the old one.

more textualníos téacsaíin the past tense: ní ba théacsaí
most textualis téacsaíin the past tense: ba théacsaí
as textual aschomh téacsach leno change after chomh
very textualan-téacsachan- lenites, except d, t and s
too textualróthéacsachró- lenites

“Téacsach” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Rinne sé staidéar téacsach ar an dán.
He made a textual study of the poem.
Rinne an scoláire anailís théacsach ar an lámhscríbhinn.
The scholar did a textual analysis of the manuscript.
Tá fadhbanna téacsacha sa leagan seo.
There are textual problems in this version.
Tá an t-eagrán nua níos téacsaí ná an seancheann.
The new edition is more textual than the old one.
Tá an cur chuige seo téacsach den chuid is mó.
This approach is mostly textual.

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Textual in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for textual?

The Irish for textual is téacsach (pronounced “TAYK-sah-kh”). It comes after the noun: téacs téacsach, a textual text; scéim théacsach, a textual scheme.

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

níos téacsaí is more textual and is téacsaí is most textual. In the past tense they become ní ba théacsaí and ba théacsaí.

Why does téacsach become théacsach?

After a feminine singular noun an adjective is lenited: it gets an h after its first letter. So scéim théacsach (a textual scheme) but téacs téacsach (a textual text), because téacs is masculine.

What is the plural of téacsach?

With a plural noun téacsach becomes téacsacha: téacsanna téacsacha, scéimeanna téacsacha.

How do you say very textual in Irish?

an-téacsach. Too textual is róthéacsach, and as textual as is chomh téacsach le.

Is 'téacsach' used for text messages?

No, 'téacsach' means textual, relating to a written text; a text message is 'téacs' or 'teachtaireacht théacs'.

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