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Weekly in Irish (seachtainiúil): Meaning, Forms, Examples

The Irish for weekly is seachtainiúil: cruinniú seachtainiúil, a weekly meeting.
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How to say “weekly” in Irish

Irish:
seachtainiúil
English:
weekly
Word type:
adjective
Weeklier:
níos seachtainiúla
Weekliest:
is seachtainiúla
Plural:
seachtainiúla
Pronunciation:
“SHAKH-tin-oo-il”  /ˈʃaxt̪ənʲuːlʲ/

What does “seachtainiúil” mean?

weekly
Happening, done or produced once every week.Also: every week, once a week, hebdomadal.

“Seachtainiúil” after a noun

An Irish adjective comes after its noun. Here is seachtainiúil after cruinniú (meeting, masculine), after ceolchoirm (concert, feminine) and after a plural.

after a masculine nouncruinniú seachtainiúila weekly meeting
after a feminine nounceolchoirm sheachtainiúila weekly concert
after a plural nouncruinnithe seachtainiúlaweekly meetings

séimhiú (the h) the ending

feminine
ceolchoirmconcert
+
seachtainiúilweekly
=
ceolchoirm sheachtainiúila weekly concert

After a feminine noun the adjective gets a séimhiú, an h after its first letter: ceolchoirm sheachtainiúil. After a masculine noun it stays as it is: cruinniú seachtainiúil.

plural
cruinnithemeetings
+
seachtainiúlaweekly, plural
=
cruinnithe seachtainiúlaweekly meetings

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

Weeklier, weekliest, very weekly

níosmore
+
seachtainiúlaweekly
=
níos seachtainiúlaweeklier
ismost
+
seachtainiúlaweekly
=
is seachtainiúlaweekliest
weeklierníos seachtainiúlain the past tense: ní ba sheachtainiúla
weekliestis seachtainiúlain the past tense: ba sheachtainiúla
as weekly aschomh seachtainiúil leno change after chomh
very weeklyan-seachtainiúilan- lenites, except d, t and s
too weeklyrósheachtainiúilró- lenites

“Seachtainiúil” in a sentence: Irish examples

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

Bíonn cruinniú seachtainiúil againn gach Luan.
We have a weekly meeting every Monday.
Léann sé iris sheachtainiúil faoi spórt.
He reads a weekly magazine about sport.
Íoctar na táillí seachtainiúla ar an Aoine.
The weekly fees are paid on Friday.
Tá an nuachtlitir seachtainiúil anois.
The newsletter is weekly now.

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Weekly in Irish: frequently asked questions

What is the Irish for weekly?

The Irish for weekly is seachtainiúil (pronounced “SHAKH-tin-oo-il”). It comes after the noun: cruinniú seachtainiúil, a weekly meeting; ceolchoirm sheachtainiúil, a weekly concert.

How do you say weeklier and weekliest in Irish?

níos seachtainiúla is weeklier and is seachtainiúla is weekliest. In the past tense they become ní ba sheachtainiúla and ba sheachtainiúla.

Why does seachtainiúil become sheachtainiúil?

After a feminine singular noun an adjective is lenited: it gets an h after its first letter. So ceolchoirm sheachtainiúil (a weekly concert) but cruinniú seachtainiúil (a weekly meeting), because cruinniú is masculine.

What is the plural of seachtainiúil?

With a plural noun seachtainiúil becomes seachtainiúla: cruinnithe seachtainiúla, ceolchoirmeacha seachtainiúla.

How do you say very weekly in Irish?

an-seachtainiúil. Too weekly is rósheachtainiúil, and as weekly as is chomh seachtainiúil le.

How else can I say 'weekly' in Irish?

Besides 'seachtainiúil', you can use the phrase 'gach seachtain' (every week), for example 'Téim ann gach seachtain'.

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