Irish word

amadán

fool

nounmasculine/(ə)mˠəˈd̪ˠɑːn̪ˠ/

amadán means “fool” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /(ə)mˠəˈd̪ˠɑːn̪ˠ/.

Mutation forms

Is amadán thú.

You're an idiot.

Is amadán é mo dheartháir.

My brother is an idiot.

Amadán is ea mo dheartháir.

My brother is an idiot.

"Amadán éigin ag eitilt turasóirí timpeall Manhattan agus a chuaigh róchóngarach don fhoirgneamh", a shíleas.

"Some fool was flying tourists around Manhattan and went to close to the building", I thought.

Slí do bheith sa Teaghlach do gach seanduine, duine fann-lag, gealt nea-dhíobhálach, amadán, agus síor-breoiteachán.

The Home to accommodate all the aged and infirm, harmless lunatics, imbeciles, and chronic cases.

Family

aintín

aunt

neacht

niece

seanathair

grandfather

seanmháthair

grandmother

nia

nephew

cuid

part

fear

man

mac

son

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