Irish word

d'ith

ate

verbmasculine/dʲi(ː)/

d'ith means “ate” in Irish and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /dʲi(ː)/.

Mutation forms

D'ith mé martbhorgaire i McDonald's.

I ate a hamburger at McDonald's.

D'ith an fear an t-arán.

The man ate the bread.

Bhí Tomás ag déanamh iontais cé a d'ith na brioscaí uilig.

Tom wondered who ate all the cookies.

D'ith mé an t-arán.

I ate the bread.

Cé a d'ith an t-arán?

Who ate the bread?

Time

tosaigh

to begin

críochnaigh

finish

níos

lean

to follow

fan

to wait

deir

says

mair

live

cinnte

certain, sure

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