Irish word

seasca

sixty

nounmasculine/ˈʃasˠkə/

seasca means “sixty” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈʃasˠkə/.

Mutation forms

Chuala sí an scéal óna máthair a bhí seasca bliain d'aois um an dtaca sin.

She had heard the story from her mother who was seventy at that time.

Seasca comhalta líon Sheanad Éireann, .i. aon duine dhéag a ainmneofar agus naonúr is daichead a thoghfar.

Seanad Éireann shall be composed of sixty members, of whom eleven shall be nominated members and forty-nine shall be elected members.

Numbers

ceann

end

duine

one

méid

amount

aon

one

céad

hundred

roinn

some

ábhar

some

beirt

two (people)

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