Bhí a uncailí ag teagasc matamaitice dó.
His uncles were teaching mathematics to him.
A2
Irish word
teagasc
moral
nounmasculine/ˈtʲaɡəsˠk/
teagasc means “moral” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈtʲaɡəsˠk/.
Definitions
- precept
- teaching
- instruction
- incantation
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | teagasc |
| Séimhiú | theagasc |
| Urú | dteagasc |
teagasc in context
(2) Déanfar gach airgead a sholáthrófar fén Alt so do chur chun teagasc sa Ghaedhilg do sholáthar sa chontae no sa bhailecheanntar.
(2) All moneys raised under this section shall be applied for the purpose of providing instruction in the Irish language in the county or urban district.
C1
(b) Teagasc do thabhairt ar conus na háruis agus na leanbhaí do bhainistí agus do chimeád glan;
(b) Instruction as to management and cleanliness of homes and children;
B1
—(1) As an airgead a chuirfidh an tOireachtas d'aon ghnó chun na críche sin, féadfidh an tAire Fúndúireacht do bhunú agus do choinneáil suas chun tréineáil agus teagasc do thabhairt:—
—(1) Out of the moneys specially appropriated by the Oireachtas for the purpose, the Minister may establish and maintain an Institution for training and instructing:—
B2
I dteanta na tréineála agus an teagaisc mhileata a tabharfar sa bhFúndúireacht san, féadfar pé tréineáil agus teagasc eile oideachais a thabhairt fé mar a hórdófar.
At the said Institution there may be combined with the military training and instruction such other training and instruction of an educational nature as may be prescribed.
B2
Topics
School