Níl ticéad agam.
I don't have a ticket.
B1
Irish word
ticéad
ticket
nounmasculine/tʲɪceːd̪ˠ/
ticéad means “ticket” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /tʲɪceːd̪ˠ/.
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | ticéad |
| Séimhiú | thicéad |
| Urú | dticéad |
ticéad in context
D'inis mé dóibh ticéad eile a sheoladh chugam.
I told them to send me another ticket.
B1
Ticéad fillte go Gaillimh, le do thoil.
Return ticket to Galway please.
B1
Taisteal no tabhairt fé thaisteal ar aon traen, tram, carr no feithicil eile gan an táille d'íoc no do thairisgint, no gan ticéad, deimhniúchán no barántas ceart,
The offence of travelling or attempting to travel upon any train, tram, car or other vehicle without payment or tender of the fare, or without ticket, voucher, or proper warrant,
B2
(15) Taisteal no tabhairt fé thaisteal ar aon traen, tram, carr no feithicil eile gan an táille d'íoc no do thairisgint, no gan ticéad, deimhniúchán no barántas ceart.
(15) The offence of travelling or attempting to travel on any train, tram, car or other vehicle without payment or tender of fare or without ticket, voucher or proper warrant.
B2
Topics
Travel