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Unit 7: Noun gender There are two genders in Irish, masculine (firinscneach) and feminine (baininscneach). Nouns that are neutral in English, are either masculine or feminine in Irish. There are five declensions (díochlaontaí) in Irish, and apart from some rare exceptions, every noun belongs to one of these declensions. In general nouns in the database are in their nominative singular form. Exceptions include nouns that are used only in their plural form or nouns that make sense only in the plural form, for example clothes, parallel lines, éadaí, línte comhthreomhara. How to read the gender of a noun
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Aonad 7: Inscne an ainmfhocail Tá dhá inscne sa Ghaeilge, mar atá, firinscneach (masculine) agus baininscneach (feminine). Na hainmfhocail atá neodrach sa Bhéarla, tá siad firinscneach nó baininscneach sa Ghaeilge. Tá cúig dhíochlaonadh sa Ghaeilge agus, amach ó chorreisceacht thall is abhus, baineann gach uile ainmfhocal le ceann éigin de na díochlaontaí sin. Tá na hainmfhocail sa bhunachar sonraí sa tuiseal ainmneach uatha ach amháin na hainmfhocail sin nach n-úsáidtear nó nach mbeadh ciall leo ach san uimhir iolra, mar shampla clothes, parallel lines, éadaí, línte comhthreomhara. Conas inscne an ainmfhocail a léamh