a-mach

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See also: amach

Scottish Gaelic

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /(ə)ˈmax/
(Islay, Wester Ross) IPA^(key): /(ə)ˈmɛx/

Adverb

a-mach

out, outwards (implies motion)
An tèid thu a-mach a-nochd?
Will you go out tonight?

Thiginn a steach a rithist ged a chuirteadh a mach mi.
I would come in again though I were put out.

Derived terms

a-muigh no a-mach (“at all”)
dol a-mach (“behaviour; outset”)
dubh a-mach (“erase”)
fàgail a-mach (“exception”)
sa chiad dol a-mach (“initially”)

See also

Scottish Gaelic adverbs of direction and position

Point of reference	Motion toward	Stationary position at	Motion from
above, up	suas	shuas	a-nuas
below, down	sìos	shìos	a-nìos
east	an ear, sear
west	an iar, siar
north	a tuath
south	a deas
over there	a-null, a-nunn	thall	a-nall, a-bhos
over here	a-nall, a-bhos	a-bhos	a-null, a-nunn
abroad	a-null thairis	thall thairis	a-nall thairis
inside	a-steach	a-staigh	—
outside	a-mach	a-muigh	—

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