stalc

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Irish

Etymology

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Noun

stalc m (genitive singular stailc, nominative plural stailc)

  1. stiff, stodgy, thing
  2. Alternative form of staic (“stake, post; stock; butt, stump”)

Declension

Declension of stalc (first declension)
bare forms
case singular plural
nominative stalc stailc
vocative a stailc a stalca
genitive stailc stalc
dative stalc stailc
forms with the definite article
case singular plural
nominative an stalc na stailc
genitive an stailc na stalc
dative leis an stalc
don stalc 		leis na stailc

Alternative forms

Verb

stalc (present analytic stalcann, future analytic stalcfaidh, verbal noun stalcadh, past participle stalctha) (transitive, intransitive)

  1. set, harden, stiffen
  2. stodge, stuff

Conjugation

conjugation of stalc (first conjugation – A)
singular plural relative autonomous
first second third first second third
indicative present stalcaim stalcann tú;
stalcair† 		stalcann sé, sí stalcaimid stalcann sibh stalcann siad;
stalcaid† 		a stalcann; a stalcas stalctar
past stalc mé; stalcas stalc tú; stalcais stalc sé, sí stalcamar; stalc muid stalc sibh; stalcabhair stalc siad; stalcadar a stalc /
ar stalc* 		stalcadh
past habitual stalcainn stalctá stalcadh sé, sí stalcaimis; stalcadh muid stalcadh sibh stalcaidís; stalcadh siad a stalcadh /
a stalcadh* 		stalctaí
future stalcfaidh mé;
stalcfad 		stalcfaidh tú;
stalcfair† 		stalcfaidh sé, sí stalcfaimid;
stalcfaidh muid 		stalcfaidh sibh stalcfaidh siad;
stalcfaid† 		a stalcfaidh; a stalcfas stalcfar
conditional stalcfainn stalcfá stalcfadh sé, sí stalcfaimis; stalcfadh muid stalcfadh sibh stalcfaidís; stalcfadh siad a stalcfadh /
a stalcfadh* 		stalcfaí
subjunctive present go stalca mé;
go stalcad† 		go stalca tú;
go stalcair† 		go stalca sé, sí go stalcaimid;
go stalca muid 		go stalca sibh go stalca siad;
go stalcaid† 		— go stalctar
past dá stalcainn dá stalctá dá stalcadh sé, sí dá stalcaimis;
dá stalcadh muid 		dá stalcadh sibh dá stalcaidís;
dá stalcadh siad 		— dá stalctaí
imperative stalcaim stalc stalcadh sé, sí stalcaimis stalcaigí;
stalcaidh† 		stalcaidís — stalctar
verbal noun stalcadh
past participle stalctha

* indirect relative
† archaic or dialect form

References

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