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Irish
Etymology
From Old Irish taithmet , taidmet ( “ memory, remembrance ” ) , from to- + aithmet .
Pronunciation
Noun
taifead m (genitive singular taifid , nominative plural taifid )
record ( information put into a lasting physical medium )
Synonyms: cuntas , tuairisc
log ( chronological record ) , logbook
Synonyms: loga , logleabhar
Declension
Verb
taifead (present analytic taifeadann , future analytic taifeadfaidh , verbal noun taifeadadh , past participle taifeadta )
record
Conjugation
singular
plural
relative
autonomous
first
second
third
first
second
third
indicative
present
taifeadaim
taifeadann tú; taifeadair †
taifeadann sé, sí
taifeadaimid
taifeadann sibh
taifeadann siad; taifeadaid †
a thaifeadann ; a thaifeadas / a dtaifeadann *
taifeadtar
past
thaifead mé; thaifeadas
thaifead tú; thaifeadais
thaifead sé, sí
thaifeadamar ; thaifead muid
thaifead sibh; thaifeadabhair
thaifead siad; thaifeadadar
a thaifead / ar thaifead *
taifeadadh
past habitual
thaifeadainn / dtaifeadainn ‡‡
thaifeadtá / dtaifeadtá ‡‡
thaifeadadh sé, sí / dtaifeadadh sé, s퇇
thaifeadaimis ; thaifeadadh muid / dtaifeadaimis ‡‡; dtaifeadadh muid‡‡
thaifeadadh sibh / dtaifeadadh sibh‡‡
thaifeadaidís ; thaifeadadh siad / dtaifeadaidís ‡‡; dtaifeadadh siad‡‡
a thaifeadadh / a dtaifeadadh *
thaifeadtaí / dtaifeadtaí ‡‡
future
taifeadfaidh mé; taifeadfad
taifeadfaidh tú; taifeadfair †
taifeadfaidh sé, sí
taifeadfaimid ; taifeadfaidh muid
taifeadfaidh sibh
taifeadfaidh siad; taifeadfaid †
a thaifeadfaidh ; a thaifeadfas / a dtaifeadfaidh *
taifeadfar
conditional
thaifeadfainn / dtaifeadfainn ‡‡
thaifeadfá / dtaifeadfá ‡‡
thaifeadfadh sé, sí / dtaifeadfadh sé, s퇇
thaifeadfaimis ; thaifeadfadh muid / dtaifeadfaimis ‡‡; dtaifeadfadh muid‡‡
thaifeadfadh sibh / dtaifeadfadh sibh‡‡
thaifeadfaidís ; thaifeadfadh siad / dtaifeadfaidís ‡‡; dtaifeadfadh siad‡‡
a thaifeadfadh / a dtaifeadfadh *
thaifeadfaí / dtaifeadfaí ‡‡
subjunctive
present
go dtaifeada mé; go dtaifeadad †
go dtaifeada tú; go dtaifeadair †
go dtaifeada sé, sí
go dtaifeadaimid ; go dtaifeada muid
go dtaifeada sibh
go dtaifeada siad; go dtaifeadaid †
—
go dtaifeadtar
past
dá dtaifeadainn
dá dtaifeadtá
dá dtaifeadadh sé, sí
dá dtaifeadaimis ; dá dtaifeadadh muid
dá dtaifeadadh sibh
dá dtaifeadaidís ; dá dtaifeadadh siad
—
dá dtaifeadtaí
imperative
taifeadaim
taifead
taifeadadh sé, sí
taifeadaimis
taifeadaigí ; taifeadaidh †
taifeadaidís
—
taifeadtar
verbal noun
taifeadadh
past participle
taifeadta
* indirect relative † archaic or dialect form ‡‡ dependent form used with particles that trigger eclipsis
Derived terms
Mutation
Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Modern Irish. All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.
Further reading
Gregory Toner, Sharon Arbuthnot, Máire Ní Mhaonaigh, Marie-Luise Theuerkauf, Dagmar Wodtko, editors (2019 ), “taithmet ”, in eDIL: Electronic Dictionary of the Irish Language
Dinneen, Patrick S. (1927 ) “taiṫṁead ”, in Foclóir Gaeḋilge agus Béarla , 2nd edition, Dublin: Irish Texts Society