Definitions For Tuath

Noun

{{ga-noun, f, tuaithe, tuatha}} (historical) people, tribe country, territory petty kingdom; territorial unit {{qualifier, of ancient Ireland}} laity rural districts, country (rural area), countryside : {{ux, ga, Tá mo mháthair faoin tuath., My mother is in the country(side).}}

Declension

{{ga-decl-f2, t, uath, uaithe, dat=uaith, datoc=a}}

Derived terms

{{l, ga, fabhcún tuaithe, t=gyrfalcon}} {{l, ga, tuathánach, t=countryman, rustic, peasant}}

Etymology

From {{inh, ga, sga, túath}}, from {{inh, ga, cel-pro, toutā}}, from {{inh, ga, ine-pro, *tewtéh₂}}.

Mutation

{{gd-mut-cons, t, uath}}

Etymology 1

From {{inh, gd, sga, túath}}, from {{inh, gd, cel-pro, toutā}}, from {{inh, gd, ine-pro, *tewtéh₂}}.

Noun

{{gd-noun, g=f, gen=tuatha, pl=tuathan}} country people, folk countryside laity peasantry tenantry

Related terms

{{l, gd, tuathanach, t=farmer, agriculturalist, peasant; tenant; yeoman}}

Etymology 2

From {{inh, gd, sga, túaid}}, túaith.

Noun

{{gd-noun, g=f}} north : {{ant, gd, deas}}

Derived terms

{{der3, gd }}

Adjective

northern, north