Numbers
Master the Irish numbering system: cardinal numbers, ordinal numbers, personal numbers (áireamh daoine), fractions, and counting rules.
- ArticleOverviewAn overview of how numbers work in Irish, including cardinal, ordinal, and personal numbers.
- Article1 to 19Learn to count from 1 to 19 in Irish (Uimhreacha 1 go 19): basic counting (a haon, a dó), counting nouns, personal numbers (beirt, triúr), and ordinals (an chéad, an dara).
- Article20 to 99Learn how to form Irish numbers from twenty to ninety-nine, covering both the modern decimal system and the traditional vigesimal (base-20) system.
- Article100 to 1,000,000Learn how to write and speak large numbers in Irish from 100 to 1,000,000: hundreds (céad), thousands (míle), and millions (milliún), with abstract and ordinal forms.
- ArticleDeclensionIrish cardinal numbers can be treated as nouns and declined with the definite article. This page shows their forms in the nominative, genitive, and plural cases.
- ArticleFractionsLearn how to form and use common fractions and mixed numbers in Irish, from 'a half' to 'two and a third'.
- ArticleNumber SystemA comprehensive guide to the Irish number systems, including cardinal, ordinal, and personal numbers, and their grammatical rules.