Prepositions

Complete guide to Irish prepositions (Réamhfhocail): simple prepositions, compound prepositions, genitive triggers, and prepositional pronouns.

  1. 17 articlesConjugated
  2. ArticleOverviewAn overview of Irish prepositions, explaining the difference between simple and compound forms, and introducing conjugated prepositions.
  3. ArticleCompoundingLearn how to form and use two-part and three-part compound prepositions in Irish, which combine simple prepositions with nouns.
  4. ArticleExpressing "For"Irish uses many different prepositions and phrases to express the English concept of 'for', depending on the context of time, purpose, or exchange.
  5. ArticleFormsAn introduction to Irish prepositions, covering simple and compound forms, mutations, and how they combine with pronouns and the definite article.
  6. ArticleGenitiveA guide to the simple Irish prepositions that require the following noun to be in the genitive case.
  7. ArticlePrepositional PronounsComplete reference table for Irish prepositional pronouns (conjugated prepositions): ag (agam, agat), ar (orm, ort), le (liom, leat), do (dom, duit), de, ó, chuig, and more.
  8. ArticleUnconjugatedA guide to simple Irish prepositions that do not conjugate for pronouns, such as 'gan' (without), 'mar' (as), and 'go' (to).