"cha" meaning in Irish

See cha in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Particle

IPA: /ha/
Etymology: From Middle Irish níco(n), noco(n), nocho(n), nocha(n), from Old Irish nícon, nacon, from ní con. Etymology templates: {{inh|ga|mga|nícon|níco(n)}} Middle Irish níco(n), {{m|mga|nocon|noco(n)}} noco(n), {{m|mga|nochon|nocho(n)}} nocho(n), {{m|mga|nochon|nocha(n)}} nocha(n), {{inh|ga|sga|nícon}} Old Irish nícon, {{m|sga|nacon}} nacon, {{m|sga|ní con}} ní con Head templates: {{head|ga|particle|cat2=negative particles}} cha
  1. (Ulster) not Wikipedia link: Ulster Irish Tags: Ulster, triggers-eclipsis, triggers-lenition Synonyms: (used in Munster Irish, Connacht Irish, and some varieties of Ulster Irish) Related terms: chan (english: used before vowel sounds), char [before-past]
    Sense id: en-cha-ga-particle-JUu5e1fx Categories (other): Irish entries with incorrect language header, Irish negative particles, Irish particles, Ulster Irish

Download JSON data for cha meaning in Irish (2.1kB)

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          "english": "She will not marry him.",
          "text": "Cha phósann sí é.",
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        {
          "english": "I do not give, I will not give.",
          "text": "Cha dtugaim.",
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        "Irish terms with IPA pronunciation",
        "Irish terms with usage examples",
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          "text": "Cha phósann sí é.",
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