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-achd

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See also: achd

Irish

Suffix

-achd f

  1. obsolete spelling of -acht

Scottish Gaelic

Etymology

From Old Irish -acht (compare Irish -acht, Manx -aght, Welsh -iaeth).

Suffix

-achd f

  1. Suffix forming a noun or verbal noun from an adjective or another noun
    1. Denoting system of government
      rìgh (king) + -achdrìoghachd (kingdom)
    2. Denoting religion
      Crìostaidh (Christian) + -achdCrìosdaidheachd (Christianity)
    3. Denoting area
      Gàidhealtachd (Gaelic-speaking area, Gaeltacht)
    4. Denoting condition or quality
      saor (free) + -achdsaorachd (freedom)
      bàrd (bard, poet) + -achdbàrdachd (poetry)
      ealanta (ingenious, expert, clever) + -achdealantachd (ingenuity, expertness, cleverness)
      milis (sweet) + -achdmìlseachd (sweetness)
      cothrom (just, equitable) + -achdcothromachd (equality)

Derived terms

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