an t-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "ant"

Scottish Gaelic

Article

an t-

  1. The.

Usage notes
  • This form is used in the singular nominative of masculine nouns beginning with a vowel.
    Seo an t-àite. ― This is the place.
  • This form is used in the singular dative of both masculine and feminine nouns beginning with s followed by l, n, r or a vowel.
    Tha fèidh anns an t-srath seo. ― There are deer in this valley.
  • This form is used in the singular genitive of masculine nouns beginning with s followed by l, n, r or a vowel.
    A bheil thu eòlach air ainm an t-Sasannaich? ― Do you know the Englishman's name?

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