gach
Each and Every
Gach normally takes a singular noun: gach lá. It does not need a separate definite article before its noun.
How It Works
Gach normally takes a singular noun: gach lá. It does not need a separate definite article before its noun.
Gach introduces each or every and normally takes a singular noun. It does not require the definite article. The phrase can describe repeated time or quantify a group one member at a time; the rest of the clause supplies the event or description.
Examples (3)
- Léim gach lá.
I read every day.
- Tá gach duine anseo.
Everyone is here.
- Osclaíonn sí gach fuinneog.
She opens every window.
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