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nach

[n̪ˠax]

verb

LanguageScottish Gaelic

Meaning
  1. Used together with the dependent form of a verb to form negative questions.
  2. Used together with the dependent form of a verb to form negative subordinate clauses; that ... not
  3. not (in negative questions or subordinate clauses)
  4. A particle used to make a question negative or to start a negative clause. It changes the verb following it to its dependent form.
Examples

Nach eil an t-acras ort?

Are you not hungry?

Pronunciationn̪ˠax

Part of speechverb

Usage noteIt is essential to check if the following verb needs to be in the dependent form when using this word.

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Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) — Wave 3 (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.