Aenach

Pronunciation: /eɪnæk/

Definitions of aenach

noun a gathering or assembly, typically referring to a fair or market in Irish Gaelic culture

Example Sentences

A1 I saw aenach at the market.

A2 The aenach was bustling with people buying and selling goods.

B1 Visiting the aenach is a popular weekend activity for locals.

B2 The annual aenach attracts vendors from all over the region.

C1 The historical aenach has been a center of trade for centuries.

C2 The grandeur of the aenach's architecture is truly awe-inspiring.

Examples of aenach in a Sentence

formal The annual aenach gathering was a significant event in the community.

informal I heard there's going to be an aenach celebration this weekend.

slang Let's crash the aenach party and have some fun!

figurative The team worked together like a well-oiled aenach machine.

Grammatical Forms of aenach

• past tense: aenachd
• plural: aenacha
• comparative: more aenach
• superlative: most aenach
• present tense: aenach
• future tense: will aenach
• perfect tense: have aenachd
• continuous tense: am aenaching
• singular: aenach
• positive degree: aenach
• infinitive: to aenach
• gerund: aenaching
• participle: aenached

Origin and Evolution of aenach

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old Irish

Story behind the word: The word 'aenach' is believed to have originated from Old Irish, specifically from the word 'aithneach', meaning a fair or market.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'aenach' evolved to refer to a gathering or assembly, particularly a market or fair where people would come together to trade goods and socialize.