Irish Word of the Day
féach
FAY-ukh • verb — 26th of May, 2026
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Meaning: to look; to watch
Examples
- Féach ar seo, le do thoil.
(Look at this, please.) - Féach! Tá sé ag eitilt.
(Look! It's flying.) - D'fhéach mé ar an scannán inné.
(I watched the movie yesterday.)
Synonyms
- amharc
- féachaint
Féach is a very common everyday verb used to tell someone to look (command: 'Féach!') and as a conversational marker similar to English 'look' ('Féach, níl sé sin fíor' = 'Look, that's not true'). The past tense is d'fhéach and the future is féachfaidh. The final 'ch' is a guttural sound like in 'loch'.
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