Irish Word of the Day
déanach
DYA-nakh • adjective — 29th of Aug, 2026
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Meaning: late; occurring after the expected, scheduled, or usual time
Examples
- Tá sé déanach anois.
(It is late now.) - Bhí sí déanach don obair.
(She was late for work.) - Ná bí déanach arís.
(Don't be late again.)
Synonyms
- mall
- díreach tar éis an ama
Antonyms
- luath
- in am
This word is very common when talking about time, arriving late, or something happening after its expected time. It is used in everyday speech and in both informal and formal contexts.
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