īrisks

From īrs (“Irishman”) +‎ -isks.

īrisks (definite īriskais, comparative īriskāks, superlative visīriskākais, adverb īriski)

1. Irish (relating to the Irish language; relating to Irish people or to Ireland)

   Džoisa romāns ir ļoti universāls stilistiki un intonatīvi, bet arī ļoti īrisks ― Joyce's novel (Ulysses) is very universal in style and tone, but also very Irish

   tajā ir kaut kas īrisks ― in it there is something Irish

English “Irish” as an attributive adjective usually corresponds in Latvian to īru, the genitive plural form of īrs. The adjective īrisks is commonly used as a predicate (“this is Irish”), or in its adverbial form īriski.

• Īrija
• īrs, īriete
• īru valoda