thall

Irish

Etymology

From Old Irish tall.

Pronunciation

• (Galway) IPA^(key): /hɑːl̪ˠ/
• (Ulster) IPA^(key): /hal̪ˠ/, /hɔl̪ˠ/

Adverb

thall

1. over there (stationary)

   Bhí sé thall i Meiriceá.

   He was over in America.

Antonyms

• abhus (“over here”)

See also

Irish adverbs of direction and position

point of reference	motion toward	stationary position at	stationary position on the indicated side	motion from
above, up	suas	thuas	lastuas	anuas
below, down	síos	thíos	laistíos	aníos
east	soir	thoir	lastoir	anoir
west/back	siar	thiar	laistiar	aniar
north	ó thuaidh	thuaidh	lastuaidh	aduaidh
south	ó dheas	theas	laisteas	aneas
northeast	soir ó thuaidh	thoir thuaidh	—	anoir aduaidh
northwest	siar ó thuaidh	thiar thuaidh	—	aniar aduaidh
southeast	soir ó dheas	thoir theas	—	anoir aneas
southwest	siar ó dheas	thiar theas	—	aniar aneas
over there	sall	thall	lastall	anall
over here	—	—	—	anonn
inside	isteach	istigh	laistigh	—
outside	amach	amuigh	lasmuigh	—

Scottish Gaelic

Etymology

From Old Irish tall.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /haul̪ˠ/

Adverb

thall

1. over there

Usage notes

• Implies location:

  bha e thall ann an Ameireaga - he was over in America

• For movement, a-null is used.

Derived terms

• aig a' cheann thall
• mu dheireadh thall
• thall thairis

See also

Scottish Gaelic adverbs of direction and position

point of reference	motion toward	stationary position at	motion from
above, up	suas	shuas	a-nuas
below, down	sìos	shìos	a-nìos
east	an ear, sear
west	an iar, siar
north	a tuath
south	a deas
over there	a-null, a-nunn	thall	a-nall, a-bhos
over here	a-nall, a-bhos	a-bhos	a-null, a-nunn
abroad	a-null thairis	thall thairis	a-nall thairis
inside	a-steach	a-staigh	—
outside	a-mach	a-muigh	—