taig
/teɪɡ/
taig noun: an Irish Catholic.
Noun (1)
taig (plural taigs)
Noun (2) capitalized: Taig
Taig (plural Taigs)
- Alternative letter-case form of taig (“Roman Catholic”).
- Ya Fenian cunt. Ya shiftless fucking soapdodging Taig.2022, Liam McIlvanney, The Heretic, page 289
Forms of taig
| plural | taigs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Taig |
| plural | Taigs |
Origin of taig
From the Irish forename Tadhg (anglicised as Taig or Teague), which was historically one of the commonest names in Ireland. Compare paddy, mick, tim.
Questions about taig
- What does taig mean?
- Taig means an Irish Catholic.
- What part of speech is taig?
- Taig is a noun.
- How do you pronounce taig?
- Taig is pronounced /teɪɡ/.
- What is the plural of taig?
- The plural of taig is taigs.
Words near taig in the dictionary
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