Did you know that Old Irish Gaelic contains three separate genders, specifically feminine, masculine, and neuter? Old Irish Gaelic also contains three numbers, those being singular, plural and dual. The dual form however only appears occasionally in distinct grammatical structures. For those of you not familiar with Old Irish Gaelic or it's structure, it is the native Irish language used between the 6th and 10th centuries. The language would eventually evolve into Middle Irish, and undergo many rapid changes. If you are interested in learning more about the differences between Primitive Irish, Old Irish, Middle Irish, and Modern Irish, then we would like to encourage you to continue browsing through our website, as we are one of the most comprehensive Gaelic language guides online. Thank you again for visiting our website. Please don't forget to bookmark us, so that you can come back again and visit us in the very near future.
