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Why is it right to say, “Níl mórán Fraincise agam,” w/ “Fraincise” being in the [color=purple]genitive[/color] form…but “Níl aon Ghearmáinis agam,” w/ “Ghearmáinis‘” being in [color=green]nominative[/color] form? Is “mórán” a noun and “aon” one of those rare adjectives that comes [color=brown]before[/color] a noun? Or is it something else I’m not getting? 😮 I’d like very much to know; so thanks to anyone who does!
Why is it right to say, “Níl mórán Fraincise agam,” w/ “Fraincise” being in the [color=purple]genitive[/color] form…but “Níl aon Ghearmáinis agam,” w/ “Ghearmáinis‘” being in [color=green]nominative[/color] form? Is “mórán” a noun and “aon” one of those rare adjectives that comes [color=brown]before[/color] a noun? Or is it something else I’m not getting? 😮 I’d like very much to know; so thanks to anyone who does!
Yes, mórán is a noun, aon (as well as all numbers from 1-19) is an adjective.
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