Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
appal
appalling
apparatus
apparel
apparent
apparition
apparitor
appeal
appealable
appealing
appear
appearance
appease
appeasement
appellant
appellation
append
appendage
appendicitis
appendix
appertain
appetency
appetible
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
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appeal1, s. 1 Appeal to arms, dul i muinín airm. Jur: Appeal at law, achomharc m. Appeal from a sentence, achomharc in aghaidh breithe. Court of appeal, cúirt achomhairc. 2 a I made an appeal to his generosity, chuaigh mé i muinín na féile a bhí ann. b The appeal of the sea, tarraingt f na farraige. 3 Achainí f, guí f.
appeal2, v.i. 1 a He appealed to the law, d'éiligh sé ceart dlí. To appeal from a judgment, achomharc m a dhéanamh in aghaidh breithe. To appeal to the sword, dul i muinín an chlaímh. To appeal to the country, dul faoi bhráid an phobail. b Abs.Jur: Achomharcaim, cuirim isteach achomharc. 2 He appealed to me for help, d'agair sé mé ag iarraidh mo chabhrach. 3 Taitníonn le, tarraingíonn. The plan appeals to me, taitníonn an plean sin liom. It doesn't appeal to me, níl mórán suime agam ann.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Grounds for appeal, foras m achomhairc.
He made a heart-felt appeal, d'iarr sé achainí óna chroí.
No appeal lies against this decision, níl dul thar an mbreith seo.
This appeal met with a generous response, bhí toradh flaithiúil ar an éileamh seo.
Sex appeal, mealladh m fear, ban.
She has no sex-appeal, is fada siar searc fir óig inti.
