Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
cluasleathan
cluaslia
cluasóg
club
clubtheach
clúdach
clúdacha
clúdaigh
clúdaitheoir
clúdamh
clúdóg
clúdú
cluich
cluiche
cluicheach
cluicheachair
cluicheachaire
cluicheadh
cluicheáil
cluicheálaí
cluicheán
cluichearnacht
cluicheog
clúdaigh could be a grammatical form of:
clúdach »
clúdaigh1, v.t. (vn. -ach). Cover, wrap. Bord, cathaoir, a chlúdach, to cover a table, a chair. Sreang, cábla, a chlúdach, to cover, to coat, a wire, a cable. Gunnaí a chlúdach, to mask guns. Do cheann a chlúdach, to cover one’s head. Tú féin a chlúdach go maith, to wrap oneself up well. ~ thú féin, cover yourself up; put on your clothes. Teach a chlúdach, to roof, thatch, a house. Cré a chlúdach ar rud, to cover sth. with clay. Clúdaithe le féar, le caonach, covered, overgrown, with grass, with moss. Fig: Duine a chlúdach le mil, to shower kindnesses on s.o.
clúdaigh2, f = clúid1.
clúdaigh3: clúdach1.
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Tá clár, clúdach, air, it has a lid, a cover.
An clár, an clúdach, an phéint, an barr, a bhaint de rud, to remove the lid, the cover, the paint, the top, from sth.
~ boird, cathaoireach, leabhair, table-, chair-, book-, cover.
~ leapa, piliúir, bed-cover, pillow-case.
~ buidéil, casing of bottle.
~ litreach, envelope.
~ féir ar ghort, covering, overgrowth, of grass on a field.
Níl ~ an chorráin san arbhar, the corn is too short for reaping.
Cuir ~ ort féin, cover, wrap, yourself up.
Clúdach ~, hard cover.
Tá an choirt, an craiceann, an clúdach, ag imeacht ina ~anna, the bark, the skin, the cover, is peeling off.
(Clúdaithe) go ~, go sála, (covered) down to the heels.
Ná ~ an clúdach den leabhar, don’t tear the cover off the book.
~ clúdaithe, investing membrane.
Clúdach ~te, stamped envelope.
~ sé an clúdach den litir, he tore the envelope off the letter.
