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díle could be a grammatical form of: íle »
EXACT MATCHES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
díle1, f. (gs. ~ann, pl. -lí). Flood. 1. B: An D~, the Flood. Ó aimsir na ~ann, since the time of the flood. Chomh sean leis an ~, as old as the flood; very ancient. Seanrud ón ~, a relic of the flood; a very old(-fashioned) thing. 2. Deluge, torrent. ~ bháistí, deluge of rain. Rinne, chuir, sé an ~, the rain fell in torrents. ~ deor, flood of tears. ~ chainte, torrent of words. (As vn.) Ag ~ fearthainne, raining torrentially. 3. Ocean flood. Thar dhroim, dhromchla, na ~ann, over the crest of the ocean. Ucht le ~, breasting the ocean.
díle2, f. (gs. ~). Stock, chattels.
díle3, s. Limit. ~ mo radhairc, as far as I can see. Ní raibh ~ lena cuid bainne, she had an inexhaustible supply of milk.
díle4 = díre 1.
RELATED MATCHES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ díleann, spate, torrent; racing tide.
1. Go ~ na ndeor, na díleann, to the end of time, of all things;
Buinne ~ díleann, rushing torrent of water.
Dhoirt sé an díle, the rain fell in torrents.
Thar dhromchla na díleann, na mara, over the crest, surface, of the sea.
~ díleann, the wrath of the deluge.
~ na díleann, the subsiding of the flood.
Le h~ na Díleann, in anticipation of the Flood.
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