Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
dampen
damper
damping
dampness
damp-proof
damsel
damson
dance
dance-hall
dancer
dancing
dancing-girl
dancing-hall
dancing-master
dandelion
dander
dandified
dandle
dandruff
dandy
Dane
danger
dangerous
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
dance »
dance1, s. 1 a Rince m, damhsa m. F: She is leading him a dance, tá sí ag tabhairt a dhóthain le déanamh dó. The Dance of Death, rince an bháis. b Ceol m rince. 2 (Function) Damhsa m, céilí m, rince m.
dance2 . 1 v.i. a Rincim, damhsaím. F: I’ll make him dance to a different tune! cuirfeadsa malairt cúraim air.. . b He was dancing for joy, bhí sé ag rince le háthas. He is dancing with rage, tá sé ag preabarnach le fearg. 2 v.tr. a Rincim, damhsaím. b He was dancing attendance on her, bhí sé ina dhá chuid déag timpeall uirthi.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
He was singing and dancing, bhí sé ag gabháil ceoil agus ag damhsa.
Dance card, clár m damhsa.
Cinderella dance, damhsa go meánoíche.
Dancing class, rang rince.
He gate-crashed the dance, tháinig sé isteach chuig an rince ina stucaire, ina tháthaire.
He is great at dancing, tá sé go diail chun rince; tá sé an-deas ar an rince.
To get up an impromptu dance, damhsa a thosú gan ullmhú, ar an toirt.
Dancing lessons, ceachtanna rince.
On with the dance! ar aghaidh leis an damhsa!
To pay for s.o. (at function, dance), bealach duine a íoc; íoc ar dhuine.
Private dance, damhsa m cuirí.
Round dance, rince fáinneach.
Dancing saloon, halla m damhsa.
Save a dance for me, coinnigh damhsa domsa.
School of dancing, scoil damhsa, rince.
Set (dance), teaghais f rince.
To sit out a dance with s.o., suí le duine le linn damhsa.
Dancing slippers, buimpéisí fpl (rince).
Dance bands and such, bannaí rince agus a leithéidí, agus an sórt sin.
There was singing and dancing, bhí rince agus ceol ann.
