Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
hiatus
hibernal
hibernate
Hibernian
Hibernianism
hiccough
hickory
hide
hide-and-seek
hide-bound
hideous
hideousness
hiding
hiding-place
hie
hierarch
hierarchic
hierarchy
hieroglyph
hieroglyphic
hieroglyphics
higgle
higgledy-piggledy
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
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hide1 . 1 v.tr. Folaím (rud), cuirim (rud) i bhfolach. To hide one's face, d'aghaidh a fholú. I did not know where to hide my head, ní thabharfainn deoir fhola le náire. To hide sth. from s.o., (i) rud a chur i bhfolach ar dhuine; (ii) rud a cheilt ar dhuine. To hide (away) a treasure, taisce a chur i bhfolach, a fholú. Clouds hid the sun, tháinig néal ar an ngrian. Small house hidden in a wood, teach beag folaithe ag an gcoill. Carp: etc: Hidden joint, alt folaithe. F: Hidden hand, comhairleach ceilte. 2 v.i. Fanaim i bhfolach; téim i bhfolach.
hide2, s. Seithe f, craiceann m; leathar m. Hide rope, rópa leathair, craicinn. F: To save his hide, le é féin a shábháil.
hide3, v.tr.P: Tugaim greasáil do, léasaim.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To hide from s.o., dul i bhfolach ar dhuine.
Tan: Green hide, amhsheithe f.
Hairless hide, craiceann feannta.
Playing hide-and-seek, ag déanamh na bhfolachán.
Hide-bound opinions, tuairimí cúnga.
To go into hiding, imeacht i bhfolach; dul i gcró folaigh.
P (Intensifying) I got a jolly hiding, fuaireas lásáil mhaith bhuailte.
He got a proper hiding, buaileadh dual na druinne air.
Raw hide, seithe f úr, úrleathar m.
To tan s.o., s.o.'s hide, duine a léasadh, an craiceann a théamh ag duine.
