Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
intaofa
inteach
inteachán
inteacht
inteannta
intéiliam
inteirmeach
inti
intigh
intín
intinn
intinneach
intíre
intleacht
intleachtach
intleachtacht
intleamh
intlíocht
intlis
intliúil
intofa
intomhaiste
intráchta
inti could be a grammatical form of:
i »
inti : i2.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Níl inti ach ~ scine, it is only a makeshift of a knife.
Níl inti ach ~ (scine), it is only a makeshift (knife).
Ní mó ná go bhfuil an ~ inti, she is at her last gasp.
Bean mhaith a bhí inti, she was a good woman.
Tá an chaidéis inti, she is inquisitive by nature.
Níl ~ ar bith inti, she is in no way thrifty.
Tá ~ súl inti, she is good-looking.
Tá an ceol inti ó dhúchas, she is musical by nature; she comes of a musical family.
Scian a bhfuil ~ inti, a knife that cuts well.
Tá breicneach inti, she is freckled.
Bean mhaith atá inti, she is a good woman.
Is iomaí tír ar fhág siad ~ a gcos inti, they left their footprints in many lands.
Níl inti ach ~ i mbuidéal, she ‘is only a shadow in a bottle,’ is worn to a shadow.
Tá ~ inti, she is breathing hard.
Obair a bhfuil ~ inti, never-ending, protracted, work.
Chuir sé ~ inti, he took a liking to her; he fell in love with her.
Bhí sé ag cur ~e inti, he was paying attentions to her.
Bean a bhfuil ~ inti, a woman who is well able to manage.
Tá ~ súl inti, she attracts notice.
Níl aon ~ inti, she has no sense of economy.
Bean a bhfuil ~ inti, a good housewife, a thrifty housekeeper.
Sluasaid a bhfuil ~ mhaith inti, a shovel with a good scoop.
Níl ~ linbh inti, she is no bigger than a child.
Tá ~ maith inti, she is broad in the beam.
Tá an ~ sin inti, it is a trait in her character.
Péint a bhfuil ~ maith inti, a paint of good drying quality.
