Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
licensor
licentiate
licentious
licentiousness
lichen
lich-gate
licit
lick
lick off
licking
lick-spittle
lictor
lid
lie
lie about
lie back
lie by
lie down
lie in
lie off
lie over
lie to
lie up
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
lick »
lick1, s. 1 Leadhb f (teanga). F: He gave himself a lick and a promise, bhuail sé baslach ar a éadan; thug sé rinseáil na hainnise dó féin. 2 At full lick, faoi lán siúil; ar luas lasrach.
lick1, 1 v.tr. Lím. He licked his lips, F: his chops, chuimil sé a theanga dá liopaí. He licks the landlord's boots, tá sé ina mhaidrín lathaí ag an tiarna. To lick a recruit into shape, cuma agus ceartú a chur ar earcach. Travel licks a young man into shape, cuireann taisteal cruth ar ógánach. The cat licked up the milk, ligh an cat an bainne. 2 v.tr.F: Buailim, léasaim (duine); buaim ar, táim rómhaith do (dhuine). This licks me, sáraíonn seo mise; téann seo díom. 3 v.i. As hard as he could lick, chomh tapaidh agus bhí ina chumas.
