Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
uibheach
uibheacha
uibheagán
uicht
úicít
úicneáil
uídh
uidhe
uidhre
uige
uigeach
uigeacht
úigineas
uiging
uigingeach
uiginn
úil
uile
uileacán
uileag
uilechoiteann
uilechumhacht
uilechumhachtach
uidhe2, m. (gs. ~, npl. ~adha, gpl. ~adh). Lit:1. March, journey. ~ lae, a day’s march. Ceann ~, journey’s end. ~ ar n-~, by degrees. 2. Fixed period, term. ~ íoctha fiach, term for payment of debts. (Var: f)
uídh, f. (gs. ~e). 1. Lit: Heed, attention. Bíodh ar d’~ a aithris, take care to relate it. Tugaimis dár n-~ é, let us bear it in mind. Tabhair do d’~ an onóir seo a thabhairt uait, be sure to pay this honour. Ní thug a mná ~ orthu, their wives took no notice of them. Tabhair do d’~ agus do d’aire é, keep it carefully in mind. 2. (In phrase) Gan ~ gan óidh, without worry, without effort. Táim gan ~ gan óidh, I haven’t a care in the world. Ní gan ~ gan óidh é, it is no easy task. (Var: úidh, uidhe1)
