Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
wader
wading
wafer
waffle
waffle-iron
waft
wag
wage
wage-earner
wager
wage-sheet
waggish
waggishness
waggle
wagon
wagoner
wagonette
wagon-load
wagon-train
wagtail
waif
wail
wailing
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
wage »
wage1, s. a Pá m. To receive one's day's wage(s), do phá lae a tharraingt. To earn good wages, pá maith a shaothrú. A living wage, pá maireachtála. b Luach m saothair. The wages of sin is death, is é is tuarastal don pheaca an bás.
wage2, v.tr. To wage war, cogadh a chur, a fhearadh(with, on, ar).
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Basic wage, bunphá f.
Beggarly wage, tuarastal suarach, scallta, gágach.
(Except) He has nothing beyond his wages, níl a dhath eile ach a thuarastal, le cois a thuarastail, aige.
Wages £20 all found, tuarastal £20 agus cothú.
To hand out wages, pá a thabhairt amach.
Hard-earned wages, tuarastal a saothraíodh le dua.
Ind: Rate of wages, ráta pá.
To scale wages up, down, scálaí tuarastal a ardú, a ísliú.
The standard of wages is high, tá an tuarastal ar chéim ard ann.
Starvation wages, pá an ghorta.
To stop s.o.'s wages, a thuarastal a choinneáil ó dhuine.
