Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
armoured
armourer
armour-plate
armour-plated
armoury
armpit
arm-rest
army
army-corps
arnica
aroma
aromatic
aromatize
around
arouse
arpeggio
arraign
arraignment
arrange
arrangement
arranging
arrant
arras
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army, s. 1 a Arm m. He is in the army, tá sé sna saighdiúirí. He joined the army, chuaigh sé sna saighdiúirí. Standing, regular, army, arm seasta. b The Salvation Army, Arm an tSlánaithe. 2 F: Slua m (daoine, fear, etc.).
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Army drawn up in battle array, arm faoi eagar catha.
They attacked the army from behind, tháinig siad ar chúla an airm is d'ionsaíodar iad.
The Citizen Army, An tArm Cathartha.
Army corps, cór m airm.
To enrol (oneself) in the army, liostáil.
To enter the Army, the Navy, liostáil, dul (san arm, sa chabhlach).
To go into the army, dul san arm
To go into the army, liostáil san arm; dul san arm.
The army was honeycombed with spies, bhí an t-arm foirgthe le spíodóirí.
To invalid a man out of the army, saighdiúir a chur as an arm de bharr easláinte.
To join the army, dul san arm.
To create an army out of nothing, arm a dhéanamh as neamhní.
Army of occupation, arm forghabhála.
The pick of the army, plúr m, scoth f, an airm.
The professional army, an t-arm gairmiúil.
To raise an army, arm a thógáil.
To put an army to rout, arm a ruaigeadh.
To serve in the army, seirbhís airm a dhéanamh.
Army Service Corps, Cór Armlóin.
Army Medical Service, Seirbhís Sláinte an Airm.
Stationary army, arm suite.
Territorial army, arm m áitiúil.
A toy army, arm m maide, ainm m airm.
Voluntary army, arm m óglach (deonach).
The Army vote, vóta an airm.
