Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
azimuthal
Azores (the)
Azov
Aztec
azure
azure-spar
B
baa
Baal
Babbit-metal
babble
babbler
babbling
babe
Babel
baboo
baboon
baby
baby-carriage
baby-farm
baby-farmer
babyhood
bá could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
He is well, ill, affected towards me, tá bá, fiamh, aige liom.
Bay of Biscay, Bá na Bioscáine.
The Bay of Biscay, Bá f na Bioscáine.
The cart was caught in the bog, chuaigh an chairt á bá sa phortach.
Congenial person, duine a mbeadh bá agat leis.
A drowning man, fear a bheadh á bhá, i mbaol báite.
His affection for you, an dáimh, lé, bá, atá aige leat.
(ii) To founder in the mire, dul á bá sa phluda, dul ar lár sa phluda. (iii) Trochlaíonn, éiríonn traochta, spíonta.
To drop one's h’s, na ‘h’-anna a bhá.
To leave harbour, dul chun na bá.
I was only just saved from drowning, chuaigh mé faoi aon do mo bhá; dóbair go mbáifí mé.
Likes and dislikes, col m agus bá; toil f agus neamhthoil f.
His liking for me, an bhá atá aige liom.
To look upon s.o. favourably, lé, bá, a bheith agat le duine.
To merge sth. in, into, sth., rud a bhá i rud, a chumascadh le rud.
To sink into the mire, (i) dul i mbá sa bhoglach, sa phuiteach; (ii) F: dul chun truaillíochta; dul le drabhlás an tsaoil; (iii) titim i sáinn.
(Of ship) To sink in the mud, dul i mbá sa láib.
To rescue s.o. from drowning, duine a tharrtháil óna bhá.
To save s.o. from falling, from drowning, duine a shábháil ar thitim, ar bhá.
Friendly sentiments towards s.o., bá le duine.
To shower invitations on s.o., duine a bhá le cuirí.
To steep flax, líon a bhá.
Popular sympathies are on his side, tá bá na ndaoine leis; tá na daoine ina pháirt.
He was in favour with the President, bhí bá ag an Uachtarán leis.
