Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
botanic
botanist
botanize
botany
botch
botcher
both
bother
botheration
bothered
bothersome
bottle
bottle up
bottle-brush
bottle-drainer
bottle-green
bottle-holder
bottle-imp
bottle-neck
bottle-nosed
bottler
bottle-rack
bóthair could be a grammatical form of:
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Railway arch, droichead m bóthair iarainn.
Com: Travelling expenses, costais bóthair.
We must be going, tá sé in am bóthair.
He set out on his journey, chuir sé chun bóthair.
All roads lead to the races, tá aghaidh gach bóthair ar na rásaí.
Aut: Road manners, béasa bóthair.
Off we go! chun bóthair linn!
Outdoor clothes, éadach m bóthair.
Road transport, iompar bóthair.
To take the road, dul chun bealaigh, chun bóthair.
Attrib.Roadside inn, ósta m cois bóthair.
A Highway robbery, robáil bóthair.
Road safety, sábháilteacht bóthair.
To sally forth, out, éirí amach, dul chun bóthair.
To start (away, off, out, on one's way), cur chun bóthair; dul i gceann aistir.
Street accidents, tubaistí bóthair.
Road traffic, trácht m bóthair.
Travelling expenses, costas m bóthair, taistil.
To turn out a servant, seirbhíseach a bhriseadh, a chur chun bóthair.
Aut: Road warnings, fógraí bóthair.
To go the wrong way, dul an bealach contráilte, ar seachrán bóthair.
To start on one's way, dul i gcionn aistir, cur chun bóthair.
Wayside flowers, bláthanna cois bóthair.
Windings, castaí mpl, lúba fpl, cora mpl (bóthair, abhann).
