Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
brutality
brutalization
brutalize
brute
brutish
brutishness
bryony
bubble
bubble over
bubble up
bubbling
bubbly-jock
bubo
bubonic
buccaneer
Bucharest
buck
buck-bean
bucket
bucketful
bucket-seat
bucket-shop
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To be concerned about sth., bheith buartha, imníoch, faoi rud.
I am concerned for his health, tá a shláinte ag déanamh imní, buartha, dom.
She made a great display of sorrow, chuir sí cumaí na buartha móire uirthi féin.
He drowned his sorrow in drink, chuir sé cuimhne a bhuartha as a cheann leis an ól.
She is eating her heart out, tá a croí istigh á shníomh le buairt.
I feel for, with, him in his sorrow, goilleann a bhuairt orm.
He frets himself, bíonn sé á chrá féin, á chnaí (le buairt).
He has a load on his mind, tá rud éigin ag déanamh buartha dhó; tá ualach ar a chroí.
His death was universally mourned, bhí an saol mór buartha faoina bhás.
Solicitous about sth., imníoch, buartha, faoi rud.
To sorrow over, at, about sth., bheith buartha faoi rud.
He had a life of trouble, bhí saol buartha aige.
That does not trouble him much, níl sin ag cur lá buartha air.
He looks worried, tá dreach imníoch, cuma bhuartha, air.
F: What's your worry? cad tá ag cur buartha ort, ag déanamh tinnis duit.
Don't worry about me, ná bíodh buairt ort i mo thaobhsa.
