English–Irish Dictionary (de Bhaldraithe): ciotach

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Similar words: ciomach · ciontach · cliotach · crotach · sciotach

Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla Ó Dónaill, 1977 An Foclóir Beag Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991 English–Irish Dictionary de Bhaldraithe, 1959 Grammar Pronunciation

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blundering » ciotach

bungling » Ciotach

heavy-handed » Ciotach

awkward » Go ciotach, etc.

clownish » Tútach, ciotach

clumsy » Ciotach, úspánta

clumsy » Go ciotach, etc

gauche » Ciotach, tútach, liobarnach

left-handed » Ciotach, ciotógach

left-handed » Ciotach, tútach, tuathalach

lubberly » Tútach, ciotach, lodartha, anásta

maladroit » Ciotrúnta, ciotach

muddle through » Déanaim an beart más go ciotach féin é

muff » Déanaim drochaimsiú, iarracht leibideach, iarracht chiotach, ar (ghnó)

tactless » Místuama, tútach, ciotach

unhandy » (Duine) ciotach, místuama

unhandy » Go ciotach

unhappiness » Ciotaí

unhappy » Ciotach, breallach, mí-oiriúnach

unhappy » Go ciotach

unskilful » Neamhcheirdiúil, ciotach, breallach, tútach

PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY

awkward »

To be awkward with one’s hands, bheith ciotach.

awkward »

Awkward phrase, abairt chiotach.

dreadful »

He was dreadfully clumsy, bhí sé thar a bheith ciotach.

knot »

Granny's knot, dol ciotach.

unhappy »

Thought unhappily expressed, smaoineamh a cuireadh in iúl go ciotach.

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