Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
dog-spike
Dog-star (the)
dog-tired
dog-watch
dogwood
doily
doing
doldrums
dole
doleful
dolichocephalic
doll
dollar
dollop
dolly
dolly-tub
dolman
dolmen
dolorous
dolour
dolphin
dolt
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Against nature, in aghaidh dola.
Against, across, the grain, in aghaidh an fhionnaidh, an dola, an stuif.
At one haul of the net, le dol amháin den eangach.
F: He is in a hole, tá sé sa dol; tá sé i sáinn.
F: To hunt s.o. down, duine a chur i ndol; teacht suas le duine.
Granny's knot, dol ciotach.
To meet expenses, an dola a réiteach; an costas a sheasamh.
net, dol m, gaiste m.
He walked into the net, chuaigh sé sa dol.
To set a snare, dol a chur.
To snaffle s.o., duine a chur sa dol.
(Of rabbit) It was caught in the snare, ceapadh sa dol é; rug an tsúil ribe air.
(Of pers.) He was caught in the snare, chuaigh sé sa dol.
F: (Cheat) He was taken in, chuaigh sé sa dol; buaileadh bob air.
He was taken, got caught, in the toils, ceapadh sa dol é.
Town toll, dola m cathrach.
He was caught in the trap, chuaigh sé sa líon, sa dol.
