Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
environment
environs
envisage
envoy
envy
enzyme
eocene
eolithic
eon
epaulet
epenthetic
epergne
ephemeral
ephemeris
ephor
epic
epicentre
epicure
epicurean
epicureanism
Epicurus
epicycle
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
a.Alto-clef, an eochair altach.
To bend a rod, a key, out of shape, slat, eochair, a lúbadh, a chamadh, as a cruth.
The bass clef, eochair an doird.
The treble clef, eochair an tribil.
The tenor clef, eochair an teanóir.
To get, find, the clue to sth., eochair ruda a aimsiú; fionscail a fháil faoi rud.
Fine feathers make fine birds, eochair uaisle éadach.
The (lost) key was found, fuarthas, thángthas ar, an eochair (a bhí caillte).
Key that fits the lock, eochair a oireann an glas.
To fit the key in the lock, the bolt into the socket, an glas a aimsiú leis an eochair, an cró a aimsiú leis an mbolta.
G clef, eochair f G.
This key goes in the lock, téann an eochair seo sa ghlas.
Art: Greek key pattern, Greek border, eochair Ghréagach.
Let me have your keys, tabhair dom do chuid eochracha.
To jangle keys, gliogar a bhaint as eochracha,
To leave the key in the door, an eochair a fhágáil sa ghlas.
Key numbers (on a squared map), eochair-uimhreacha fpl.
Tg: Morse key, eochair Mhorsach.
Saw-set, eochair f sáibh.
Steps of a key, fiacla fpl eochrach.
Sunk key, eochair eitreach.
Tenor clef, eochair theanóir.
Treble clef, eochair tribil.
To turn the key in the lock, an eochair a chasadh sa ghlas.
Under lock and key, faoi ghlas (eochrach).
Centre voussoir, eochair f -rach (áirse).
I can't find the wretched key, ní féidir liom an diabhal d'eochair a fháil.
