Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
fairy-cycle
fairy-lamp
fairyland
fairy-like
fairy-palace
fairy-ring
fairy-tale
faith
faithful
faithfulness
faith-healing
faithless
faithlessness
fake
faker
fake-up
falcon
falconer
falconry
fall
fall away
fall back
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To conform to fashion, leanúint don fhaisean.
Com: To create a fashion, faisean a thosú.
F: The latest creations, na faisin is nua.
Up to date fashions, faisin nua-aimseartha.
Fashion that has been done to death, faisean atá seanchaite.
In (the) fashion, san fhaisean.
To bring sth. into fashion, rud a chur san fhaisean.
Freaks of fashion, aistíl f na bhfaisean.
P: It's all the go now, is é an faisean anois é; is air atá tóir anois.
In the height of fashion, san fhaisean is nua.
To be in (the) fashion, bheith san fhaisean.
The last word in hats, hata den fhaisean is nua.
New fashion, faisean úr.
Fashion now obtaining, faisean atá anois faoi réim.
Fashion paper, páipéar faisean.
Present fashions, faisin na haimsire seo.
Prevailing fashion, an faisean atá i réim.
When at Rome you must do as the Romans do, fág an tír nó bí san fhaisean.
It had a long run (of fashion), bhí sé i bhfad i bhfaisean, i réim.
To set a fashion, tús a chur le faisean, faisean a chur i réim.
Furniture in the Empire style, troscán d'fhaisean na himpireachta.
In the style of the last century, i bhfaisean na haoise seo caite.
This is the latest thing in ties, seo carbhat den fhaisean is déanaí.
It's quite the thing, is é an faisean go cruinn é.
It's a trick of his, faisean é atá aige.
Up-to-date hat, hata san fhaisean is nua.
The vagaries of fashion, guagaíl f na bhfaisean.
To be in vogue, bheith san fhaisean.
