English–Irish Dictionary (de Bhaldraithe): géag

REVERSE SEARCH IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY

arm » Géag

bough » géag

boom » Géag (micreafóin)

branch » géag (crainn)

branch » géag (abhann)

branch » Géag (de theaghlach)

branch » Cuireann géaga uaidh

excise » teascaim (géag)

leg » géag (compáis)

limb » Géag (duine, crainn, etc.)

lopping » teascadh (géige)

offshoot » géag (sleachta)

offshoot » Géag (síge)

pedigree » géaga ginealaigh

settle » Tuirlingíonn, luíonn (ar ghéag, etc

slacken » ligim le (mo ghéaga, etc

sprawl » Leathaim mo ghéaga, sínim ar an bhfud

stretch out » Sínim (amach) (mo ghéag)

supple » aclaím (mo ghéaga)

sweep » cuaifeach (géige)

twist » Bainim stangadh as (géag, etc.)

PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY

fling out »

He flung out his arms, leath sé a ghéaga.

fly »

The branch flew back, léim an ghéag ar ais.

fold »

To fold one's arms, na géaga a fhilleadh ar a chéile.

goodly »

A goodly youth, géag ghlan.

jib »

Mec.E: (Crane-)jib, derrick-jib, géag f (craenach).

lop »

To lop away, lop off, a branch, géag a scoitheadh, a theascadh.

shoot away »

He had an arm shot away, baineadh an ghéag de le hurchar.

splint »

To put a limb in splints, cléithíní a chur le géag.

stem »

Descended from an ancient stem, géag de sheanfhréamh.

strong »

He is strong in the arm, tá an t-urra sna géaga ann.

swing »

To swing one's arms, na géaga a luascadh, a shuaitheadh.

tree »

Family-tree, géaga fpl ginealaigh.

turn »

The turn of her arm, cruth m a géige.