Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
include
inclusion
inclusive
incognito
incoherence
incoherent
incombustible
income
incomer
income-tax
incoming
incommensurable
incommensurate
incommode
incommodious
incommodiousness
incommunicable
incompact
incomparable
incompatibility
incompatible
incompetence
incompetent
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
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income, s. Ioncam m, teacht m isteach. Private income, ioncam príobháideach. To live up to your income, maireachtáil de réir d'ioncaim.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Accession to one's income, méadú m ar do theacht isteach.
He anticipated his income, chaith sé a theacht isteach sula raibh sé faighte aige.
Comfortable income, teacht isteach maith.
Income-tax return, faisnéis f ar ioncam.
Dividends liable to income-tax, díbhinní a bhfuil cáin ioncaim inghearrtha orthu.
To live on one's private income, bheith beo ar theacht isteach ó do chuid airgid féin.
He has a private income, tá teacht isteach dá chuid féin aige.
His expenses are out of proportion to, with, his income, is mó a chaitheamh ná a sholáthar.
Return of income, faisnéis f ioncaim.
To return one's income at £400, a chur síos go raibh £400 mar theacht isteach agat.
His income runs into thousands, tá na mílte de theacht isteach aige.
If I had an income of say a thousand a year, dá mbeadh, déarfaimid, míle punt sa bhliain de theacht isteacht agam.
A scanty income, ioncam gann.
Small income, teacht isteach caol.
He supplemented his income by journalism, chuir sé lena theacht isteach le hiriseoireacht.
Rent takes heavy toll of my income, is mór an bhris ar mo theacht isteach an cíos.
He lives up to his income, caitheann sé a bhfaigheann sé.
