Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
lay-shaft
lazaret
laze
laziness
lazy
lazy-bones
lazy-tongs
lea
leach
lead
lead away
lead back
lead in
lead off
lead on
lead out
lead up
lead-colic
lead-covered
leaden
leader
leaderless
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
In addition to that, lena chois sin, mar aon leis sin, ina theannta sin.
Along with, le cois, i dteannta, in éineacht le.
He was in great anger, bhí sé ina cholg nimhe, i mbarr a chéille, le cois.
Into the bargain, le cois, lena chois sin.
Many more besides, mórán eile le cois.
(Except) He has nothing beyond his wages, níl a dhath eile ach a thuarastal, le cois a thuarastail, aige.
Com: To clear goods, earraí le cois a dhíol amach.
Extra horse, capall le cois.
A card too many, cárta de bharraíocht, le cois.
Ten pounds too much, deich bpunt de bharraíocht, le cois.
To be odd man, bheith le cois, i do stocaire.
Over and above his salary, le cois a thuarastail; sa bhreis ar a thuarastal.
I have a card over, tá cárta de bharraíocht, le cois, agam.
Spare cash, airgead spártha, le cois.
A yard of spare rope, slat rópa le cois.
Three yards to spare, trí slata de bharraíocht, le cois.
A super flurry of hands, oibrithe mpl le cois.
To go together, imeacht le cois a chéile.
The unessential(s), na rudaí le cois, nach gá.
