Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
light-minded
lightness
lightning
lightning-arrester
lightning-conductor
lightning-rod
light-o'-love
lights
lightship
lightsome
light-spot
light-weight
ligneous
lignite
lignum vitae
Ligurian
like
likeable
likelihood
likely
liken
likeness
likewise
lights could be a grammatical form of:
light »
lights, s.pl.Cu: Scairteacha fpl, scamhóga fpl (ainmhí).
RELATED MATCHES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Aut: To dip the head-lights, na ceannsoilse a mhaolú.
The town was gay with many lights, ba thaibhseach é an baile faoi iomad soilse.
To dim the head-lights, na ceannsoilse a mhaolú.
Art: Phot: High lights, gealáin mpl.
He acted according to his lights, rinne sé de réir a choinsiasa, de réir mar tuigeadh dó a bheith ceart.
One of the leading lights of the parish, duine de chrainn soilse an pharóiste.
The light, the lights, an chóir solais,
Mil: Lights out, tráth múchta solas.
Nau: Navigation lights, soilse treorach.
Riding lights, laindéir mpl ancaire.
To steam without lights, imeacht gan solais, faoi bhrat na hoíche.
Adm: (Traffic) lights, tráchtsolais.
Ancient lights, fuinneoga a bhfuil ceart solais acu le sinsireacht.
Northern Lights, na saighneáin mpl; an chaor f aduaidh.
Nau: To obscure lights, scáth a chur ar shoilse.
Mil: Lights out, múchadh na soilse.
Parking lights, soilse mpl páirceála.
Polar lights, an chaor aduaidh.
Robot traffic-lights, tráchtshoilse róbócha.
Ships shall carry three lights, caithfidh gach long trí sholas a iompar.
Stage lights, soilse stáitse.
