Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
maraud
marauder
marauding
marble
marbled
marble-edged
marbling
marcasite
Marcella
March
marching
marchioness
march-land
marchpane
mare
mare's-tail
Margaret
margarine
margin
marginal
margrave
marguerite
marc could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To take the bearings of a coast, marc a thógáil ar chósta.
To black sth. out, rud a scrios amach (le marc dubh).
Everything was in confusion, bhí gach uile shórt trína chéile, ar mhuin mhairc a chéile.
He signed with a cross, scríobh sé a mharc; leag sé a lámh ar an bpeann.
To obtain a fair mark (in an exam., etc.), marc cuíosach maith a ghnóthú.
He is fair game, is maith an marc é.
To hit the mark, an marc a aimsiú.
Lay-mark, marc m rianaithe.
Room littered with books, seomra a bhfuil leabhair ar mhuin mhairc a chéile i ngach aon chearn de.
To hit the mark, an marc a bhualadh; urchar a chur i gcion.
Farr: Mark of mouth, marc fiacaile.
Good mark, marc maith.
F: Milestones in s.o.'s life, marcanna mpl i saol duine.
Mind my words! gearr marc ar m'fhocalsa!
His record has not yet been broken, ní dheachaigh aon duine ina mharc go fóill.
Reference mark, marc tagartha, stiúrtha.
To register a trademark, marc m trádála a chlárú.
It fell short of the mark, níor shroich sé an marc.
Everything was in a tumble, bhí gach uile shórt trína chéile, ar muin mairc a chéile.
