Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
meeting-place
megalith
megalithic
megalomania
megaphone
megilp
megrim
meiosis
melancholia
melancholic
melancholy
melée
melissa
mellifluous
mellow
mellowing
mellowness
melodeon
melodic
melodious
melodrama
melodramatic
meilt could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Ground almonds, almóinní meilte.
His goose is cooked, tá a chnaipe déanta, a phort seinnte, a chaiscín meilte, a chosa nite.
v.tr.He was dawdling away his time, bhí sé ag meilt a chuid ama, ag diomailt a chuid ama.
To file away, off, (píosa miotail) a mheilt le líomhán.
Filing down, meilt f le líomhán.
Time was fleeing (away), bhí an t-am, ag imeacht ina tháinrith, á mheilt go tiubh.
He was footling away his time, bhí sé ag meilt a chuid aimsire gan tairbhe.
To fritter (sth.) away, down, (rud) a mhionú, a mheilt, a smiotú.
His money, time, was being frittered away, bhí a chuid airgid, ama, dá mheilt (air).
Millstone grit, grean-chloch mheilte; grean m bró.
The sanded floor grits under your feet, bhraithfeá gaineamh an urláir á mheilt faoi do chosa.
To kill time, aimsir a mheilt, a chur faoi bhruth.
He has lost the number of his mess, tá a chaiscín meilte.
(Crushing-) mill, muileann meilte.
Ground rice, rís mheilte.
To lose time, am a chailleadh, a chur amú, a mheilt.
To trifle one's time away, an lá a reic, a mheilt, le díomhaointeas.
Whole coffee, caife m gan mheilt.
