Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
motherhood
mothering
mother-in-law
motherland
motherless
motherliness
motherly
motif
motility
motion
motionless
motion-picture
motivate
motive
motivity
motley
motor
motor-cycling
motor-driven
motoring
motorist
motorization
mothú could be a grammatical form of:
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
The spirit that breathes through his work, an sprid atá le mothú ina chuid oibre.
Burning sensation, (i) mothú dóite; (ii) greadfach m.
He is conscious, tá mothú, meabhair, aithne, ann.
He became conscious, tháinig mothú, meabhair, aithne, ann.
He lost consciousness, chaill sé an mothú, an aithne.
Mus: To sing with expression, canadh le mothú.
Rough to the feel, garbh le breith air, le mothú.
The feel of his clammy hand, mothú taisfhuar a chroibh.
It feels hard, soft, tá mothú cruais, boigeachta, ann; mothaíonn sé crua, bog.
The room feels damp, tá mothú na taise sa seomra.
It feels like silk, tá mar bheadh an síoda le mothú ann.
Hard to the touch, crua le mothú.
To inspire a feeling in, into, s.o., mothú a spreagadh, a mhúscailt, i nduine.
He was nettled by this remark, chuir an chaint seo mothú feirge ann.
Words ringing with emotion, focail ag bíogadh le mothú.
A sense of pleasure, mothú pléisiúrtha.
A sense of anger, mothú m feirge.
The cold touch of marble, fuacht an mharmair le mothú.
