Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
re-export
refashion
refasten
refection
refectory
refer
referee
reference
referendum
refill
refine
refined
refinement
refiner
refinery
refit
refitting
reflect
reflection
reflective
reflector
reflex
reflexion
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
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reference, s. 1 a Cur m (ceiste) faoi bhráid (údaráis). b Cumhacht f -a scóip f. Terms of reference of a commission, téarmaí tagartha coimisiúin. 2 a With reference to my letter of the 2Oth instant . . ., ag tagairt do mo litir den 20ú lá. Surv: etc: Reference mark, marc tagartha, stiúrtha. b Work of reference, obair thagartha. 3 Baint f, gaol m. To have reference to sth., baint a bheith ag (rud) le rud. In reference, with reference, to your letter, maidir le do litir; i dtaca le do litir. Without reference to . . ., gan bacadh le ... 4 To make reference to sth., tagairt a dhéanamh do rud; rud a lua. (A) reference was made to this conversation, tráchtadh ar an gcomhrá seo; tarraingíodh anuas an comhrá seo. 5 Tagairt f. (On map) Reference point, pointe m tagartha. Reference Bible, Bíobla tagartha. 6 a To give a reference concerning s.o., cáilíocht f, teastas m, a thabhairt ar dhuine. 'To take up s.o.'s reference, tuairisc cáilíochta duine a chur. To have good references, teastais fhónta a bheith ag duine. b (Pers.) Urra m, taca m.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Reference library, leabharlann thagartha.
Guiding mark, guide-mark, lay-mark, reference mark, mark, treorach.
I cannot trace any reference to the battle, tá sé ag cinneadh orm teacht ar aon tuairisc ar an gcath.
You may use my name (as a reference), féadfaidh tú m'ainmse a lua.
