Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
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Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
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river, s. 1 Abhainn f. Down the river, síos an abhainn. Up the river, suas an abhainn. River port, calafort m abhann. The River Shannon, An tSionainn. 2 Sruth m -a (fola, etc.). 3 Diamond of the first river, diamant m den chéad scoth.
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To throw a bridge across a river, droichead a chur ar abhainn.
The river is a mile across, tá an abhainn míle ar leithead.
Trees along the river, crainn atá le taobh na habhann.
To ascend a river, dul suas abhainn.
To bank a river, abhainn a fhódú, bruach a thógáil le habhainn.
River basin, abhantrach f.
The river borders it, tá an abhainn ina teorainn aige.
To throw a bridge across a river, droichead a chur trasna abhann.
To bridge (over) a river, droichead a chur ar abhainn.
River that discharges into a lake, abhainn atá ag dul isteach i loch.
River that disgorges its waters into..., abhainn atá ag rith isteach i ...
Down the river, síos an abhainn.
To draw water from the river, uisce a tharraingt as an abhainn.
River embankment, port m abhann.
The river grows ever wider, tá an abhainn ag dul i leithne i gcónaí, ag síorleathnú.
The farm extends beyond the river, tá an fheirm ag síneadh thar an abhainn.
To ferry across, over, the river, dul trasna na habhann (i mbád farantóireachta).
To ferry the car across the river, an carr a chur thar an abhainn.
To fish a river, abhainn a iascach.
The river is in flood, tá tuile san abhainn.
The river is fordable at that point, tá áth ar an abhainn ansin.
The river has, is, frozen (up), tá an abhainn reoite, tá an abhainn ina reolach.
He went the river, by the river, bealach na habhann a chuaigh sé.
The estate goes down to the river, tá an t-eastát ag dul go habhainn.
To go up a river, dul suas abhainn.
Higher up the river, níos faide suas an abhainn.
In crossing the river, ag dul trasna na habhann.
To keep the river within its bed, an abhainn a choinneáil isteach.
River margined with grass, abhainn faoi bhruacha féir.
Over the river, ar an taobh thall den abhainn.
The bridge over the river, an droichead atá ar an abhainn.
To pass over a river, dul thar abhainn (anonn).
River Police, gardaí mpl abhann.
River that pours itself into the sea, abhainn atá ag dul amach san fharraige.
To row s.o. over the river, duine a thabhairt trasna na habhann i mbád.
River that runs for 200 miles, abhainn atá dhá chéad míle ar fad.
River running to the sea, abhainn atá ag gabháil chun na farraige.
Road that runs along the river, bóthar atá sínte leis an abhainn.
The river rushes along, réabann, scuabann, an abhainn léi.
River full of salmon, abhainn bhrádánach.
The river separates the two countries, is í an abhainn an chríoch idir an dá thír.
River sheeted with ice, abhainn faoi leic oighir.
The garden slopes down to the river, tá fána leis an ngairdín síos chun na habhann.
Sluggish river, abhainn mharbh.
A bridge spans the river, tá droichead trasna ar, thar, an abhainn.
The river is in spate, tá tuile san abhainn.
Here the river spreads out, leathann an abhainn anseo.
Mil: To straddle a river, dhá thaobh na habhann a thabhairt leat.
The swim across the river, snámh na habhann.
To swim across the river, an abhainn a shnámh trasna.
