Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
roller-chain
roller-map
roller-skate
roller-skates
roller-towel
rollick
rollicking
rolling
rolling-mill
rolling-pin
rolling-stock
roll-on
roll-shelter
roll-top
Roman
romance
Romanesque
romantic
romanticism
romanticist
Romany
Rome
romp
rolling could be a grammatical form of:
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New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
rolling »
rolling1, a. 1 Rollach. A rolling stone gathers no moss, ní bhíonn siúlach sách. F: He is a rolling stone, ruagaire m reatha é. 2 To have a rolling gait, siúl máingeála a bheith agat. 3 a Rolling sea, farraige bhréideach, luaineach. b Rolling country, talamh réchnocach droimneach.
rolling2, s. 1 Rolladh m. 2 Luascadh m, liongadáil f (loinge). 3 Tormáil f (druma, toirní).
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F: To keep the ball rolling, an scéal a choinneáil seadaithe; na gnóthaí a choinneáil ar bun.
To start, set, the ball rolling, an ceann a bhaint den scéal; tús a chur ar an obair.
Nau: Easy rolling, bogadaíl.
Metalw: Rolling-mill, muileann rolláin.
He is rolling in money, tá sé ar maos in airgead.
Cu: Rolling-pin, crann m fuinte.
His eyes were rolling, bhí a shúile ag casadh timpeall (ina cheann).
To be rolling in wealth, bheith ar maos in airgead.
To hear the drums rolling, tormáil na ndrumaí a chloisteáil.
She was rolling gunwale under, bhí sé os cionn na gunaile uirthi.
He is rolling in wealth, tá sé ar maos in airgead.
