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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
Sark
sarmentose
sarong
sarsaparilla
sarsen
sarsenet
sartorial
sash
sash-window
sassafras
Satan
satanic
satchel
sate
sated
sateen
satellite
satiate
satiated
satiety
satin
satinette
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To take a fiendish delight in . . ., sásamh diabhalta a bhaint as...
He enjoys a good grouse, baineann sé an-sásamh as greas cnáimhseála.
F: May and December, an spéirbhean mhaiseach mar chéile leapa ag cladhaire caite gan sásamh.
There is no pleasing him, níl sásamh le déanamh air; ní féidir é a shásamh.
I’ll pay you out for that! bainfidh mé sásamh asat faoi sin!
There's no pleasing him, níl sásamh le déanamh air.
In order to please s.o., le sásamh a thabhairt do dhuine.
He was anything but pleased, dheamhan sásamh ná sásamh bhí air.
Jur: Legal redress, sásamh m dlí.
He used to tell the story, with great relish, bhaineadh sé an-sásamh as an scéal a insint.
Just retribution of, for, a crime, sásamh ceart i gcoir.
Satisfaction for an offence, sásamh m, cúiteamh m, i gcoir.
I note with satisfaction that . . ., is mór an sásamh dom a thabhairt faoi deara go . . .
Food that satisfies, bia ina bhfuil cothú, sásamh.
To pay off old scores, sásamh a bhaint amach ar son seanachrainn.
Self-indulgent person, duine nach gceileann aon sásamh air féin, sácrálaí m.
To serve s.o. out for sth., éiric, sásamh, ruda a bhaint as duine.
Subdued satisfaction, sásamh faoi choim.
To take vengeance on s.o., díoltas a imirt ar dhuine, sásamh a bhaint de dhuine.
