Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
sanitarian
sanitary
sanitation
sanity
sanserif
Sanskrit
Santa Klaus
sap
sapajou
sapience
sapient
sapless
sapling
saponaceous
saponify
sapper
sapphic
sapphire
Sappho
sappy
saprophyte
sap-wood
saolta could be a grammatical form of:
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
My worldly circumstances, mo mhaoin shaolta; an bhail atá orm sa saol.
Material considerations do not worry him, ní dhéanann cúrsaí saolta buaireamh dhó.
Creature comforts, só saolta; compord corpartha.
Crying shame, náire shaolta.
Deadly hatred, gráin shaolta, dearg-ghráin.
Of the earth earthy, talmhaí, saolta.
She made an exhibition of herself, rinne sí seó saolta di féin.
He is fabulously rich, tá an draoi saolta saibhris aige.
F: A devil incarnate, diabhal m saolta.
I hate him like poison, tá gráin shaolta agam air.
He is engrossed in material things, rudaí saolta atá ar a intinn.
Manner of life, modh maireachtála. dóigh shaolta.
A car is a necessary of life nowadays, ní féidir teacht gan carr ar na saolta seo.
The penalty of fame, díomua glóire saolta.
In these days, ar na saolta seo.
The times we live in, an saol atá anois ann, na saolta seo.
As times go, ar na saolta seo; faoi mar tá an saol anois ann.
Walk of life, (i) cáilíocht shaolta; (ii) slí f, gairm f, bheatha.
Worldly wisdom, eagna shaolta.
Worldly interests, leas m saolta.
Of recent years, ar na saolta deireanacha, le blianta beaga anuas.
