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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
sclerosis
sclerotic
sclerotitis
scobs
scoff
scoffer
scoffing
scold
scolding
scollop
scolopendrium
scomber
sconce
scone
scoop
scooper
scoopnet
scoot
scooter
scope
scops
scorbutic
scoir could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
The meeting adjourned, scoir an cruinniú(until, go dtí).
On the breaking up of the meeting, ar scor don chruinniú.
To strike, break (up), camp, an campa a scor, a scaoileadh.
To conclude by saying..., a rá mar fhocal scoir . . .
In conclusion, de bhuille scoir; mar chríoch.
Be done! Have done! scoir de! leag as! stad!
The final blow, an buille scoir.
To finish off a wounded beast, buille scoir a thabhairt d'ainmhí gortaithe.
I’ll be free at three, beidh mé ar scor ag a trí.
To be on furlough, bheith ar scor.
To come off guard, scor de gharda.
To have the last word, an focal scoir a bheith agat.
Mil: Leave (of absence), cead m scoir.
To be on leave, bheith ar scor.
To leave off work, scor den obair; éirí as an obair.
Leaving-off time, am scoir.
To give notice to an employee, fógra scoir a thabhairt d'oibrí.
Parthian shot, an t-urchar scoir, urchar na bPáirteach.
To raise camp, an campa a scor.
To raise a siege, (i) scor den léigear; (ii) léigear a bhriseadh.
Retired pay, pá scoir.
Compulsory retirement, scor éigeantach.
Upon the rising of the House, ar scor don Dáil.
To span (out), (capaill, daimh) a scor.
Finishing stroke, buille scoir.
The company wound up, scoir an comhlacht.
