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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
spray-cone
sprayer
spraying
spread
spreader
spreading
spree
sprig
sprightliness
sprightly
spring
spring aside
spring back
spring up
spring-balance
spring-board
springbok
spring-clean
spring-cleaning
springe
springer
spring-gun
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To branch (out) (of an organisation), spré, leathnú.
The sun brings out the roses, spréann na rósanna leis an ngrian.
Marriage of convenience, pósadh ar mhaithe le spré.
To cover, dust, sth. with flour, plúr a chur ar rud, plúr a spré ar rud.
He married a fortune, phós sé saibhreas, fuair sé spré mhór lena bhean.
Modest fortune, spré réasúnta beag.
New-blown flower, bláth i ndiaidh spréite, nuaspréite.
Spray-nozzle, soc spréite (ar phíobán uisce, i gcarbradóir).
Marriage portion, spré f.
(Of gun) To scatter the shot, an grán a spré.
Ph: Scattered light, solas spréite.
To show the colours, an bhratach a spré.
The outline is smeared, tá an imlíne smeartha spréite.
Abs.To sow broadcast, síol a chroitheadh, a spré.
To spatter s.o. with mud, lábán a spré ar dhuine; duine a dhraoibeáil.
Pen that spirts, peann a spréann.
To splay out, spréann, leathann.
To spread a net, eangach a spré, a scaradh.
To spread the sails, na seolta a spré, a leathadh.
The fire is spreading, tá an dóiteán ag spré.
Stretch of wing, spré sciatháin.
(Of peacock) To spread its tail, a eireaball a spré.
