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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
suspend
suspended
suspender
suspense
suspension
suspension-bridge
suspensory
suspicion
suspicious
suspiciousness
sustain
sustained
sustaining
sustenance
sutler
suture
suzerain
suzeraine
suzerainty
svelt
swab
swaddle
swaddling-clothes
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
suspicion »
suspicion, s. 1 Amhras m, drochamhras m. Not the shadow, not the ghost, of a suspicion, amhras dá laghad, blas m amhrais. With suspicion, go hamhrasach. My suspicion is that . . ., séard atá á mheabhrú dom . . . To have suspicions about s.o., amhras a bheith agat ar, bheith san amhras ar, dhuine. To cast suspicion on s.o.'s good faith, dílseacht duine a chur in amhras. He laid himself open to suspicion, tharraing sé amhras air féin. To arouse s.o.'s suspicion, amhras a mhúscailt i nduine. My suspicions were aroused, awakened, ghoin m'aire mé. He is above suspicion, ní shamhlófá aon amhras leis. Evidence not beyond suspicion, fianaise nach bhfuil saor ó amhras. I was right in my suspicions, níor mheath mo bharúil orm. Jur: To arrest, detain, s.o. on suspicion, duine a thógáil as amhras. I had my suspicions about it, bhí mo bharúil féin agam ina thaobh. 2 Oiread m na fríde, a dhath, beagáinín m(of, de).
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To be above (all) suspicion, bheith os cionn amhrais.
It begets suspicion, cuid amhrais é.
He fell under suspicion, luigh amhras air.
To lie under suspicion, bheith faoi dhrochamhras.
A lurking suspicion, fuíoll m amhrais.
Beyond the reach of all suspicion, os cionn amhrais.
To regard sth. with suspicion, bheith san amhras ar rud, bheith amhrasach i dtaobh ruda.
A touch of suspicion, claon m amhrais.
