Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
weak-kneed
weakling
weakly
weak-minded
weakness
weak-sighted
weal
wealth
wealthy
wean
weaning
weapon
wear
wear away
wear down
wear off
wear on
wear out
wearable
wearer
wearied
weariness
wearing
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
wealth »
wealth, s. 1 Saibhreas m; maoin f. He is rolling in wealth, tá sé ar maos in airgead. 2 Flúirse f, iomadúlacht f, raidhse f. Her wealth of hair, a carnfholt gruaige.
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
For all his wealth..., d'ainneoin a chuid saibhris . . .
Comparative wealth, scothshaibhreas m (le hais na coitiantachta).
Distribution of wealth, dáileadh maoine.
He flaunts his wealth, déanann sé gaisce as a chuid saibhris os comhair an tsaoil.
Immeasurable wealth, saibhreas gan chuntas, gan léamh air.
Inexhaustible wealth, saibhreas gan deireadh.
There's no limit to his wealth, níl ríochan lena shaibhreas.
He is none the better for his wealth, níl sé a dhath níos fearr de bharr a chuid saibhris.
They leave their wealth to others, fágaid a saibhreas ag daoine eile.
This land is potentially a source of wealth, tá acmhainn saibhris sa talamh seo.
To be rolling in wealth, bheith ar maos in airgead.
F: He was shorn of his wealth, baineadh a chuid maoine de.
To treasure up wealth, maoin, stór, a chnuasach.
Visions of wealth, samhailtí fpl saibhris.
Vulgar display of wealth, maíomh mínósmhar as maoin.
