Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
amadánta
amadántacht
amadóir
amaí
amaid
amaideach
amaideacht
amaidí
amáille
amainiris
amainít
amáireach
amaitéarach
amal
amal(a)(i)-
amalach
amaláis
amalóg
amalóir
amalós
amanathar
amanna
amanta
amaidí could be a grammatical form of:
amaid »
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amaideach »
amaidí1. 1. f. (gs. ~). (a) Folly; nonsense. Tá ~ ort, you are being foolish; you are talking nonsense. ~ chainte, nonsensical talk. ~, a dhuine! Nonsense, man! Níl ach ~ duit deifir a bheith ort, there is no need for you to hurry. Níl ach ~ labhairt arís leis, it is pointless to speak to him again. Stad den ~, stop your antics. ~ bheag, sweet nothings. (b) (As vn.)Ag ~ (le), fooling, playacting (with). 2. gsf. & comp. of amaideach.
amaidí2 : amaid.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Níl tú ~ ag amaidí, you are only fooling.
~imis uainn an amaidí, let us have done with the nonsense.
Cén amaidí í! What nonsense!
Tá amaidí ag cur as dó, he has taken a foolish notion into his head.
~ uait an amaidí, give over your foolishness.
An chríonnacht, an amaidí, a dhéanamh, to do the wise, the foolish, thing.
~ liom (le do chuid amaidí), don’t bother me (with your foolishness).
D’fhág siad an amaidí sin ina ndiaidh, they abandoned such foolishness.
Is fada mé ag ~t leis an amaidí sin, I have put up with that nonsense for a long time.
Níl ~ ná amaidí orthu, they can plead neither youth nor folly, they are old enough to have sense.
~ den amaidí, stop your nonsense.
