Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
caitleáil
Caitliceach
Caitliceachas
caitliceacht
caitsiú
caíúil
caíúlacht
cál
cála
calabairt
calabhar
calabra
calabraigh
calabrú
cálach
caladh
caladóir
Caladónach
Calafóirneach
calafóirniam
calafort
calaí
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~ prátaí, potato cake.
Tá an císte, an talamh, ina bhalc, the cake, the ground, is baked hard.
Císte a bheiriú, to bake a cake.
~ aráin, cake of (home-made) bread.
~ bainise, wedding-cake.
~ boise, small cake (kneaded in palm).
~ cearbhais, rísíní, seed-, plum-, cake.
~ meala, honey-cake.
~ ola, oil-cake.
~ beag, boise, small, hand-kneaded, cake.
~ gridille, griddle-cake.
Arán, cáca, ~, saffron cake.
~ aráin choirce, section of oatmeal cake.
Ag ~ ar chíste, nibbling at a cake.
Tá an císte ~ta, the cake is burned.
Arán gridille, griddle-cake.
Ag miotú an chíste, nibbling at the cake.
Ba mhaith leis é a bheith ina phota is ina mhála aige, he wants to have his cake and eat it.
2. Arán, císte, ~í, plum-cake.
5. Arán ~, (i) unleavened bread, (ii) thin cake, (iii) batter-cake.
Císte ~í, spiced cake.
Císte ~, sponge-cake.
Talamh ag ~adh, ground caking.
(Císte) ~, cake made of grated raw potatoes, ‘boxty’.
~ de chíste, stodgy cake.
Lig don chíste táthú, let the cake set.
Béile, císte ~, heavy meal, cake.
