Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
conduchtaire
conduchtas
conéille
conf(h)airt
confach
confadh
conformáil
conga
conga(i)bh
conganta
congantach
congantóir
cóngar
cóngarach
cóngaracht
cóngas
congbháil
congbhálach
congbhálaí
conghail
conghalach
cónghearradh
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PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
3. ~ thuathail, confusion, bewilderment.
~trí chéile, (i) confusion, (ii) discussion.
4. ~ púicín, (i) blind over eyes (in game of blindman’s-buff); blindman’s-buff, (ii) confusion; deception, delusion.
Bheith i do dhiúra dheabhra, to be in a state of utter confusion, to be left speechless.
Gan ord gan ~, in disorder and confusion.
~ mearaí, mearbhaill, spot of ground on which one is supposed to be led astray; cause of confusion.
Tá rudaí ar ~ fadar, ina bh~ fadar, things are in a state of confusion.
~ faile, confusion, commotion, hubbub, fuss.
~ fartla, fuss, confusion.
I n~ a chéile, thrown together in confusion.
~ tús ~ deireadh, without beginning or end, in utter confusion.
An t-~ a chur in uachtar, to turn everything upside down, cause utter confusion.
~ langar, disorder, confusion.
~ ar mheasc, mingled together, in a state of confusion.
~ mearaí, bewilderment, confusion; hallucination.
Ar ~, in disorder, in confusion.
~ ráp, confusion, din.
Faoi ~, (i) in turn; occasionally; respectively; (ii) in confusion.
~ intinne, mental confusion; upset, worry.
~ tríd, confusion.
Tranglam agus ~ tríd, bustle and confusion.
~ in airde, in disorder, in confusion.
~ tráchta, traffic confusion.
~ treapall, trailing thing; disorder, confusion.
Tá gach uile rud ina thriopall treapall acu, they have everything scattered in confusion.
