Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
cornaireacht
cornal
cornán
cornánach
cornasc
cornbhleind
cornchlár
cornlus
cornóg
cornphíopa
corntha
coróg
córóideach
coróin
coróineach
coróinéad
coróinigh
coróinín
coróinn
corónach
corónaigh
corónta
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
As cúig hairde na hÉireann, from the five corners, from all parts, of Ireland.
In ~ an ghleanna, in a corner of the valley.
Poll an bhaic, hole in chimney corner (as receptacle).
~ seáil, corner of shawl.
~ de chathaoir, de ghort, corner, edge, of chair, of field.
Hata trí bheann, three-cornered hat.
(éadaigh), corner (of piece of cloth).
~ na clúide, old woman in the chimney-corner.
Chaith sé an cúinne, he shot round the corner.
Bhí mé i g~ acu, they had me in a tight corner.
Chas sé an coirnéal, he turned the corner.
Gach ~ is clúid, every nook and corner.
Gach ~ den domhan, every corner of the world.
Thomhais mé Éire ina ~eanna miona, I have stepped every sod of, walked in every corner of, Ireland.
~ choirnéil, chúinne, corner-stone.
~ lín, corner of net.
Tá sé ~te, he is cornered.
~ (na tine), chimney-corner.
Suí sa chlúid, to sit in the chimney-corner, beside the fire.
Cathaoir, cailleach, na ~e, the chair, the old woman, in the (fireside) corner.
Ceithre ~a an domhain, the four corners of the earth.
An dris choilgneach sa chlúid, the crotchety one in the corner.
~ sráide, street corner.
~ páirce, corner of field.
~ ciarsúir, corner of handkerchief.
Teach coirnéil, corner-house.
Suí i g~, to sit in a corner.
Thart an ~, round the corner.
Tá sé conlaithe sa chúinne, he is huddled in the corner.
~ tábla, cathaoireach, corner, edge, of table, of chair.
Chrap sé é féin sa chlúid, he cowered in the corner.
~ta istigh sa chlúid, huddled in the chimney-corner.
Thug siad ceithre cuarta an tí, they went all round, searched every corner of, the house.
Tá sé i g~ éigin, it is in some corner, put away somewhere.
~ tí, páirce, sráide, corner of house, of field, of street.
~ na luatha, chimney-corner.
Cloch chúinne, corner-stone.
Idir cheithre cúinní an tí, within the four corners of the house.
Shiúil sé an domhan ar a chúinní, he travelled all the corners of the earth.
Tháinig sé de dhroim cúinne orm, he came at me round a corner.
San ~ tíre seo, in this corner of the country; in this district.
Chuir sé ~ as sa chúinne, he muttered something in the corner.
In Éirinn na gceithre mbeann, within the four corners of Ireland.
D’amharc sé orm le h~ a shúl, he looked at me out of the corners of his eyes.
~ chlúide, recess in chimney-corner.
Is iomaí ~ a raibh sé ann, he came through many dangers, was in many a tight corner.
Dul ~ ar an gcúinne, to cut the corner.
~a i ngort, short drills in (corner of) field.
Coirnéal a ghlanadh, to clear a corner.
Ghróig sé é féin sa chlúid, he huddled himself in the corner.
