Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): curl

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coirnín » Curl.

bachallach » Curled, ringleted.

biannach » Having ringlets, curled.

buadánach » Crimped, curled.

caisne » Frizz, curl.

caisnigh » Frizz, curl.

camarsach » Wavy, curled.

camas » he is curled up.

camógach » curled.

casdlaoi » Curled lock (of hair), ringlet.

casmhoing » Curled mane.

casurla » Curled fringe.

coirníneach » Curled.

crothach » Curls.

crothach » Wavy, curling.

cuach » Roll; tress, curl.

cuachach » Rolled; curled, tressy.

duailín » (Little) curl; (little) lock, tuft.

dualach » Curled, tressed; tufted; interlaced, twined.

fáinne » Ringlet, curl.

fáinneog » Ringlet, curl.

lúibíneach » Looped, linked, curled; full of twists and turns.

meill » Surly, ugly, expression of mouth; curl of lips, grimace.

rocaí » Bird with curled feathers.

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

camas »

Chuir sé a cheann ina chamas, he tucked his head under his wing, curled himself up (to sleep).

ceirtlín »

3. Rinne an ghráinneog ~ di féin, the hedgehog curled itself into a ball.

coirnín »

~ (gruaige), curl (of hair).

coirnín »

~í a chur i ngruaig, to curl hair.

coirnín »

~ toite, curl of smoke.

cruinn »

Bhí sé chomh ~ le gráinneog, he was curled up like a hedgehog.

cuach »

Chuach sé é féin faoin éadach, he curled himself under the (bed-)clothes.

cúb »

Bhí a cheann ina chúb aige, he was curled up.

cúb »

~adh fút, to cower; to curl oneself up.

duailín »

~ seirce, kiss curl.

gráinneog »

~ a dhéanamh díot féin, to curl oneself up like a hedgehog.

liagán »

2. ~ (farraige), long curling wave, comber.

lúb »

Bhí a cheann ina ~ aige, he was curled up.

lúbán »

~ a dhéanamh díot féin, to curl oneself up.

móta »

3. ~í deataigh, curling, billowing, smoke.

ribeog »

~ thoite, curl of smoke.

tácla »

3. ~í (gruaige), curls, tresses.

triopall »

A gruaig ina triopaill léi síos, her hair hanging down in curls.