Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
daonchara
daonda
daoneolas
daonlathach
daonlathaí
daonlathas
daonmhar
daonna
daonnachas
daonnacht
daonnachtaí
daonnachtúil
daonnachtúlacht
daonnaí
daonnaigh
daonnaíocht
daonra
daonscoil
daor
daorach
daoradh
daoraí
daoraicme
daonna1, a3. 1. Human. An cine ~, the human race. Neach ~, human being. S.a. colainn 1. 2. Humane, kindly. 3. Jur:Dlí ~, positive law.
daonna2, m = daonnaí1.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
An ~ daonna, the human race.
I g~ dhaonna, in human body, incarnate.
An diabhal i g~ dhaonna, the devil incarnate.
Is é an tsaint i g~ dhaonna é, he is avarice personified.
I g~ daonna, in human form.
Is é a athair ina chruth daonna é, he is the very image of his father.
~ ainglí, chré, dhaonna, angelic, earthly, human, being.
~ dhaonna, human flesh.
~ don chine daonna, a revelation to mankind.
~ an chine dhaonna, redemption of the human race.
Colainn dhaonna a ghabháil, to assume human form.
Ghlac Mac Dé colainn dhaonna, the Son of God became man.
~ an duine, ~ daonna, human voice.
An ~ daonna, human nature.
~ daonna, saolta, human, earthly, being.
~ an chine dhaonna, the salvation of the human race.
~ an chine dhaonna, the Fall of man.
