Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): decay

Similar words: decaf · decal · decoy · decry · delay

Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla Ó Dónaill, 1977 An Foclóir Beag Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991 English–Irish Dictionary de Bhaldraithe, 1959 Grammar Pronunciation

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bileastar » Decay.

aife » Decline, decay.

ainbhlinn » Froth from mouth of decaying corpse.

blinn » Froth (of decay).

brosna » Decayed twigs, kindling.

brosnach » Decayed twig, stick suitable for use as kindling.

creimneach » Corroded; time-worn, decayed.

críon » Old; withered, decayed.

críon » Age; wither, decay.

críonach » Decayed wood.

críonadh » Ageing, withering, decay.

dreo » Decomposition, decay.

dreochan » Decomposition, decay.

dreoigh » Decompose, decay.

dreoiteach » Decaying, mouldering, withering.

dreoiteacht » (State of) decay, decomposition; mustiness, mouldiness.

éagruth » Shapelessness, formlessness; deformity, disfigurement; state of decay.

éagruthach » Shapeless, formless, amorphous; deformed, unshapely, ugly; ruinous, decayed.

feo » Withering, decay.

feoigh » Wither, decay.

feoiteacht » Withered state, decay.

fínigh » Become maggoty, decay.

fíniú » Infestation; decay.

fiontarnach » Decayed mountain grass.

léig » Decay, neglect.

lobh » Rot, decay.

lobhadh » Rot, decay.

lofach » Causing rot, decay.

lofacht » Rottenness, decay.

meatach » Declining, failing; decaying, decadent.

meatacht » Decline, decay.

meath » Decline, decay, decadence; failure.

meath » Decline, decay, fail, deteriorate.

meathlaigh » Decline, decay, fail, deteriorate, degenerate; grow weak, sicken.

meathlaíocht » Decline, decay, failure.

meathlú » Decline, decay, failure, degeneration.

mionbhach » Small pieces, fragments; diminutive things; broken, decayed, things.

orchraigh » Wither, decay; sphacelate.

smol » Blight, decay.

sprionla » Decayed, fragile, twig; thin stick.

trochailte » Run down, enfeebled; broken down, foundered; in wretched, decayed, state.

trochlaigh » Break down, founder; deteriorate, decay.

trochlú » Deterioration, dilapidation, decay.

tuarlofa » Decayed from over-exposure on ground.

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

críonach »

Tá an t-adhmad ina chríonach, the timber is decayed, crumbling with age.

díblíocht »

Dul i n~, to fall into decay.

dreo »

~ a dhéanamh, to become decayed;

easair »

~ an tsléibhe, decayed mountain vegetation.

fíniú »

~ a dhéanamh, to become infested with maggots; to decay.

grág »

Ladhar gráige, root of decayed tree.

gráin »

An ghráin mhairbh, mhorgtha, the loathsomeness of decay.

léig »

Dul i ~, to decline, decay; to become disused, neglected; to die out.

léig »

Rud a ligean i ~, to let sth. fall into decay; to neglect sth.

lobh »

Adhmad, síol, ag ~adh, wood, seed, decaying.

lobhadh »

~ fiacla, tooth decay.

meath »

Coillte ag ~, woods decaying.

meathlaigh »

Torthaí ag meathlú, fruit decaying.

seanaois »

Meath na ~e, senile decay.

tréig »

Tá an luachair ag ~ean, the rushes are decaying.