Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): either

Similar words: ether · neither · eite · eithne · eithre

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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caogadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used.

ceachtar » Either, one or other of two;

ceathrachadú » either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

daicheadú » to vowel; either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used in gs.)

dara » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

deichiú » to vowels; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

fichiú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article & accompanying noun may be used)

leis » Too, either.

míliú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

milliúnú » to vowel; either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used in gs.)

naoú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

nóchadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

ochtódú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

ochtú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used)

seachtódú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

seachtú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

seascadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

séú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

tríochadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article & accompanying noun may be used)

tríú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

ach »

Ní raibh mise ann ~ chomh beag, I wasn’t there either.

ceachtar »

~ den bheirt, den dá rud, either of the two (persons), of the two things.

ceachtar »

Déanfaidh ~ acu cúis, either of them will do.

ceachtar »

Ní chreidim ~ agaibh, I don’t believe either of you.

cha »

bí, to denote either habitual or future state or action)

chomh »

Ná mise ach ~ beag, nor I either.

cosúlacht »

Tú féin nó do chosúlacht a bhí ann, it was either you or your double.

líon »

Ceachtar dá ~a, on either side.

nó »

Mise ~ tusa atá sé a mhaíomh, he is referring either to me or to you.

oiread »

Ach ~, no more than, either.

oiread »

Ní raibh mise ann ach ~, I wasn’t there either.

sos »

(Tá siadsan an-ghnóthach) agus ní ~ dúinn féin é, (they are very busy) and we are not idle either.

taise »

É féin nó a thaise a bhí ann, it was either himself or his double.

taobh »

Ní raibh sé ar thaobh ná ar thaobh eile, he didn’t support either side, take any side in the argument.

treabh »

Caithfidh tú ~adh nó tiomáint, you must either lead or drive.