Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
feoir
feoirling
feoirthín
feoite
feoiteachán
feoiteacht
feoithne
feola
feolaire
feolaireacht
feolamán
feolchar
feolmhach
feolmhaireacht
feolmhar
feolta
feon
feonn
feonna
feor
feorach
feorainn
feorán
feola could be a grammatical form of:
feoil »
feola : feoil.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ feola, chunk of meat.
Ag ~adh feola, devouring meat.
D’ith mé ~ feola, I ate a huge amount of meat.
~cha (feola), top ribs (of meat).
~ aráin, feola, hunk of bread, of meat.
Ag ~t na feola, tearing at the meat.
~ (chun) feola, oibre, rage for meat, for work.
~ feola, discarded meat, offal.
~ feola, lump of meat.
~ aráin, feola, hunk of bread, of meat.
Tá ~ na feola ann, he tends to put on flesh.
Ag ithe na feola fuaire, backbiting, slandering, people.
Titim i bh~, chun feola, to grow fat, flabby.
Chuir sé mo chuid fola agus feola trína chéile, it made my blood boil; it horrified me.
Do chuid fola agus feola féin, one’s own flesh and blood.
~ aráin, ime, feola, lump of bread, of butter, of meat.
Níor fágadh ~ feola ar na cnámha, not a scrap of meat was left on the bones.
~ ime, aráin, feola, morsel of butter, of bread, of meat.
~ feola, saltiness of meat.
~ (feola), buttock.
6. Tá ~í feola air, he is extremely fleshy, fat.
~ aráin, feola, chunk of bread, of meat.
~a feola, geire, rolls of flesh, of fat.
~ ríse, feola, rice, meat, croquette.
~eanna beaga feola, little scraps of meat.
~ feola, mhairteola, meat, beef, olive.
~ feola, mhionra, mhuiceola, shilíní, úll, meat-, mince-, pork-, cherry-, apple-, pie.
~ feola, portion of meat.
~ uisce, feola, prátaí, pot of water, of meat, of potatoes.
~í feola, flesh-pots.
~ feola, toughness of meat.
~ feola, leanna, feed of meat, of ale.
~ feola, carving-knife.
~ feola, éadaigh, scrap of meat, of clothes.
~ feola, hunk of meat.
~ feola, slice of meat.
~ feola, joint of meat.
Ag ~ feola (ann féin), stuffing himself with meat.
~ feola, fíodóireachta, cuartaíochta, meat, textile, tourist, industry.
Ag ~im chun feola, chun meáchain, growing fat, putting on weight.
Thréig a chuid feola, his flesh fell away from him.
~ feola, meat essence.
