PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Tá na bláthanna ~, the flowers are in bloom.
Bláthanna a bhaint, to pick, cut, flowers.
~ gréagáin, cuckoo-flower, lady’s smock.
An pósae a chaill a bhlás, the flower that lost its bloom, its freshness.
~anna a bhaint, to pick, cut, flowers.
Siopa ~anna, flower shop.
~ síl, plandaí, bláthanna, seed-, plant-, flower-, bed.
An duilliúr, an bláth, a chur, to shed leaves, flowers.
Bláth ~, fragrant flower.
(blátha), cup (of flower).
~ úll, milseán, bláth, féir, handful of apples, of sweets, of flowers, of grass.
Bláth an earraigh, spring flowers.
Plúr ban ~ann, the flower of Irish womanhood.
~ bhláth, dhuilliúr, in flower, in leaf.
Bláth, folt, ~, limp flower, hair.
Bláthanna, toradh, ~, fresh flowers, fruit.
~ bláthanna, flower-garden.
~ bláthanna, flower-garden.
~ Mhuire, Lady’s-smock, cuckoo-flower.
~ an chairdinéil, cardinal-flower.
~ na Cásca, pasque-flower.
~ na páise, passion-flower.
~eanna gabhair, honeysuckle flowers.
~í cainte, flowers of speech.
Is deas na bláthanna a phioc tú, you picked nice flowers.
~í cabáiste, bláthanna, cabbage-, flower-, plants.
~ ascaideach, bláthach, pitcher-, flowering-, plant.
~ na mban, the flower of women.
~ ruibhe, flowers of sulphur.
Is í ~ ban Éireann í, she is the flower of Irish women.
~ bhláth dhearga, six red flowers.
1. ~ bláthanna, ceoil, leabhar, flower-, music-, book-, stand.
Bláthanna, toradh, a ~eadh, to pluck flowers, fruit.
~ bláthanna, flower-show.
Tiocfaidh an duilliúr agus ansin an bláth, the leaves will appear and then the flowers.
Teacht i mbláth, to flower.
~ bláthanna, bunch of flowers.
~ i mbláth, flowering, florescence.
~ bláthanna, festoon of flowers.