Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
flúirsigh
flumaire
flup
fluparnach
flusca
flústaireacht
flústar
fo
fo-abhainn
fo-aicéatáit
fo-aicme
fo-aigéadach
fo-alcaileach
fo-alpach
fo-alt
fo-armónach
fo-artach
-fóbach
fóbair
fóbairt
fóbartach
fobha
flying could be a grammatical form of:
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~a ar crochadh, ar foluain, flags flying, fluttering.
~ reatha, flying column.
~ airm, armlóin, eitilte, faisnéise, leighis, taidhleoireachta, army, army service, flying, intelligence, medical, diplomatic, corps.
Bhí sé ag éirí de lár, de thalamh, he was jumping off the ground, flying into a rage.
Ar ~, flying, in flight.
2. ~ gáige, clod thrown up by flying feet; piece of flesh from v-shaped wound.
Ag ~áil ar bhéala Dé, flying in the face of God.
~ a thabhairt ar áit, to make a flying visit to a place.
~ spréiche, flying of spark.
Ag ~ ó chrann go crann, flying from tree to tree.
Thug sé ~ siar, he made a flying visit to the west.
~ a thabhairt ar áit, to pay a flying visit to a place.
Thug mé ~ ar an oileán, I paid a flying visit to the island.
~ sé isteach, he dashed in; he made a flying visit to the house.
Thug sé ~ anall chugainn, he took a run over to us, paid us a flying visit.
~ reatha, flying squad.
~ cáite, flying spume.
Ag eitilt ~ sa spéir, flying up into the sky.
~ crochta, flying buttress.
Ag ~eadh roimh an namhaid, flying, retreating, before the enemy.
Tá sé ~ ar Dhia, it is flying in the face of God.
