Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
geil
geileasacha
geilefhliuchadh
geilignít
geilitín
geilitíneach
géill
géilleadh
geilleagar
geilleagrach
geilleagraí
géilleas
géillín
géillitheoir
géilliúil
géilliúint
géilliúlacht
géilliúnach
géilliúnachas
géilliúnacht
géillphointe
géillsine
géillsineach
géilleadh could be a grammatical form of:
géill »
géilleadh, m. (gs. -llte). 1. vn. of géill1. 2. Submission, surrender; obedience, subjection; acceptance, compliance; credence. ~ a thabhairt do dhuine, to submit to s.o.; to accept s.o.’s authority; to give way to s.o. Bheith faoi ghéilleadh ag duine, to be subject, obedient, to s.o. Fear ba mhór ~, a man who had great authority. ~ gan chomha, unconditional surrender. ~ a thabhairt do rud, to comply with sth.; to concede sth.; to give credence to sth. Níl aon ghéilleadh ann, he is unflinching, unyielding.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Géilleadh gan chomha, to surrender unconditionally.
Géilleadh don ~, to submit to jurisdiction.
Géilleadh, umhlú, do dhuine, to submit, bow, to s.o.
Géilleadh do dhubh gach eagla, always to fear the worst.
~ chun géillte, summons to surrender.
Géilleadh don fhoréigean, to yield to force.
~eadh do Dhia, to obey God.
Ach amháin go raibh mé ag ~eadh dá mháthair, only that I had consideration for his mother’s feelings.
~eadh don namhaid, to submit to the enemy.
~eadh d’ordú, to comply with an order.
~eadh do chathú, do pheaca, to yield to temptation, to sin.
~eadh do phiseoga, to yield to superstition.
~eadh do dhuine sa slí, to yield the road to s.o.
~eadh d’argóint, to concede an argument.
Géilleadh don ~, to yield to force.
