Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
grósaeir
grósaeireacht
grot
gróta
grothach
grothaíl
grothal
grua
gruach
gruachorcra
gruadhán
gruadheimheas
gruafhliuch
gruag
gruagach
gruagaire
gruagaireacht
gruagán
gruagheal
gruaibhín
gruaidh
gruaig
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ tithe, daoine, group of houses, people.
Bhí ~ beag (daoine) timpeall air, he was surrounded by a little group (of people).
Sheas siad ina g~, they stood in a group.
~ tithe, group of houses.
~ na gamhna le chéile, put the calves in one group.
~ daoine, little group of people.
~ daoine, group of people.
Ina n~ agus ina n~, group by group.
An chéad ~ eile a tháinig, the next group that came.
~ crann, tithe, small group of trees, of houses.
~ daoine, group of people; set, class, tribe, of people.
~anna polaitíochta, political groups.
An ~ seo againne, our family group; our party, set.
~ dá lucht leanúna, a group of his followers.
~ íce, oirfide, foraire, group of physicians, of minstrels, of watchmen.
~ eachtrannach, group of foreigners.
Is mór an fear gasrála é, he is a great man for organizing work-groups.
~ eitileach, ethyl group.
Sheas siad ina líne, ina scataí beaga, they stood in a line, in little groups.
2. ~ páistí, (group of) small children.
Sheas siad ina n-ochtair, they stood in groups of eight.
~ páistí, group of children.
chearrbhach, chártaí, group of gamblers, card-school.
~ ban, group of women.
~ gach fine, the head of every family group.
Tháinig siad ar an dara buíon, they came in the second group.
Ba dheacair na dreamanna sin a tháthú le chéile, it would be hard to get those groups to form one body.
An áit ba ~ ba tanaí, groups were scattering in all directions.
~ bhan, group of women.
