Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
inchreachadh
inchreidte
inchreidteacht
inchríneach
inchúlaithe
inchúlaitheacht
inchurtha
indé
indeagó
indéanta
indéantacht
indeilt
indeirm
Ind-Eorpach
Indiach
indiam
indibhid
indibhidigh
indibhidiú
indibhidiúil
indibhidiúlachas
indibhidiúlacht
inclined could be a grammatical form of:
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Duine ~, one who is inclined to exaggerate.
Má tá an bhara sin fút, if you are so inclined.
Imigh más ~ leat é, go away if you are so inclined.
Má tá an fonn ort chuige, if you feel that way inclined.
Chlaon Sé a cheann sa chroch dúinn, He inclined His head, died, on the cross for us.
Tá an ~ sin ann, he is that way inclined.
Ní déarfainn i do choinne, I’m inclined to agree with you.
Bheith ~ le duine faoi rud, to (be inclined to) refuse sth. to s.o.; to begrudge sth. to s.o.
~ ruda a bheith ionat, to be hereditarily inclined towards sth.
Aghaidh, ceann, le ~, inclined face; downward trend.
Is iomaí rud a fheictear do dhuine, we are all inclined to imagine things.
Tá sé rud beag ar ~ agat, you have inclined it a bit (from perpendicular, horizontal, straight line).
~ a bheith agat le duine, to be disgruntled with s.o.; to be inclined to shun s.o.
Ó tá ~ a dhéanta ort, since you feel inclined to do it.
Bhí ~ aerach fúthu, they were inclined to flightiness; they were all out to enjoy themselves.
Tá ~ aerach fúthu, they are inclined to be flighty.
Tá siad ar an ~ sin fós, they are still that way inclined.
~ le staidéar, inclined to study.
Níl sé ~ leis an obair, he is not inclined to exert himself at work.
Níl fonn ~a air, he is not inclined to make himself useful.
Do mheanma a bheith le rud, to have one’s mind inclined towards sth.
Ní ~ nach gcreidim é, I am inclined to believe it.
~ a bhuaileadh an fonn é, whenever he felt inclined.
Bhí an bród ag siúl leo, they were inclined to be proud.
Chuir sé ~ air féin, he inclined his head; he walked with a slouch.
~ chun ruda a bheith ort, to be inclined towards sth., to be eager for sth.
~ bó, cow inclined to drag at chain.
Tá ~ ann, he is inclined to jib.
Chuir sé ~ air féin ag éisteacht, he inclined his head to listen.
Ní thagann sé le m’aigne, my mind is not inclined towards it.
~ann an t-iarann meirg, iron is inclined to rust.
Má thograíonn tú é, if you are so inclined.
Tá ~ ag baint leo, they are inclined to be consequential.
Tá ~ gharbh ann, he is inclined to be rough.
Tá mé ~ air (go), I am strongly inclined to believe (that).
~ don achrann, inclined to be quarrelsome.
~ don slaghdán, inclined to catch colds.
D’~ an ghéag is lúb sí, the branch inclined and bent.
