Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
ródhóchas
ródmhiotal
ródóir
rodta
ródta
rófhéinní
rogáid
rógaire
rógaireacht
rógánta
rogha
róghearr
roghnach
roghnachas
roghnaigh
roghnaíocht
roghnóir
roghnú
rogóid
róibéis
róibín
roicéad
roicéadtiomáint
rógaire1, m. (gs. ~, pl. -rí). Rogue. ~ de dhuine, roguish person. ~ linbh, roguish, impish, child. An ~ gadaí, the rascally thief. ~ bithiúnaigh, knavish villain. A ~ bhig! You little rogue!
rógaire2 = ruagaire.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Rógaire, bligeard, ~, confirmed rogue, blackguard.
Rógaire ar na hailt é, he is a real rogue.
Fear uasal, rógaire, ar a bhoinn, real gentleman, consummate rogue.
An rógaire ~ sin agat, that fine rogue of yours.
Amadán, rógaire, ~, proper fool, rogue.
Rógaire ~, a proper rogue.
Tá ~ óg, an linbh, an rógaire, air, he looks young, like a child, like a rogue.
~faidh siad rógaire de, they will turn him into a rogue.
Is eisean ~ an rógaire, he is indeed a rogue.
Rógaire ~, roguish thief, unscrupulous person.
Nach í an rógaire bó í? Isn’t she a mischievous cow?
Tá ~ den rógaire ann, there is something of the rogue in him.
Tá sé ag iompú (amach) ina rógaire, he is turning out to be a rogue.
Pótaire, banaí, rógaire, ~, great drinker, lady-killer, rogue.
Bhí ~ an rógaire air, he had all the appearances of a rogue.
Ná ~ liom ar an rógaire sin, don’t speak to me of that rogue.
