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roimhe could be a grammatical form of: roimh »
EXACT MATCHES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
roimhe1, adv. Before. 1. Chonaic ~ iad, I saw them before. Go minic ~, often before. raibh ann riamh ~, I was never there before. 2. (With sin, seo, in adv. phrase) Tharla ~ sin, it happened before that, previously. Ba cheart duit a bheith sa bhaile ~ seo, you should have been home before this. ~ seo bhí an áit lán acu, formerly the place was full of them.
roimhe2. 1 = roimh. 2 : roimh.
PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Ag cruinniú roimhe is ag bailiú ina dhiaidh, gathering up everything he can lay hands on.
Níor ~eadh de Mhaigh Uisnigh roimhe sin, the plain of Uisneach was not called Meath before then.
an bhearna réidh roimhe, it is all plain sailing for him.
Ag brath na slí roimhe, feeling his way along.
Bhuail roimhe agus ina dhiaidh, he lashed about him, beat everybody around him.
roimhe a bhfuil eagla ort? Of what are you afraid?
Beimid roimhe ach a gcasfaidh , we will be there to meet him when he returns.
~ an diabhail, an donais, an tseaca, roimhe, bad welcome to him.
Bhí ag céimniú roimhe, anonn is anall, he was striding along, back and forth.
Ba bhocht an chinniúint a bhí roimhe, an ill fate awaited him.
a chrosa roimhe, his troubles are still to come.
An cheird a ~eadh roimhe, the trade he was set to.
Mhothaigh féin ag diúltú roimhe, I found myself taking a dislike to him.
Rinne ~ leis mar go raibh mór oibre roimhe, I gave him something extra (to eat) because he had a hard days work ahead of him.
I bh~ roimhe sin, long before then.
An nach bhfuil ~ roimhe, he who is not welcome, wanted.
Níl duine fhánaí nach mbeadh fáilte roimhe, any person who chanced to come would be welcome.
Níl ~ roimhe ann, he lacks foresight.
fáilte roimhe, he was heartily welcomed.
Chuir ~ roimhe go raibh ag teacht, he notified his coming in advance.
Ghabhadar eagla roimhe, formad leis, they became afraid, envious, of him.
Thóg ~ roimhe, he took an aversion to it.
D’~ roimhe, he travelled on.
Duine bocht ag imeacht roimhe, a poor man wandering from place to place.
~ roimhe sin, on the previous day.
B’~ uair a chuala roimhe é, I had heard it many times before.
Ba ~ go raibh eagla orthu roimhe, they were evidently afraid of him.
~ roimhe agus ina dhiaidh, he tried to ingratiate himself with everybody.
Ar lorg a ~ roimhe, like the people who came before him.
Ar ~ a dhaoine roimhe, like his people before him.
Ag meabhrú a shlí roimhe, feeling his way forward.
D’~ na flaithis roimhe, the heavens opened to receive him.
Bhí ag ~ roimhe sa dorchadas, he was probing his way in the dark.
Bhí ag ~adh roimhe, he was ripping along.
~ roimhe ina dhiaidh, never before or after.
Cuir marc ~e, put a mark in front of it.
ar an leathanach ~e sin, it is on the page before that.
Cuir an ceann caol de ~e, put the thin end of it foremost.
Bhí siad ina raon maidhme ~e, they were in headlong flight before him.
Bhí ag siúl ~e, he was walking along.
Oscail an doras ~e, open the door to receive him.
Bhí uamhan orthu ~e, they were in terror of him.
Bhí an leanbh sceimhlithe roimhe, the child was terrified of him.
Bhí ~ ansin roimhe, I was there a long time before him.
Roimhe ~, before this, formerly.
Roimhe ~, before that.
Iomlán ar shín roimhe, all who stretched back in line before him. (Of descendants)
Bhí ag siúl roimhe, he was walking along.
ag ~ roimhe, he is feeling his way along.
Shraon siad roimhe, they broke in flight before him.
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