Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
seaspar
seasta
seastán
seastánach
séasúr
séasúrach
séasúracht
seatach
seatha
séathlaigh
séathlán
seathras
seatnaí
séchodach
séibe
séibhíní
seibhírín
seibineach
seic
séice
Seiceach
seiceadóir
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Suíochán a chur in ~, to book a seat.
~ fút ar an stól ansin, settle, seat, yourself on the stool there.
Duine a chur chun boird, to seat s.o. at table.
~ ríoga, royal seat, throne.
~ bhreithiúnais, seat of judgment.
Chlis sé suas, as a chodladh, as a shuí, he started up, out of his sleep, out of his seat.
Suíochán a choinneáil do dhuine, to keep a seat for s.o.
I n~ mo chléibh, deep-seated in, secure within, my breast.
Roth, suíochán, deiridh, back-wheel, -seat.
Éirí de shuíochán, to rise from a seat.
~aigí bhur suíocháin, take your seats.
Tá an suíochán ~, the seat is engaged.
~ suí, seating accommodation.
Tá ~ sa Dáil aige, he has a seat in the Dáil.
~ aicíde, seat of disease.
~ suíochán an halla, the seating capacity of the hall.
Chuir tú eagar ~ ar na suíocháin, you arranged the seats well.
I ~ Mhichíl, ‘in St. Michael’s scales’, before the judgment seat.
Suíochán ~, uncontested seat.
Poirt oireachais, seats of power; principal centres.
~ suíochán, row of seats.
Bí i do shuí, be seated.
~ rí, royal seat.
Shuigh sé cách, he seated everybody.
~ bog, crua, soft, hard, seat.
~ tosaigh, deiridh, front, back, seat.
~ fillte, folding seat.
Sraith ~, row of seats.
~ a thógáil, to occupy a seat.
~ cathaoireach, seat of chair.
Tá siad ina suí go te ~, they are warmly and comfortably seated; they are in very comfortable circumstances.
Suíochán a thógáil, to occupy a seat.
~ suíochán, occupation of seats.
~ bríste, seat of trousers.
Na suíocháin tosaigh, the front seats.
