Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): slender

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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla Ó Dónaill, 1977 An Foclóir Beag Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991 English–Irish Dictionary de Bhaldraithe, 1959 Grammar Pronunciation

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ain- » (Used before slender vowels and consonants. Lenites initial consonants

buinneán » Slender shoot, sprout.

caol » Slender part.

caol » slender (consonant) goes with slender (vowel) and broad (consonant) with broad (vowel).

caol » Thin, slender.

caol » Slender, palatalized.

caolchosach » Thin-legged; slender-footed.

caolseans » Slender chance.

cuiseog » Slender stem, stalk; grass-, reed-, stalk.

déag » (After noun preceded by cardinal or ordinal number; when preceded by cardinal, lenited after sg. noun ending in vowel and after pl. noun ending in slender consonant, except

fíneálta » Fine of texture; subtle, slender, delicate.

fleascach » Slender, pliant.

gannchló » Slight, slender, figure.

gannchothú » Slender fare; undernourishment.

gannlón » Slender stock or provision.

géagán » (Tall, slender) boy, girl.

géagleabhair » Slender-limbed.

giallfach » Ankle, slender part, of stocking.

leabhair » Long and slender; lithe, supple, pliant.

leabhairchruth » Long slender shape; streamline.

lorgán » Slender shaft; (little) handle.

scailleagán » Tall lean person; anything tall and slender.

seada » Long, slender, graceful.

-sean » msg. & pl. with nouns or adjectives ending in slender consonant or slender vowel)

seang » Slender, slim, person.

seang » Slender, slim.

seangchruthach » Slightly-built, slender, svelte.

séimh » Thin, slender; fine, smooth; tenuous, subtle.

singil » Thin, slender.

slat » Slender stick; cane, switch.

slat » Slender bar.

slatfhear » Slender supple man.

slim » Slim, slender and graceful.

slisneach » Chip-like, sliver-like; thin, slight, slender.

spiora » Slender branch or stem; sharp stump.

spioraicín » Little spur, sharp stump; slender stem.

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

bí »

Tá sé chomh caol le cú, he is as slender as a greyhound.

buinneán »

~ (fir, mná), tall slender boy, girl.

bunsifín »

~í cos, slender legs, pins.

caol »

Coim chaol, slender waist.

caol »

Chomh ~ le cú, as slender as a greyhound.

caol »

Guta, consan, ~, slender vowel, consonant.

ceannchosach »

Is caol an cheannchosach atá air, he is slender about the ankles.

fiche »

is, used after noun preceded by cardinal or ordinal number; when preceded by cardinal number, the gs. form is lenited after plural noun ending in slender consonant)

fíneálta »

Cnámha ~, slender bones.

gáinne »

Chomh caol, díreach, le ~, as slender, straight, as a rush.

geall »

Ní théann an ~ gearr i bhfad, one can’t get far on slender means.

leabhair »

Lámh ~, long slender hand.

mion »

Méara ~a, small slender fingers.

-ne »

ár with nouns or adjectives ending in slender consonant or slender vowel; hyphenated after

píopaire »

2. ~ buidéil, slender-necked bottle.

ráipéar »

~ scine, long slender knife.

-se »

bhur, with nouns or adjectives ending in slender consonant or slender vowel)

seang »

Com, taobh, ~, slender waist, side.

seang »

Cú, each, ~, slender hound, steed.

seang »

~ singil, slim and slender.

séimh »

Seolchrann ~, slender mast.

singil »

Coim shingil, slender waist.

slim »

Eacha ~e sleamhna, sleek and slender steeds.

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