Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): stem

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Similar words: seem · steam · step · stet · stew

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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stuimine » Stem

bain » Separate from root, stem, etc.; reap, pick.

bodóg » Short thick stem; tuft (of seaweed).

brobh » Blade, stem.

bunleathan » Broad-based; thick-stemmed.

cos » Handle; shaft, stem.

cos » Stem, haulm.

cosfhada » Long-legged; long-stemmed.

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

cuiseogach » Tall-stemmed grass.

dúdóg » Short-stemmed (clay) pipe.

dúid » Short-stemmed (clay) pipe.

dúidín » Short-stemmed (clay) pipe.

fadghasach » Long-haulmed, long-stemmed.

feam » Stalk, stem; rod.

feamach » Tailed, stemmed.

foithnín » Blade of corn; stem, stalk.

gas » Stalk, stem.

lorga » Shank, shaft, stem.

sifín » Stem (of corn, hay, rush); (corn-)stalk, straw.

speathán » Thin, shrivelled, stem.

spiora » Slender branch or stem; sharp stump.

spioraicín » Little spur, sharp stump; slender stem.

tamhan » Trunk; (truncated) body; stock, stem.

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

ball »

Ó bhall go post, from stem to stern.

coisc »

Tuile a chosc, to stem, contain, a flood.

cos »

~ píopa, stem of pipe.

dúlamán »

~ fada, gaelach, long-stemmed, short-stemmed, channelled wrack.

eireaball »

~ (nóta), tail, stem (of note).

fréamh »

~ teaghlaigh, stem of family.

gunnaire »

2. ~ (de rud), long-stemmed, long-shafted, thing.

gunnaire »

~ píopa, long-stemmed pipe.

lobh »

~ siad den ghas, they rotted from the stem.

lorga »

~ planda, crainn, stem of plant, of tree.

lorga »

~ ancaire, stem of anchor.

stoc »

~ focail, stem of word.

stuimine »

Ó ~ go post, from stem to stern.

tosach »

~ báid, stem of boat.

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