Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): weed

weed could be a grammatical form of: wee »

REVERSE SEARCH IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

briollamas » Rank vegetation, weeds.

broghais » Weeds.

cantarna » Coarse weeds.

fiaile » Weeds.

fiailnimh » Weed-killer.

fialus » Wild herb, weed.

fialusach » Full of weeds.

glan » Place free from weeds, obstructions, etc.

glan » Free of weeds, obstruction, encrustation, etc.

gortghlan » Clear (field) of weeds; weed out.

gortghlanadh » Clearance (of field); weeding.

gúta » Gout-weed, ground elder.

luifearnach » Weeds.

lustan » Weeds; herbage.

múchóg » Choke-weed, broom rape.

salach » Weed-infested.

salachar » Weed infestation.

PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

aigne »

Tá ~ baintrí aici, she has cast off her widow’s weeds.

ceann »

~a dubha, knap-weed.

cogal »

Fásann ~ roimh chruithneacht, ill weeds grow apace.

fásach »

Tá an gairdín seo ina fhásach, this garden is rank with weeds.

foirgthe »

~ le míola, le fiaile, infested with lice, covered with weeds.

gin »

~eann fiaile ann, weeds breed in it.

glan »

Idir an ~ agus an salachar, between the clear ground and the weeds.

imigh i »

D’~ an talamh i bhfiaile, the land became overgrown with weeds.

lus »

~ anainn, pineapple weed.

lus »

~ tine, fire-weed, rose-bay willow-herb.

lustan »

Ag baint lustain, weeding.

maraigh »

Mharaigh an fhiaile na barra, the weeds killed the crops.

stoith »

Ag ~eadh fiaile, pulling up weeds.

tarraing »

Fiaile a tharraingt, to pull up weeds.

tarraingt »

~ lustain, weed-picking.