Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Gramadach
Foghraíocht
mílechosach
mílemhéadar
mileoidean
milí
mílí
mílidh
míligh
milis
milisbhriathrach
milisín
mílíste
mílísteoir
militeach
mílítheach
mílítheacht
mílitrigh
míliú
miliúcán
miliúil
miliúrach
mill
mille
millea-
milis, a. (gsm. ~, gsf., npl. & comp. -lse). Sweet. 1. Blas ~, sweet taste. Tae ~, sweetened tea. Féar ~, sweet, tender, grass. Feoil mhilis, sweet, tasty, meat. Uisce ~, sweet, fresh, water. D’ith sé go ~ é, he ate it with relish. Chomh ~ le mil, as sweet as honey. Prov:Is ~ á ól ach is searbh á íoc é, every sweet hath its sour. S.a. bainne, greim 2(b), maide 1(d), searbhóg 3. 2. Honeyed, flattering. Teanga mhilis, flattering tongue. Briathra milse, honeyed words. Bheith ~ le duine, to flatter, soft-sawder s.o. S.a. béal 1(a).
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~ mhilis, sweet almond.
~ milis, fresh milk.
Tá ~ milis aige, (i) he has a sweet tooth, (ii) he has a flattering tongue.
Más milis leat do bheo, if you value your life.
~ milis, searbh, sweet, sour, taste.
~ mhilis, ghéar, sweet, sour, buttermilk.
~ (milis), sweetbread.
~í milse, pastries.
~ mhilis, liquorice root.
~ milis, pastry.
~ milis, sweet grass; young, juicy, grass.
~ milis, sweet wine.
~ milis, plausible scoundrel.
~ milis, dainty bit.
Milse na híce, the balm of healing.
Milis le siúcra, sweet with sugar.
~ milis, sugar-stick.
Deochanna milse ~e, sweet smooth drinks.
Is milis, glas, daor, an t-~ é, it is a sweet, weak, dear, drink.
~ mhilis, sugar-pea.
~ mhilis, sweet clover.
~ mhilis, bittersweet.
~ glan, milis, úr, clean, sweet, fresh, water.
1. ~ milis, géar, eating-, cooking-, apple.
