Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Gramadach
Foghraíocht
salaid
salaigh
salaitheoir
salamandar
salán
salanda
salandacht
salann
salannlus
salchadh
salchuach
sall
salm
salmach
salmaire
salmaireacht
salmcheadal
salmchráifeach
sálóg
salón
salsabh
saltacha
saltair
salann, m. (gs. -ainn). Salt. 1. ~ mín, table-salt. ~ garbh, coarse salt. ~ sáile, sea-salt. Ar ~, in salt. Feoil, iasc, a chur ar ~, to salt, preserve, meat, fish. Cuir ar ~ é! Keep it! (you are so mean with it). ~ a chur ar bhia, to sprinkle salt on food. ~ a chur ar scéal, to salt a story. Cuir ~ ar a eireaball! Drop a pinch of salt on its tail! Ní fiú ~ lena chuid é, he is not worth his salt. F: D’íosfainn le gráinnín salainn é, I hate the sight of him. 2. ~ mianra, mineral salts. ~ líomóide, salts of lemon. 3. Ch: ~ miotalach, metallic salt. S.a. sac2 1.
ABAIRTÍ
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Clocha, salann, a bhrú, to pound stones, salt.
~ salainn, salty crust.
Uisce, salann, a chroitheadh ar rud, to sprinkle water, salt, on sth.
~ salainn, sprinkling of salt.
~ salainn, salt dome.
Chuimil sé salann ann, he rubbed salt into it.
Salann a chur ar bhia, to put salt on food.
Bainne, salann, fuil, a dhoirteadh, to spill milk, salt, blood.
~ gainimh, salainn, a grain of sand, of salt.
~ salainn, pinch of salt.
D’íosfadh sé thú le gráinnín salainn, he hates the sight of you.
~ salainn, guail, half-hundredweight of salt, of coal.
~ salainn, salt lake.
~ salainn, salt pan, salina, saline.
~ salainn, pinch of salt.
~ salainn, lady-chair.
~ salainn a dhéanamh le leanbh, to dandle a child in one’s arms.
~ thart an salann, pass round the salt.
~ salainn, salt sprinkler.
