Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Gramadach
Foghraíocht
sclerosis
sclerotic
sclerotitis
scobs
scoff
scoffer
scoffing
scold
scolding
scollop
scolopendrium
scomber
sconce
scone
scoop
scooper
scoopnet
scoot
scooter
scope
scops
scorbutic
Seans gur foirm é scoitheadh de:
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CUARDACH DROIM AR AIS
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
ABAIRTÍ
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Nau: With anchor atrip, agus an t-ancaire scoite.
House off the beaten track, teach scoite.
To break a branch from a tree, craobh a scoitheadh, a bhaint, de chrann.
(Of reptile) To cast its slough, a chraiceann a scoitheadh.
To clear a wall (by three inches), an balla a ghlanadh, a scoitheadh (de thrí horlaí).
To clear the headland, an rinn a scoitheadh, a chaitheamh.
To have the heels of another ship, breith ar shoitheach eile, soitheach eile a scoitheadh.
To lop away, lop off, a branch, géag a scoitheadh, a theascadh.
Social outcasts, éin mpl scoite.
Aut: 'Overtaking and passing forbidden; no overtaking', 'scoitheadh coiscthe.'
Overtaking signal, comhartha scoite.
To pass a headland, ceann tíre a scoitheadh, a chaitheamh.
To prune (off, away) a branch, craobh a scoitheadh, a theascadh, a sciotadh.
Aut: To pull out from behind a vehicle, teacht amach le carr a scoitheadh.
A remote place, áit scoite, iargúlta.
To cast a shoe, crú a scoitheadh.
He is in the sixties, tá na trí fichid scoite aige, na trí scóir cnagtha aige.
Rail: To slip a carriage, cóiste a scoitheadh.
To get the start of s.o., duine a scoitheadh.
Tex: To strip flax, líon a scuitseáil, a scoitheadh.
Nau: To trip the anchor, an t-ancaire a scoitheadh, a chrochadh.
Unfrequented spot, ball aonarach, scoite.
(Of house, etc.) Out of the way, aistreánach, scoite, iargúlta.
