Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Gramadach
Foghraíocht
uilleachas
uilleann
uilleanna
uilleannach
uilleannacht
uilligh
úillín
uillinn
uillinntomhas
uilneach
úim
uime
úimeadóir
uimheartha
uimhearthacht
uimhir
uimhirphláta
uimhir-réimse
uimhreach
uimhreoir
uimhrigh
uimhríocht
uimhríochtúil
uillinn, f. (gs. ~e, pl. ~eacha; gs. & gpl. -lleann used in certain phrases).1. Elbow. (a)In ~ a chéile, ~ ar ~, arm in arm. Ar ~ duine, at s.o.’s elbow. An ~ a thabhairt do dhuine, to elbow, nudge, s.o. Agus péire ~eacha uirthi, with her arms akimbo. S.a. alt11(a), cnámh 1(a), píb 1. (b) Elbow-shaped bend; corner, angle. ~ píopa, elbow of pipe. ~ ar bhóthar, sharp turn, elbow, in road. Iarann ~e, angle-iron. Bíomal ~e, angle-brace. 2. Mth: Angle. ~ istigh, interior angle. ~ airde, angle of elevation. ~ teagmhála, contact angle. ~ theorantach, limiting angle. (Ar) ~ seasca céim, (at an) angle of sixty degrees. S.a. seachtrach. (Var:gs. & npl. uilne, pl. uilneacha)
ABAIRTÍ
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ na láimhe, na huillinne, na glúine, na gualainne, wrist-, elbow-, knee-, shoulder-, joint.
Bhroid sé lena uillinn mé, he nudged me with his elbow.
~ uilleach, uilleann, arm-chair.
Uillinn tríocha ~, angle of thirty degrees.
~ uillinne, na huillinne, ulna.
Má théann an chúis go ~ na huillinne, if it comes to the crucial test.
Uillinneacha ~a, adjacent angles.
Teocht, uillinn, chriticiúil, critical heat, angle.
Nuair a chuaigh an chúis go cnámh na huillinne, when it came to the crucial test.
Chumhdaigh sé a uillinn le ceann an bhata, he covered, guarded, his elbow with one end of the stick.
Uillinn a fhorlíonadh, to supplement an angle.
Uillinn ghéar, acute angle.
Uillinn a ghlacadh, to take an angle.
Uillinn an ionsaithe, angle of incidence.
An uillinn ~, the inner angle.
Baineadh an ~ ón uillinn de, his arm was amputated at the elbow.
~ fhada, uillinne, gauntlet, elbow, glove.
Uillinn a mharcáil, to set off an angle.
~ uilleann, uilleann pipe(s).
Cairt, treo-uillinn, a phointeáil, to prick a chart, a bearing.
Líne, uillinn, ~, oblique line, angle.
Uillinn sheachtrach, exterior angle.
Thug sé ~ dá uillinn dom, he nudged me with his elbow.
~ coise, uillinne, foot-, elbow-, rest.
~ (chompáis), (compass) bearing.
~ na huillinne, elbow-joint.
