Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): usually

Focail chosúla: casually · mutually · sally · squally · sully

Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla Ó Dónaill, 1977 An Foclóir Beag Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991 English–Irish Dictionary de Bhaldraithe, 1959 Gramadach Foghraíocht

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CUARDACH DROIM AR AIS IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

aon » (In counting) (Usually preceded by particle

aon » (Usually with

beir » (Of persons, usually autonomously with

braith » (Usually followed by

brath » (Usually followed by

ceathair » Four. (In counting) (Usually preceded by particle

ceathracha » Forty. (In counting) (Usually preceded by particle

cros » usually after imprecation

cuidigh » Requite, repay (usually for misdeed).

cúig » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

cumar » Ravine (usually with stream).

daol » (Usually with

deich » (In counting) (usually preceded by particle

dó » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

é » He, him; it (usually referring to m. noun). (Has various grammatical functions, but cannot be the subject of an active verb)

Francach » Usually with lower-case initial

Gaelach » Usually with lower-case initial

halla » Mansion. (Usually pl.)

í » She, her; it (usually referring to feminine noun). (Has various grammatical functions but cannot be the subject of an active verb)

lia » More, more numerous. (Usually in neg. phrases)

meanma » Usually of itch in palm

naoi » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

ocht » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

óraice » Natural, normal; right, proper. (Usually in negative statements)

rad » Give, bestow. (Usually preterite)

sé » He; it (usually referring to m. noun). (Subject of verb; not used with copula)

sé » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

seacht » (In counting; usually preceded by particle

sí » She; it (usually referring to f. noun). (Subject of verb, not used with copula)

síon » Weather (usually bad, stormy).

trí » (In counting: usually preceded by particle

ABAIRTÍ IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

bunadh »

Is ann a bhíos sé de bhunadh, he is usually there.

clann »

~a Néill, the race of Niall. (Usually in reference to Mac- surnames)

féidir »

Bíonn an dá 'bh’fhéidir' ann, there are usually two possibilities.

gnách »

Is ~ leo cuairt a thabhairt orainn, they usually pay us a visit.

iondúil »

Is ~ (go), it is customary (to); it usually happens (that).

iondúil »

2. Go h~, usually, as a rule.

lonnaigh »

An áit a lonnaíonn siad de ghnáth, where they usually settle themselves.