Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): wither

Focail chosúla: dither · wether · whither · withe · withers

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

caoch » Become empty, wither.

cnámharlach » (Withered) stalks, haulm.

cráintín » Ageing, withered, female.

crampóg » (Withered) tree-stump.

cranda » Stunted; withered, decrepit.

crandán » Stunted, underdeveloped, person; withered old person.

crandúir » Withered old man.

crannlach » (Withered) stalks, haulm.

craplámhach » Crippled of hand, having a withered arm.

críon » Anything old or withered.

críon » Old; withered, decayed.

críon » Age; wither, decay.

críonadh » Ageing, withering, decay.

críonaosta » Old and withered.

críontachán » Withered old person.

dóite » Seared, withered, dry.

dreo » to rot, to wither.

dreoiteach » Decaying, mouldering, withering.

dronnóg » Withers.

feo » Withering, decay.

feoigh » Wither, decay.

feoiteachán » Withered creature.

feoiteacht » Withered state, decay.

geosadán » Thin, withered, stalk (of thistle, ragweed).

grág » (Withered) tree-stump.

lóch » Withered marsh-grass.

lústrach » Withered grass; withered seaweed.

meirgeach » (i) pitted, pock-marked, (ii) withered-looking.

orchra » Wasting, withering, perishing (of tissue, bone); sphacelus, necrosis.

orchrach » Wasting, withering, perishing, necrotic.

orchraigh » Wither, decay; sphacelate.

ruacán » Withered old person.

ruaiteach » Cold and dry; withering.

sceoigh » Wither, wilt.

searg » Withered, wasted.

searg » Waste, wither; dry up, shrivel; wear away, decline.

seargán » Withered, shrivelled, person or thing.

seargthach » Wasting, withering, shrivelling.

seargthacht » Wasted, withered, state.

seirge » Wasted, withered, state.

seirgtheach » Withered, wizened, person.

ABAIRTÍ IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA

coirb »

~ capaill, withers of horse.

críne »

Ag titim dá chríne, withering with age.

cuileann »

~ Muire, withered Christmas holly.

dóite »

Seanduine ~, withered, dry, old man.

dóite »

Tá mo chroí ~ aige, it has withered my heart, it makes my heart ache.

dreoigh »

Luachair dhreoite, withered rushes.

leáigh »

Leáfadh amharc a shúl thú, he had a withering look in his eye.

leáigh »

~ an féar faoina gcosa, the grass withered under their feet.

mill »

Ruidín ~te, withered, puny, little thing.

raithneach »

~ rua, (i) rust-coloured, withered, fern, (ii) rusty-back.

rua »

Gaoth ~ Mhárta, wild, withering, March wind.

sceoigh »

Barra, duilliúr, ag sceo, crops, leaves, withering.

searg »

Duine, planda, ag ~adh, a person, a plant, withering.

seargadh »

~ duilliúir, the withering of leaves.

smol »

Prátaí ag ~adh, potato tops turning yellow, withering.

stalcán »

~ crainn, withered tree-stump.