cladach, m. (gs. -aigh, npl. -aí, gpl. ~). 1. Shore. ~ na farraige, the sea-shore. ~ locha, lake shore. ~ ardaithe, raised beach. Cois cladaigh, by the (sea-)shore. Iascaireacht chladaigh, rock-fishing. Lá sa chladach, a day at the sea-shore; a day gathering seaweed. Rith cladaigh a thabhairt do bhád, to run a boat ashore. Timpeall na g~, round the shores, the coast. S.a. barr112, crios 4. 2. Rocky foreshore. S.a. feadóg 2, riabhóg 2. 3. ~ tine, hearthstone; front of fireplace. ~ tine a chur síos, to put on a big fire. 4. Bank; heap, quantity. (a) (Especially in reference to things brought ashore) ~ feamainne, bank of seaweed. ~ éisc, adhmaid, pile of fish, of timber. ~ rónta, shoal of seals. (b)Bhí an balla ina chladach, the wall was reduced to a heap of stones.