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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
lobhra
lobhrach
lobhrán
lobhtha
loc
loca
locach
locadh
locadóir
locáil
locaíocha
locair
locais
lócaiste
locála
localach
locálann
locar
locartha
locarthacht
locas
lócas
loc-chomhla
locadh could be a grammatical form of:
loc »
locadh1, m. (gs. -ctha). 1. vn. of loc3. 2. (Act of) penning. ~ caorach, penning of sheep. ~ bó, rounding up of cattle. An áit a raibh ~ orthu, where they were penned in. 3. (Act of) parking. ~ carranna, car-parking. 4. Pressure, persuasion. Rud a chur mar ~ ar dhuine, to press sth. on s.o.
locadh2, m. (gs. -aidh). Lit: Nap, wink of sleep.
locadh3 = loiceadh.
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Caoirigh a ~adh, to fold sheep.
Duine a ~adh i gcoirnéal, to pen s.o. in a corner.
Coirpeach a ~adh, to round up a criminal.
Uisce a ~adh, to impound water.
~tha isteach, closed, hemmed, in.
Carr a ~adh, to park a car.
Tá na báid ~tha sa chuan inniu, the boats are tied up in the harbour today.
Bia a ~adh ar dhuine, to press food on s.o.
Olann a ~adh, to pluck wool.
Tá an lao ag ~adh na bó, the calf is plucking at the cow’s udder.
