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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
far-seeing
far-sighted
far-sightedness
farther
farthermost
farthest
farthing
fascia
fascicle
fascinate
fascinating
fascination
fascine
fascism
fascist
fashion
fashionable
fashion-book
fashioned
fashion-plate
fast
fast-day
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Bountiful shower, cioth fáis.
Fungus towns, bailte fás aon oíche.
To get a plant to grow, planda a chur ag fás.
In her girlhood, (i) agus í ag fás suas ina gearrchaile; (ii) le linn di bheith ina cailín óg, ina bean óg.
The tree is not growing, níl aon fhás faoin gcrann.
He grows roses, bíonn rósanna ag fás aige.
The growing age, tréimhse an fháis.
Growing pains, pianta fpl fáis.
(Full-) grown, fásta, déanta, in inmhe.
The grown-ups, na daoine fásta.
To attain full growth, teacht i méadaíocht, i mbun fáis.
Yearly growth, fás bliana.
A mushroom growth, fás m aon oíche.
The law of organic growth, dlí an fháis orgánaigh.
Rank vegetation, fás m uaibhreach, fiáin.
To shoot up into a young man, fás suas go tapaidh i d'fhear óg.
F: Mushroom villages starting up everywhere, sráidbhailte ag éirí aníos gach áit mar a bheadh fás aon oíche ann.
She is growing tall, tá sí ag fás, ag méadú.
The tree that grows high, an crann a fhásann, a fhásas, go hard.
Vigorous growth, fás borb, tréan.
Ill weeds grow apace, fásann cogail roimh chruithneacht.
