English–Irish Dictionary (de Bhaldraithe): cnoic

Seans gur foirm é cnoic de: cnoc »

CUARDACH DROIM AR AIS IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY

apex » stuaic (cnoic

ascent » Tógáil (cnoic)

bottom » Bun (cnoic, staighre, leathanaigh)

brow » Grua (cnoic)

comb » buaic (cnoic, tuinne)

crest » mullach (cnoic

crest » Téim go mullach (cnoic)

eminence » maoileann (cnoic)

flank » slios -easa, (cnoic, etc.)

foot » leapa, leathanaigh, locha, cnoic)

gap » Mám -a (cnoic)

hill-folk » Lucht cnoic

hill-side » cliathán (cnoic)

hogback » Dronn cnoic

mount » Téim suas, in airde (go barr cnoic)

pike » Binn (cnoic)

pinnacle » barr (cnoic)

scalp » maol (cnoic)

shoulder » Gualainn (cnoic)

side » leiceann (cnoic)

slope » Leiceann (cnoic)

summit » buaic (cnoic)

upland » (Baile, etc.) cnoic, uachtarach

uplander » fear cnoic

ABAIRTÍ IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY

about »

The hills (round) about the town, na cnoic timpeall an bhaile.

back »

The hills that back the town, na cnoic atá ar chúl an bhaile.

climb »

Aut: Sp: Hill climb, dreapadóireacht f cnoic.

guide »

Alpine guide, treoraí m cnoic (ar Shliabh Alpa).

hill »

Hill road, bealach m cnoic, bóthar m sléibhe.

labour »

To labour up a hill, barr cnoic a bhaint amach le dua.

mount »

To mount a hill, dul in airde go barr cnoic; cnoc a ardú.

robe »

Lit: Hills robed in verdure, cnoic faoi chumhdach glas.

scale »

To scale a mountain, dul go barr cnoic.

sweep down »

Hills sweeping down to the sea, cnoic ag teacht anuas le fána go farraige.

top »

To top a hill, barr cnoic a bhaint amach.

treeless »

Treeless hills, cnoic loma gan chrann.

world »

How small the world is! castar na daoine ar a chéile (ach ní chastar na cnoic ná na sléibhte).