ABAIRTÍ
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ tíre, mara, landscape, seascape.
~ mara agus tíre, the beauty, enchantment, of sea and land.
~ aeir, bus, éalaithe, mara, trádála, air, bus, escape, sea, trade, route.
~ mara, plumose (sea-) anemone.
~ farraige, mara, na dtonn, spindrift, spume.
3. ~ mara, (i) angel-fish, (ii) calamity.
Cad é an ~ mara a sheol anseo é? What mischance brought him here?
Ar chiumhais na trá, na mara, on the edge of the strand, of the sea.
~ mara agus tíre, food gathered from sea and land.
~ mara, spéire, domhanda, adamhach, naval, aerial, world, atomic, war(fare).
Thar cholbha na mara, beyond the rim of the sea.
Ag comhrac na mara, na dtonn, combating the sea, the waves.
Ní dhearna sé stad (mara) ná ~, fos ná ~, sos ná ~, (go), he neither stopped nor stayed (until).
Ar chósta na mara, on the sea-coast.
Ar chrioslach na mara, on the bosom, surface, of the sea.
Thar dhroim na mara, over the surface of the sea.
Thar dhromchla na díleann, na mara, over the crest, surface, of the sea.
~ mara agus trá, ebb and flow.
~ aille, mara, cliff-, sea-, bird.
~ mara, coast watcher, coastguard.
~ mara, farraige, pirate.
~ na mara, the call of the sea.
~ na bpláinéad, na mara, tráchta, the movement of the planets, of the sea, of traffic.
Go ~ na mara, to the bottom of the sea.
~ na mara, the bottom of the sea.
~ farraige, mara, sea-fish.
~ tíre, mara, sléibhe, margin of country, of sea, of mountain.
~ mara, sea-eagle, whitetailed eagle.
3. An ~ mara, the (flood) tide; high tide.
~ mara rabharta, spring tide (at the full).
Tá ~ mara eile san fharraige, the tide never goes out so far but it always comes in again.
~ tíre, mara, open expanse of land, of sea.
~ na mara, na dtonn, the churning of the sea, of the waves.
Thar mhaoileann mara, over the crest of the sea.
~ mara, sea-opening, gulf.