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Irish | English | Tags | Audio | |
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brógaí
|
young of dogfish, also young of skate | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
lag-phortach
|
worked-out part of bog, cutaway. | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
preith
|
word used to call a horse (in from field) | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
pruigín
|
word used to call a cow | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
siol!
|
word used in chasing a hen out of cabbage plants (Breaffy); siola! siola! (Belcarra); siolaigí! to a number of geese (Keelogues) / ʃulǝg´ i: /. | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
paca
|
pacaí /puki: / olainne wool packs, i.e. white clouds (a sign of rain) | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
seamsóg
|
seamsógaí, stories about ghosts (AL); go leór seamsógaí an bealach seo fadó, a lot of pisreógaí in this part of the country long ago (Sb). wood-sorrel | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
scontaí
|
won (pennies at tossing) | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
gróití
|
tá an báire gróití agam ort won | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
suimplí
|
with s-leathan is the dialect form of the usual simplidhe. | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
go
|
ní hé go leór é, it isn't much. with neg., much | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
coirdín
|
wild carrot: bláth a' mheachain air, bláth bán mar a' fuarán: an bonn (a' fréamh) go maith le n-ith | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
caislín
|
wheat-ear; considered to be one of the "sleepers" | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
bun
|
tá siad i n-a suí go bláfar bun a chúl .i. a dtastáil acú well off | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear | |
luifearnach
|
weeds (collective) | focailfholaithe | Log in to hear |