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créatúireacht a déanamh c. mhór oram cheating Activities Feelings Adjectives Everyday phrases Verbs Log in to hear
aighneasúil na hAlbanaigh - na seandaoine is measa; an dream óg - tá siad níos aighneasúl' , more affable, more communicative, more sociable chatty, talkative Adjectives Comparatives Feelings Everyday phrases People Log in to hear
seársadh thug sé oram seársadh, he made a charge at me (dog) charge Activities Animals Feelings Verbs Physical contact Log in to hear
cáilidheacht (chuile shórt) a' rith le na cháilidheacht héin, everything in nature follows its own instinct (Sb); rinne mé é do réir mo cháilidheacht, mar facthas dom go mba chóir a dhéanamh; 'tá cáilidheacht trom ort' adéarfaí le duine a bheith a' tuitim i n-a cholladh lá fliuch (TmB). character, nature Abstract nouns Feelings Folklore Nature Adjectives Log in to hear
caipín a't-sonais an té a mbíonn a' caipín seo ar a cheann nuair a thigeann sé ar a' tsaol, ní féidir a bháthadh (Sb); ní bheith sé gearr i n-airigead (MMt). caul Adjectives Everyday phrases Feelings Verbs Proverbs Log in to hear
lot cancer (inward) Abstract nouns Health Feelings Life & death Disaster Log in to hear
bóbha call to an ass to stop, halt Activities Animals Everyday phrases Verbs Feelings Log in to hear
boc 'séard a bhí ann boc (AC); boc achrannach ar a mhisc, a contrary buck when drunk (HE). buck, lad (not complimentary) Colloquialisms Adjectives Feelings People Everyday phrases Log in to hear
docsa bhuail sé le docsa mé, he struck me a box on the ear box Activities Feelings Physical contact Verbs Everyday phrases Log in to hear
caindéal bottom of barrel (stanna) Objects Everyday phrases Idioms Activities Feelings Log in to hear
crosta bó chrost', a "wicked" cow. bold, ill-mannered (of children) Animals Adjectives Feelings Colloquial expressions Personality Log in to hear
sinneán gaoithe níl ann ach a' sinneán sin, his bark is worse than his bite blast of wind Idioms Animals Feelings Weather Everyday phrases Log in to hear
chugad chugad a' luaith! said by a woman when putting out ashes; chugad a' púc', beware of the pooka! common in the phr. níor úirt siad chugad a' púc' liom (I met them on the road) and they said not a word, spoke not a word to me beware! look out! Everyday phrases Feelings Conversation Idioms Folklore Log in to hear
builte ar bhí an caisleán buailte air, the castle was beside him, quite near him. beside, close to Buildings Adjectives Prepositions Feelings Everyday phrases Log in to hear
tionnscain cé thionnscain é, who started it (fight)? (TmB); is tú a thionnscail a' troid (EOCn); v.n. a' tionnscaint. begin, start Activities Verbs Conversation Feelings Everyday phrases Log in to hear