ina
chosa
leis
|
in his legs with him
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Physical contact
Pronouns
Parts of the body
Relationships
Everyday phrases
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agus
d'imigh
sé
ina
mheadhair
tine
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he went into a (ball?) of fire
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Activities
Elements
Feelings
Objects
Verbs
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amach
ar
an
doras
|
out the door
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Everyday phrases
Prepositions
The home
Activities
Transport
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ghlan
sé
suas
san
aer
|
he disappeared into the air
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Verbs
Astronomy
Activities
Everyday phrases
Feelings
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D'imigh
sé
as
an
n-amharc
|
He went out of sight
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Activities
Adverbs
Feelings
Verbs
Everyday phrases
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ní fhacas,
ní
ba
mhó
é.
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(and he) was not seen, ever again
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Life & death
Verbs
Everyday phrases
Feelings
Idiom
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bhoil
anois,
a
deir,
a
dúirt
an
sagart
|
well now, says, said the priest
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Conversation
Feelings
People
Interjections
Religion
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"sin
í
an
Chaorthanach",
a
dúirt
sé
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"this is the Devil's mother", he said
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Everyday phrases
Feelings
Conversation
People
Religions
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"sin
í
máthair
an
Diabhail"
ar
ndóiche
|
"this is the mother of the devil" of course
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Expressions
Folklore
Relationships
Everyday phrases
Idioms
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"sin
í
an
Chaorthanach",
a
dúirt
sé,
"a
bhí
istigh
agaibh"
|
you had the Chaorthanach in with ye
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Everyday phrases
Conversation
Feelings
Relationships
Adjectives
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ach
ab
ea
gur
chuir
sibh
cuireadh
orm
|
but it was because you invited me
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Everyday phrases
Feelings
Relationships
Conversation
Adverbs
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bhí
bhur
sá
den
Iasc
Mór
agaibh
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Add translation
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add
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agus
níor
mhoithigh
mé
aon
fhocal
ní
ba
mhó
air
sin
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and I won't hear anything more about it
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Everyday phrases
Verbs
Feelings
Conversation
Idioms
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brógaí
taidhbhs'
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young of dogfish, also young of skate
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focailfholaithe
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lag-phortach
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worked-out part of bog, cutaway.
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focailfholaithe
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