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caoch bhí sí á dhalladh caoch le draoidheachta, she was beating him blind with magic. Activities Feelings Language Verbs Idioms Log in to hear
ceann i gceann cúnamh Dé is na Maighdine, with the help of God and the Virgin Religion Everyday phrases Feelings People Abstract nouns Log in to hear
cian níor mhallaigh (mé) le fada na gcian, I haven't cursed for ages and ages Activities Feelings Everyday phrases Adjectives Verbs Log in to hear
cionn goil ina chionn, to undertake it; le goil i gcionn na Gaeilge ceart, to go into, examine, or take up correct, proper Irish Activities Language Feelings Verbs Everyday phrases Log in to hear
ciontaí ní rabh ciontaí ar bith aige liom-s, he had no fault to find with me Feelings Everyday phrases Relationships Verbs Idioms Log in to hear
cipín lá sa gcipín .i. lá sa mbaile, a wet day when one can't do any work Weather Everyday phrases Feelings Activities Adjectives Log in to hear
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cleamáil a' cleamáil gamhnaí, sqeezing calves, i. castrating with burdizzo. Activities Animals Farming life Verbs Everyday phrases Log in to hear
cleas ní rabh cor ná cleas as, (the boy) was very quiet and well conducted in a strange house Adjectives Feelings People Everyday phrases Places Log in to hear
cléat a' tolladh cléat curaigh Activities Food and drink Verbs Folklore The seashore Log in to hear
cleiteach tá an garla cleiteach ar a' gcirc, the hen is in her pen-feathers Animals Everyday phrases Conversation Feelings Places Log in to hear
cloigíneacht a' cloigíneacht orthaí People Everyday phrases Feelings Conversation Language Log in to hear
cluanach a' chluanach dhearg, knot-grass, red-legs, polygonum persicaria; a' chluanach bhán, pale-flowered knot-grass, polygonum lapathifolium: spot geal air. D. gives glúineach dhearg, persicaria, which seems to be taken from N. Colgan 'Gaelic Plant and Animal Names', in Section 1 of Clare Island Survey. Plants Animals Geographical terms Food and drink Everyday phrases Log in to hear
cluas bain a' chluas duíom má thugann tú an lámh faoi'n talamh leat (ars an tAthair Mánus) (Sb). = 'mark my words'. Everyday phrases Idioms Conversation Feelings Relationships Log in to hear
coimsgear cailín deas coimsgear, a neat and tidy girl (PsC); bláfar coimsgear, neat and tidy. Adjectives Feelings People Everyday phrases Physical descriptions Log in to hear