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Dictionary Entries
Goitse!
Slap.
Cogar!
Slapdash.
Tá tinneas óil orm/Tá póit orm
They.
Gabh i leith go fóill!
Slap.
taisteal
Putting it in his mouth, you know you wouldn't say that he would be in a mess, do you think?
Tá an pota a dul thar maol
And the one who would drink water with his hand, bringing up water from a hole with his hand.
Nuair a bhuaileann an crú leis an táirne
With her tongue Slapadóireacht Slapadóireacht.
Cam/Éilitheach
It was the paw.
dlí
Would you say he was floundering?
Formhór/Tromlach/Móramh
From the laptop.
Áibhéil
Ehm. If you are finding the dialect difficult to understand (North Connacht Irish), there is sometimes a standard Irish version available here also: .
Bainis
Do you know when the dog would be drinking water?
Ag athrá
He can't fund any growth, he's, he's always, he's always on the go, there's slurry now, he's not, he's not giving himself any time to eat a bite.
Na cluasáin
Eh. If you are finding the dialect difficult to understand (North Connacht Irish), there is sometimes a standard Irish version available here also:.
Slán tóg go réidh/go bog é! Go soirbhí Dia dhuit
They would say, he can't, no.