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- Seosamh Ó Cathail
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- Enniscrone Pier, Kilglass ED, Ballymote-Tubbercurry Municipal District, County Sligo, Connacht, F26 Y3Y9, Ireland
- Language ability
- B2
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déin
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in phr. faoi dhéin(t), for, to get, collect especially animals: faoi dhéin caorach, to collect sheep (on mt): faoi n-a ndéint (to go) for them, i. cows on hill. ar fháirnis, to get, is used in reference to eggs: be' mé ag goil suas ar fháirnis uibheachaí, to get some eggs (at a house) | Activities Animals Everyday phrases Food and drink Verbs | Log in to hear | |
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deóiríneacht
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i gcónaí a' deóiríneacht, always whining, whinging | Feelings Everyday phrases Adjectives Adverbs Activities | Log in to hear | |
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díon
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níl díon deór sa teach, tá fearthainn anuas ann | Everyday phrases Buildings Weather Feelings Objects | Log in to hear | |
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díth
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gan díth ná dolaidh a dhéanamh go dhuine ar bith, to do no harm to anyone | Activities Feelings Everyday phrases Idioms Verbs | Log in to hear | |
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díth
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na préacháin a' déanamh dí dóich air ann, the crows doing destruction to his crops there (Sb); a' déanamh dí dóich ar do chómhars, wronging your neighbour, rash judging him (MMT); a' déanamh dí dóich air, éagóir (TmB); dí dóich, rud mí-chéart (AL). Cf. Béaloideas, xiii, 224: bhí siad a' dianamh dí-dóich thart i nÉirinn (.i. arm Shasanaí) in a story from Ballycroy, and glossed 'outrage, harm', by the sgéaluí. | Activities Feelings Arguments Folklore Food and drink | Log in to hear | |
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dochar
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beag a' dochar dhuit náire a bheith ort, you should be ashamed of yourself | Feelings Everyday phrases Idioms Conversation Adjectives | Log in to hear | |
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dóghín
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an dóghín, the little miserable two (of diamonds), dó + ín. | Abstract nouns Adjectives Animals Folklore Numbers | Log in to hear | |
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dóráinín
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is tú an dóráinín, tá tú iarrth', your are the silly little thing, you're daft | Adjectives Feelings Everyday phrases Terms of endearment Conversation | Log in to hear | |
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dósta
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lá dósta, lá sceataidh, lá a mbeith gaoth láidir is fearthainn chruaidh | Calendar & Seasons Weather Feelings Everyday phrases Adjectives | Log in to hear | |
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draid
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draid mhaith fhiacla aige, a good set of teeth | Abstract nouns Adjectives Objects Feelings Physical descriptions | Log in to hear | |
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draoitheadóireacht
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a' draoitheadóireacht, ag coinneál eagnaidheacht leat, arguing with you | Activities Arguments Feelings Verbs Conversational phrases | Log in to hear | |
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dreabháird
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níl dreabháird ar bith ar a' bhfear sin, níl dul amú ar bith air, there is no stray on him, i. he is well able to look after himself (said of a young lad out late at night, when his parents might be worring about him) (MMt); tá an bhó ar dreabháird, níl sí le fáil. | Feelings Everyday phrases Adjectives Animals To be able to | Log in to hear | |
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dul
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ní féidir a dhul dóf ', it is impossible to be up to them, to get the better of them. | Verbs Feelings Idioms Abstract nouns Relationships | Log in to hear | |
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dúrtach
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(tá mé) an-dúrtach duit .i. iomarcaí cion a bheith agam ort (Sb); le dúrtacht, with affection (Sb). I have heard this word only once, and have some doubt about it. | Feelings Everyday phrases Verbs Adjectives Language | Log in to hear | |
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éadáil
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is maith an éadáil í, i. the good weather, it's good to get it (JT); nach tú an droch-éadáil, said to a cross child (páiste cointinneach); plainc ná adhmad faoi thír, raic sin éadáil (TmB). | Adjectives Everyday phrases Feelings Weather Idioms | Log in to hear |