Turas Siar 376 - Pádraic S. Ó Murchú as an gCartúr agus Máirtín Mac Donnchadha, RnaG: púnáilte, basctha, ponntáin, giobóg, "Na Trí . . . ".

ach bascadh pónáilte

but a bruised punch.

Anois eh bhí muid ag caint inné. Bhí mé ag caint i dtús an chláir a bheith bhur dallraí agus préachtaí agus rudaí gon tsórt sin agus chuir sé focal eile nach gcloistear ró-mhinic sa lá atá inniu ann i gcuimhne do Phádraic. Do chéad fáilte, a Phádraic.

Now eh we were talking yesterday. I was talking at the start of the program about your batteries and freezing and things like that and it reminded Pádraic of another word that isn't heard too often nowadays. Your first welcome, Pádraic.

Maith agat, a Mháirtín.

Thank you, Máirtín.

Bhfuil sé giobach siar inniu?

Is it blustery from the west today?

Tá sé ag imeacht go deimhin ghabhadh ghabhadh sé isteach thríd clár Garraí inniu an ghaoth atá ann.

He is leaving indeed, he went in through the garden gate today, the wind that is there.

Ó sin sách sin sách.

From then enough, enough..

Sin sách giobach.

That’s a tattered book.

Sin sách sciobtha.

That's a quick book..

Sin é chomh géar anois agus chomh giobach agus

That is as sharp now and as ragged as.

Ach bhí focal bhuel dúirt d'úsáid tú an focal bascaí chuala mé an focal bascaí ach níor ní ar bhealach.

But there was a word well you said you used the Basque word I heard the Basque word but not, not in a way...

Tá

Yes.

An an bealach a gcloiseann sibh bascaí níl sé basctha déarfá níl sé ró-dhona nuair nach mbeadh rud ró-dhona ní bheadh sé basctha.

The way you hear baskets, it isn’t bashed, you’d say it isn’t too bad; when something wouldn’t be too bad, it wouldn’t be bashed.

Sea

Yes.

Bhuel fuacht.

Well, cold..

Ehm

Ehm.