| sail |
(má tá) sail bhuí i n-a cluais, beidh árd-im orthaí; if she has yellow wax in her ear, there will be greast butter on her milk wax (in ear) |
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| mún |
airigead na caillighe is é á mhún faoi na ballaí urinating |
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| slód |
tussock out of which sea-pink grows (Wm); PsC has doubts about this meaning. According to MCd the slód is where sea-birds build their nests. |
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| aghaidh béil |
aghaidh béil a thabhairt ar a' tsagart, turn your lip on, give out (abusive language) to the priest. |
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| mar-thiompó |
ghá mar-thiompó héin (she was) tumbling tumbling (of horse) |
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| steig meig a dhéanamh de |
to lay him out (for the count) (SBh). |
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| greim gearr |
i. by marrying in, is to get it by the greim gearr. to get a place with the wife, |
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| spleic |
spleic ar a' tsíogán, lop-sided rick. tilt |
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| an cheist |
This is what you would ask a ghost. It has never been printed (ní rabh i bprionda riamh). Only two people (in Glosh) have the Ceist |
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| bolag uisce |
the water-bag from a cow about to calve |
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| bogach |
the usual word for peat bog |
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