| bréag |
níl mé a' cur bréige air, I'm not belying him |
Log in to hear
|
| Breathnach |
Riocard a' Bhreathnaigh, Riocard a' Tower, was a well known seanachai |
Log in to hear
|
| brígh |
faoi bhrí mo mhionna níl aon dath aige sin duithe ach orad liom-s', upon my oath he has none of it (sheep) more than I. |
Log in to hear
|
| bróg |
marbh le bród, very pleased, delighted. |
Log in to hear
|
| broim |
is fiúntáí broim ná brúcht (sean-ocal) |
Log in to hear
|
| bruídeáil |
bruídeáileann sé .i. anfíogach (Sb), meaning that the dogfish is viviparous, giving birth to its young alive and not by laying eggs. |
Log in to hear
|
| bruíníneacht |
vn. a' bruíníneacht, ag achrann, squabbling |
Log in to hear
|
| buail |
in common phr. bhuail air, he started, commenced determinedly, got going at. |
Log in to hear
|
| bun |
tá bun gon uair seo air, seasfa sí, it will stand, i. the weather will remain fine, Tá bun maith orthú, they are well off, well to do. |
Log in to hear
|
| ca fhad |
cád a fuai' tú? go dtí tiompó ar ais |
Log in to hear
|
| cabhail |
bhí an teach i n-oirde cabhlach agam, sidewall high |
Log in to hear
|