| cruthú |
tá árd-chruthú ann, there is great feeding in it; beidh a' cruthú sa bhfairsingeacht, there is always good return, good grazing, from a wide extensive scope of land rich feeding quality (in land) |
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| glasán |
níos gile ná an mangach; níl siad cho mór leis a' mangach (Wm); black pollock (JT); in Dú Chaocháin they are called glassen in English ribbles |
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| fáir |
fáir ná freagradh ní bhfuair sé, he got no answer (from the ghost) reply |
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| réidh an achair |
bhain sé na brógaí dhe mar bhí siad ghá ghortú, b'in réidh an achair: fuair sé ré' an achair ón bpian .i. faoiseamh. relief |
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| flainín dearag |
red flannel (wrapped round the naomhóg (in Inishkea) |
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| miodaracht |
sílim go bhfuil miodaracht agam gur mhoithi' mé é, I think I have some recollection of having heard it (TmB); bhfuil aon mhiodaracht agad orthaí? do you remember what she looked like? can you describe her (a heifer)? (PsC) recollection |
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| aith-dhéanamh |
re-making cocks (of hay), i.e. putting little ones into big ones |
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| scuainí |
is aisteach na scuainí iad sin, caithe sé go bhfuil toirneach a' bealach sin, these are strange rays, there must be thunder in that direction (TmB). rays, like light from the air |
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| tuagh cheatha |
rainbow; an bun (Jn); i n-a lúbán (SBh). |
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| scib |
quickly, immediately, e.g. to learn a song by hearing it once |
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