Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
galaxy
gale
galena
Galilean
Galilee
galingale
galipot
gall
gallant
gallantry
gall-bladder
galled
galleon
gallery
gallet
galley
galley-proof
galley-slave
galleyworm
Gallic
gallicism
gallinaceae
gallinaceous
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gall1, s. 1 Domlas m. He vented his gall on his friends, d'ídigh sé a chuid cantail ar a chairde. He wrote with a pen dipped in gall, bhí an nimh agus an domlas ar bharr a phinn aige. 2 Anat: Domlas m.
gall2, s.Bot: Gál m. S.a. OAK-GALL, ROSE-GALL.
gall3, s. a Oighear m (ó chuimilt éadaigh); mairc f, deargadh m (tiaraigh), adhaint f (diallaite). b F: Crá m, goin f.
gall4, v.tr. a Cuireann oighear ar. (Of horse) Maircíonn, tógann. The saddle galls him, tá an diallait ag adhaint air. b Goilleann ar (dhuine), cránn (duine).
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Galling experience, eachtra cradhscalach, dhóite.
F: Life to him was gall and wormwood, ní bhfuair sé sa saol ach an domlas.
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Donegal forms part of Ulster, is cuid d'Ulaidh Dún na nGall.
