Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
bastardy
baste
bastinado
bastion
bat
batch
bate
bath
Bath-brick
Bath-bun
Bath-chair
bathe
bather
bath-heater
bathing
bathing-cap
bathing-costume
bathing-drawers
bathing-gown
bathing-hut
bathing-resort
bathing-wrap
bath-mat
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
bath »
bath1, s. 1 Folcadh m. He is taking, having, a bath, tá sé á fholcadh féin. To give a child a bath, páiste a fholcadh. Public baths, folcadáin m phoiblí. Turkish bath, folcadh allais. S.a. FOOT-BATH, SHOWER-BATH, SWIMMING-BATH. 2 a Folcadán m, dabhach f folctha. b Phot: etc. Mias f. 3 (Liquid) Acid bath, folcadh aigéid.
bath2 . 1 v.tr. Folcaim, ionnlaim. 2 v.i. Folcaim mé féin.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Sea bathing, folcadh farraige, snámh m -a. S.a. SUN-BATHING.
Bathing-box, bothán m snámha.
Developing bath, tubán réalta.
Bathing dress, culaith shnámha.
There are no bathing facilities, níl aon deis snámha ann.
To have a bath, folcadh a dhéanamh.
Bathing-machine, innleán m folcaidh.
Promiscuous bathing, snámh measctha.
(Bathing-)slips, bríste snámha.
Steel bath, folcadán cruach.
To take a bath, tú féin a fholcadh.
Thermal baths, folcadáin mpl teo.
Toning-bath, mias thonaithe.
(Bath-) tub, dabhach f fholctha.
