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PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
He was never to see them again, raibh i ndán a bhfeiceáil arís.
F: To give birth to a poem, dán a chumadh.
If I chance to find it, más dán go bhfaighidh é; tharlaíonn go bhfaighidh é.
F: What are things coming to? céard atá i ndán dúinn chor ar bith?
He was destined never to see her again, raibh i ndán í a fheiceáil go brách arís.
Attempt which is doomed to failure, iarracht f nach raibh aon fhorás i ndán di.
The eventualities of war, dánta an chogaidh.
In the eventuality of their refusing, i ndán go ndiúltóidh siad.
It is fated that I should remain here, i ndán dom, de chrann orm, fanacht anseo.
The enemy closed upon the fated city, thimpeallaigh an namhaid an chathair a raibh an tubaiste i ndán di.
Plan foredoomed to failure, plean a mbeadh i ndán ó thús go dteipfeadh air.
Prov: The best of friends must part, is é dán na gcairde scaradh.
My future home, an baile atá i ndán dom.
He gabbled off the poem, dúirt an dán de rúid.
To get a poem off by heart, dán a chur de ghlanmheabhair.
If it so happens that . . ., más rud é go . . ., i ndán go . . .
Heroic poem, dán laochais.
What the future holds, an rud atá i ndán.
Imaginative poem, dán lán de shamhlaíocht; dán samhailteach.
It was his lot, bhí i ndán .
Not everybody can be a poet, do gach duine atá i ndán a bheith ina fhile.
Person ordained of God to be judge, duine a raibh i ndán ag Dia , ar gheall Dia , a bheith ina bhreitheamh.
If peradventure . . ., mba i ndán agus ...
To polish up a poem, breis slachta a chur ar dhán.
Suffering is our portion here below, an fhulaingt atá i ndán dúinn ar an saol seo.
Within the range, the bounds, of possibility, i ndán ar chor ar bith gur féidir.
He is past praying for, níl slánú i ndán .
The future prospects of the undertaking, a bhfuil i ndán don ghnó.
If it so happens that you are there, i ndán go mbeidh ann.
What the future holds in store for us, an rud atá romhainn, i ndán dúinn.
One of the poems that I composed, dán dár chumas.
He left the house, never to return, d'fhág an teach gan filleadh i ndán .
A treat in store, pléisiúr atá i ndán.
Fate willed (it) that he should die, ba é an bás a bhí i ndán .
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