Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
rhubarb
rhumb
rhyme
rhymester
rhyming
rhythm
rhythmical
rib
ribald
ribaldry
riband
ribband
ribbed
ribbing
ribbon
ribbon-brake
riboflavin
ribwort
rice
rice-paper
rice-plantation
rice-pudding
rice-straw
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
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rib1, s. 1 Anat: Easna f. F: To smite under the fifth rib, duine a shá. 2 Féith f (duilleoige); iomaire f (sliogáin). 3 a Bíoma taca (droichid); creatlach m (dín), b Easna f (scáth báistí, sciathán eitleáin, báid); casadhmad m (báid).
rib2, v.tr. a Cuirim bíoma(í) taca le. b Cuirim easnaí i, le. c Cuirim iomairí i.
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Broken ribs, easnacha briste.
To give s.o. a dig in the ribs, sonc a thabhairt sna heasnacha do dhuine.
To dig s.o. in the ribs, sonc a thabhairt sna heasnacha do dhuine.
Floating rib, easna scaoilte.
Ribbed glass, gloine rocach.
Arch: Groin(-rib), bléineasna f (in áirse).
To give s.o. a poke in the ribs, sonc a thabhairt sna heasnacha do dhuine.
Ribbed stitch, lúb rigín.
Ribbed stockings, stocaí rigíneacha.
Cu: Top ribs (of beef), barreasnacha fpl (mairteola).
Ribbed velvet, corduroy velvet, veilbhit cheardaithe.
Ribbed velveteen, corduroy velveteen, veilbhitín cheardaithe.
