Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
doineantacht
dóing
dóingeach
doingean
dóinicín
doinimh
dóinín
doininne
do-iniste
doinmheach
doinmhí
doinn
doinn-
doinne
doinsiún
do-inste
do-iompair
do-iongabhála
do-ionsaithe
doir
doirb
doirbeach
doirbh
doininne could be a grammatical form of:
doineann »
doininne. 1 : doineann. 2. f = doineantacht.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
I m~ na doininne, in the teeth of the storm.
Ag borbú chun doininne, threatening a storm.
Ag cothú na doininne, aggravating the storm.
~ na doininne soineann na hoíche, a calm night presages a storm.
Bhí de mhéid na doininne (go), the storm was so great (that).
Cothú na doininne soineann na hoíche, a calm night presages a storm.
~ na doininne, na farraige, na spéire, the fury of the tempest, of the sea, of the heavens.
~ na doininne, the roar of the storm. (Of person)
~ doininne, storm-lantern.
~ doininne, hurricane-lamp.
~ (doininne, caortha), (rainbow) light near horizon portending storm, (sea-) dog.
~ gaoithe (boglaigh, doininne, gála), (rainbow) light over horizon portending storm, (sea-)dog.
~ doininne, storm-cloud.
Le h~ na doininne, because of the severity of the storm.
~ doininne, ~ gaoithe móire, storm-sail, trysail.
Cothú na doininne ~ na hoíche, a calm night presages a storm.
