Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
faduimhreach
faeiléireacht
faeilí
faensa
faetan
fáfall
fág
fág ag
fág amach
fág ar
fág as
fág de
fág faoi
fág gan
fág i
fág le
fág ó
fág thart
fagaicít
fágáil
fágálach
fágálacht
fáganna
fág ag, v.t. Leave to. Rud a fhágáil ag duine, to leave sth. to s.o. D’fhág sé an áit aici, he bequeathed the place to her. ~adh an obair agam, the work was thrown on to me. ~ an focal deireanach aici, let her have the last word. ~ slán acu, say farewell to them. D’fhág mé oíche mhaith aige, I wished him good night. ~aim an barr, an chraobh, agat, I’ll give you best. ~adh dhá lá agam lena dhéanamh, I was allowed two days to do it. ~ acu féin é, let them settle it among themselves. ~aim ag Dia (go), I declare to God (that). S.a. beannacht 1(b), sláinte.
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Fág an eochair aige, leave the key with him.
Fág an ~ aige, get out of his way, let him pass.
Ag ~áil an tí dom, as I was leaving the house.
Fágaim agaibh ~ é, I leave it to yourselves.
Ná fág ~ cúlchainte acu ort, don’t give them the chance to backbite you.
Ba bheag ~ bhí aon phingin fágtha agam, I had scarcely a penny left.
Níl ~ gáinne fágtha agam, I have nothing left.
An rón ag fágáil a neide, the seal leaving its habitat.
Fágaim ag an ~ (go), I swear openly (that).
Fág ~ ag na damhsóirí, leave a space for the dancers.
Fág agam é go ceann tamaill, leave it with me for a while.
