Foclóir Gaeilge–BéarlaÓ Dónaill, 1977An Foclóir BeagÓ Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991English–Irish Dictionaryde Bhaldraithe, 1959GrammarPronunciation
gathaighgathaíochtgathángathanachgathannagathlachgathúgégeágeabgeabachgeabairegeabaireachtgeabantageabantachtgeábhgéabhageabhargeabhraighgeabhróggeabrageabstairegeac
EXACT MATCHESIN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
gé1,f. (gs.~,pl.~anna). Goose.1. ~ bhánéadanach, ~ (bheag) fhionn,white-fronted goose.~ dhubh,(dark-breasted) brent goose.~ ghobghearr,pink-footed goose.~ ghiúrainn,barnacle goose.~ ghlas,greylag goose.~ fhiáin,(i) wild goose, (ii)F: wanderer, vagrant, (iii)Hist:na Géanna Fiáine,the Wild Geese.Prov:Ní faide gob na ~ ná gob an ghandail,what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.S.a.borradh12,craiceann5.2.Cu:An ghé bheag,goose giblets.3.F:Tóin na ~,ace of hearts.S.a.crúb4, 5.(Var:m)
gé2 =cé3.
RELATED MATCHESIN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASESIN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
~ na huibhe circe, an éin ghé, na gloine, na fola,gentle treatment; coddling.
~ gé,goose-grease.
~ an éin gé, na raithní, na sailí,rapid growth (as of a gosling, fern, willow).
~ gé,goose-quill.
~ gé, giorria,very light sleep.
caorach, gabhar, géanna,number of sheep, goats, geese, equated to a heifer for grazing purposes.
~ ghé, lus coise gé,goosefoot.
5. ~ circe, gé,gooseflesh.
~ ghé,female goose.
~ ghé,hatching goose.
~ ghé,crow’s foot.
~ na gé,cat’s cradle.
~ circe, lachan, gé,chick, duckling, gosling.
Gé, lacha, fhiáin,wild-goose, wild-duck.
~ (beag) na ngéanna,Indian summer.
Tá ~ beag na ngéanna aige,he has his Indian summer, is enjoying himself (in his declining years).
D’~ siad gé, ar ghé,they played for a goose.
~ gé, lachan,goose’s, duck’s, foot.
~ coise gé,goosefoot.
~ géanna,flock of geese.
Tá ~ géanna aici,she has a flock of geese.
~ gé,hiss of goose.
~ chirce, ghé, lachan,hen-, goose-, duck-, egg.
~ gé,goose-grease.
