This list of the 1000 most common Irish words is the result of a statistical analysis that we did on a large number of documents (mostly articles from the Irish Wikipedia).
We did our best to convert the words appearing in the texts into their dictionary forms, before counting them, and sorting them in decreasing order of frequency.
We hope that this Irish frequency dictionary will be helpful to those who are interested in learning the language.
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bí
[verb]
(be)
-
ó
[prep]
(from)
-
bliain
[noun]
(year)
-
mór
[adjective]
(big, great)
-
cuid
[noun]
(part, share, portion)
-
cuir
[verb]
(put, send, sow)
-
déan
[verb]
(do, make)
-
baile
[noun]
(home, town(land))
-
suite
[adjective]
(situated, located)
-
duine
[noun]
(person, human)
-
eile
[adjective]
(other, another)
-
faigh
[verb]
(get, find)
-
tar
[verb]
(come)
-
tabhair
[verb]
(give, bring)
-
féin
[pron]
(self)
-
úsáid
[noun]
(use)
-
teanga
[noun]
(tongue, language)
-
contae
[noun]
(county)
-
bain
[verb]
(take off, cut, extract, win)
-
ceann
[noun]
(head, one (item))
-
cathair
[noun]
(city)
-
suigh
[verb]
(sit)
-
aon
[adjective]
(any, one)
-
maith
[adjective]
(good)
-
trí
[prep]
(through)
-
ainm
[noun]
(name)
-
féidir
[noun]
(possible (used with 'is'))
-
céad
[num]
(hundred, first)
-
rud
[noun]
(thing)
-
taobh
[noun]
(side)
-
córas
[noun]
(system)
-
réir
[noun]
(accordance (in phrase 'de réir'))
-
éirigh
[verb]
(rise, succeed)
-
chéile
[noun]
(each other, together)
-
lá
[noun]
(day)
-
leabhar
[noun]
(book)
-
aois
[noun]
(age)
-
idir
[prep]
(between)
-
Éire
[noun]
(Ireland)
-
tír
[noun]
(country, land)
-
freisin
[adv]
(also, too)
-
téigh
[verb]
(go)
-
cogadh
[noun]
(war)
-
scríobh
[verb]
(write)
-
ceantar
[noun]
(district, area)
-
ábhar
[noun]
(subject, material, matter)
-
loch
[noun]
(lake)
-
deireadh
[noun]
(end)
-
saol
[noun]
(life, world)
-
ball
[noun]
(member, limb, spot)
-
am
[noun]
(time)
-
amháin
[adv]
(only, alone)
-
Gaeilge
[noun]
(Irish language)
-
áit
[noun]
(place)
-
áfach
[adv]
(however)
-
bun
[noun]
(bottom, base, foundation)
-
cé
[interrog]
(who, what)
-
scéal
[noun]
(story, news)
-
gnáth
[adjective]
(usual, ordinary)
-
lucht
[noun]
(people, folk, group)
-
obair
[noun]
(work)
-
nua
[adjective]
(new)
-
comhairle
[noun]
(council, advice)
-
gan
[prep]
(without)
-
Ó
[particle]
(descendant of (in names))
-
sampla
[noun]
(example)
-
fad
[noun]
(length, duration)
-
beag
[adjective]
(small, little)
-
cineál
[noun]
(type, kind, sort)
-
glac
[verb]
(take, accept, grasp)
-
stát
[noun]
(state)
-
fág
[verb]
(leave)
-
leith
[noun]
(half, side (often 'i leith'))
-
roimh
[prep]
(before)
-
diaidh
[noun]
(after (usually 'i ndiaidh', 'tar éis'))
-
talamh
[noun]
(land, ground, earth)
-
saothar
[noun]
(work, labour, composition)
-
ansin
[adv]
(then, there)
-
tús
[noun]
(beginning, start)
-
bás
[noun]
(death)
-
fear
[noun]
(man)
-
páirtí
[noun]
(party (political etc.), partner)
-
céanna
[adjective]
(same)
-
focal
[noun]
(word)
-
stair
[noun]
(history, story)
-
Contae
[noun]
(County)
-
scoil
[noun]
(school)
-
Béarla
[noun]
(English language)
-
tóg
[verb]
(take, build, raise)
-
abair
[verb]
(say, speak)
-
inniu
[adv]
(today)
-
aghaidh
[noun]
(face, front, against)
-
anois
[adv]
(now)
-
timpeall
[prep/adv]
(around)
-
foirm
[noun]
(form, shape)
-
fáil
[noun]
(getting, finding (verbal noun))
-
rí
[noun]
(king)
-
mac
[noun]
(son)
-
déag
[num]
(-teen (suffix 11-19))
-
cosúil
[adjective]
(like, similar)
-
téarma
[noun]
(term)
-
tosaigh
[verb]
(begin, start)
-
caisleán
[noun]
(castle)
-
éagsúil
[adjective]
(different, various)
-
tábhachtach
[adjective]
(important)
-
crann
[noun]
(tree, mast)
-
cum
[verb]
(compose, invent, shape)
-
bunaigh
[verb]
(found, establish)
-
áirithe
[adjective]
(certain, particular)
-
feidhm
[noun]
(use, function)
-
rialtas
[noun]
(government)
-
leagan
[noun]
(version, layout, felling)
-
lár
[noun]
(center, middle)
-
abhainn
[noun]
(river)
-
roinnt
[noun]
(some, a number, division)
-
minic
[adv]
(often)
-
aithin
[verb]
(recognise, identify)
-
Baile
[noun]
(Town, Home)
-
tuaisceart
[noun]
(north)
-
coitianta
[adjective]
(common, popular)
-
áitiúil
[adjective]
(local)
-
measc
[noun/prep]
(among, midst)
-
Rúis
[noun]
(Russia)
-
eaglais
[noun]
(church)
-
eolas
[noun]
(knowledge, information)
-
réigiún
[noun]
(region)
-
barr
[noun]
(top, summit, crop)
-
foilsigh
[verb]
(publish)
-
uisce
[noun]
(water)
-
fás
[noun/verb]
(growth, grow)
-
láidir
[adjective]
(strong)
-
ceist
[noun]
(question)
-
lán
[adjective]
(full)
-
nós
[noun]
(custom, habit)
-
gluaiseacht
[noun]
(movement)
-
fada
[adjective]
(long)
-
scannán
[noun]
(film, movie)
-
taighde
[noun]
(research)
-
caith
[verb]
(spend, throw, wear, must)
-
teach
[noun]
(house)
-
eolaíocht
[noun]
(science)
-
Mac
[noun]
(Son (in names))
-
toradh
[noun]
(result, fruit)
-
Comhairle
[noun]
(Council)
-
ceap
[verb]
(think, appoint, catch)
-
oileán
[noun]
(island)
-
pobal
[noun]
(public, community, people)
-
úrscéal
[noun]
(novel)
-
sráidbhaile
[noun]
(village)
-
dara
[adjective]
(second)
-
labhair
[verb]
(speak, talk)
-
cónaí
[noun]
(dwelling, residing)
-
feic
[verb]
(see)
-
thar
[prep]
(over, across, beyond)
-
tarlaigh
[verb]
(happen, occur)
-
duais
[noun]
(prize, award)
-
dúchasach
[adjective]
(native, indigenous)
-
fine
[noun]
(tribe, family group)
-
Gearmáin
[noun]
(Germany)
-
iompar
[noun/verb]
(transport, behaviour / carry, behave)
-
cumas
[noun]
(ability, power)
-
Éireannach
[noun/adj]
(Irish person / Irish)
-
alt
[noun]
(article, section, joint)
-
léirigh
[verb]
(show, reveal, demonstrate)
-
Dún
[noun]
(Fort, Down)
-
cás
[noun]
(case, situation)
-
dóigh
[noun/verb]
(way, manner; burn)
-
ceart
[noun/adj]
(right, correct)
-
cill
[noun]
(church, cell)
-
éan
[noun]
(bird)
-
bunúsach
[adjective]
(basic, fundamental)
-
cultúr
[noun]
(culture)
-
polaitiúil
[adjective]
(political)
-
tarraing
[verb]
(pull, draw, attract)
-
roinn
[noun/verb]
(division, department / divide, share)
-
modh
[noun]
(method, way, mood (grammar))
-
mí
[noun]
(month)
-
fearann
[noun]
(land, domain)
-
amhrán
[noun]
(song)
-
muintir
[noun]
(people, family, community)
-
paróiste
[noun]
(parish)
-
Cill
[noun]
(Church (in names))
-
féilire
[noun]
(calendar)
-
bealach
[noun]
(way, road, path, channel)
-
óg
[adjective]
(young)
-
imeacht
[noun]
(departure, event, happening)
-
forleathan
[adjective]
(widespread)
-
ollscoil
[noun]
(university)
-
ainmhí
[noun]
(animal)
-
uair
[noun]
(time, hour, occasion)
-
scríbhneoireacht
[noun]
(writing)
-
conradh
[noun]
(contract, treaty, league)
-
arm
[noun]
(army, weapon)
-
bán
[adjective]
(white)
-
bith
[noun]
(life, existence, world; any)
-
ciallaigh
[verb]
(mean, signify)
-
bóthar
[noun]
(road)
-
tionchar
[noun]
(influence, impact)
-
scríbhneoir
[noun]
(writer)
-
Laidin
[noun]
(Latin)
-
dlí
[noun]
(law)
-
ard
[adjective]
(high, tall)
-
dubh
[adjective]
(black)
-
Gréagórach
[adjective]
(Gregorian)
-
líne
[noun]
(line)
-
teideal
[noun]
(title)
-
solas
[noun]
(light)
-
dul
[noun]
(going (verbal noun))
-
fuil
[noun]
(blood)
-
Meiriceánach
[noun/adj]
(American person / American)
-
ríomhaire
[noun]
(computer)
-
léir
[adjective]
(clear, evident; all)
-
foirgneamh
[noun]
(building)
-
domhan
[noun]
(world, universe)
-
grúpa
[noun]
(group)
-
feidhmigh
[verb]
(function, operate)
-
táirg
[verb]
(produce)
-
éigean
[noun]
(necessity, force, compulsion)
-
fórsa
[noun]
(force)
-
leictreach
[adjective]
(electric)
-
poblacht
[noun]
(republic)
-
Eoraip
[noun]
(Europe)
-
rith
[noun/verb]
(run, course / run)
-
iomlán
[adjective]
(full, complete, total)
-
meas
[noun]
(respect, esteem, estimate)
-
suíomh
[noun]
(site, location, position)
-
comhair
[noun]
(presence (often 'i gcomhair' - for))
-
saothraigh
[verb]
(work, cultivate, earn)
-
bisigh
[verb]
(increase)
-
méid
[noun]
(size, amount, quantity)
-
lean
[verb]
(follow)
-
sraith
[noun]
(series, row, layer)
-
cruthaigh
[verb]
(create, prove)
-
réaltbhuíon
[noun]
(constellation)
-
céim
[noun]
(step, degree, rank, phase)
-
litir
[noun]
(letter (alphabet or mail))
-
leibhéal
[noun]
(level)
-
pointe
[noun]
(point)
-
láthair
[noun]
(place, presence, spot)
-
post
[noun]
(post, job)
-
Fraincis
[noun]
(French language)
-
dúchas
[noun]
(heritage, native place/element)
-
uimhir
[noun]
(number)
-
ciorcad
[noun]
(circuit)
-
athrú
[noun]
(change (verbal noun))
-
fuinneamh
[noun]
(energy)
-
Átha
[noun]
(Ford (in place names))
-
ionann
[adjective]
(same, identical)
-
dearg
[adjective]
(red)
-
planda
[noun]
(plant)
-
tugtar
[verb]
(is given, is called (passive))
-
cumhacht
[noun]
(power, might, authority)
-
foinse
[noun]
(source, spring, origin)
-
oideachas
[noun]
(education)
-
Nollaig
[noun]
(Christmas)
-
ciall
[noun]
(sense, meaning, reason)
-
údarás
[noun]
(authority)
-
parlaimint
[noun]
(parliament)
-
cúirt
[noun]
(court)
-
eagraíocht
[noun]
(organisation)
-
leithéid
[noun]
(like, such a thing/person)
-
Mór
[adjective]
(Great, Big (in names))
-
poiblí
[adjective]
(public)
-
fud
[prep]
(throughout)
-
dromchla
[noun]
(surface)
-
maidir
[prep]
(regarding, concerning)
-
arís
[adv]
(again)
-
dán
[noun]
(poem)
-
coinnigh
[verb]
(keep, hold)
-
forbairt
[noun]
(development)
-
buí
[adjective]
(yellow)
-
riamh
[adv]
(ever (past); never)
-
cinn
[verb]
(decide, determine)
-
teorainn
[noun]
(border, limit)
-
litríocht
[noun]
(literature)
-
dhá
[num]
(two)
-
gné
[noun]
(aspect, feature, gender)
-
clú
[noun]
(fame, reputation)
-
Rómhánach
[noun/adj]
(Roman person / Roman)
-
athraigh
[verb]
(change, alter)
-
oifigiúil
[adjective]
(official)
-
meán
[noun]
(mean, average, medium)
-
brí
[noun]
(meaning, significance, energy)
-
gnó
[noun]
(business, affair)
-
díreach
[adj/adv]
(direct, straight / directly, just)
-
cuma
[noun]
(appearance, look, shape)
-
fós
[adv]
(still, yet)
-
cúrsa
[noun]
(course, race)
-
Albain
[noun]
(Scotland)
-
coláiste
[noun]
(college)
-
aistrigh
[verb]
(translate, move, transfer)
-
cionn
[noun]
(head, end (often 'os cionn' - above))
-
Cliath
[noun]
(Hurdle, Gate; Dublin)
-
speiceas
[noun]
(species)
-
mórán
[noun]
(much, many)
-
miotal
[noun]
(metal)
-
cur
[noun]
(sowing, putting (verbal noun))
-
stairiúil
[adjective]
(historical)
-
daonra
[noun]
(population)
-
oifig
[noun]
(office)
-
iarann
[noun]
(iron)
-
tréimhse
[noun]
(period, spell (of time))
-
theas
[adv]
(south, southern)
-
páirt
[noun]
(part, role)
-
simplí
[adjective]
(simple)
-
glas
[adjective]
(green, grey, pale)
-
iarracht
[noun]
(attempt, effort)
-
clár
[noun]
(board, programme, register)
-
buaigh
[verb]
(win, defeat)
-
gá
[noun]
(need, necessity)
-
deisceart
[noun]
(south)
-
aisteoir
[noun]
(actor)
-
Meiriceá
[noun]
(America)
-
Breatain
[noun]
(Britain, Wales)
-
teoiric
[noun]
(theory)
-
cló
[noun]
(print, type, form)
-
barúntacht
[noun]
(barony)
-
bean
[noun]
(woman, wife)
-
ais
[noun]
(back (usually 'ar ais'))
-
bronn
[verb]
(bestow, award, grant)
-
réimse
[noun]
(range, scope, field, realm)
-
daonáireamh
[noun]
(census)
-
dath
[noun]
(colour)
-
toisc
[noun]
(reason, cause)
-
luaigh
[verb]
(mention, quote)
-
ionad
[noun]
(place, centre, stead)
-
long
[noun]
(ship)
-
oiread
[noun]
(amount, quantity, as much/many as)
-
cloch
[noun]
(stone)
-
airgead
[noun]
(money, silver)
-
feadh
[prep]
(along, throughout)
-
aonad
[noun]
(unit)
-
togh
[verb]
(choose, elect)
-
sásta
[adjective]
(satisfied, pleased, happy)
-
ríocht
[noun]
(kingdom)
-
stádas
[noun]
(status)
-
Eorpach
[noun/adj]
(European person / European)
-
príomh-
[prefix]
(chief, principal, main)
-
Londain
[noun]
(London)
-
canúint
[noun]
(dialect)
-
ainmnigh
[verb]
(name, nominate)
-
háirithe
[adv]
(especially, particularly)
-
struchtúr
[noun]
(structure)
-
éis
[noun]
(after (usually 'tar éis'))
-
neamhspleáchas
[noun]
(independence)
-
páiste
[noun]
(child)
-
iarraidh
[noun]
(asking, requesting (verbal noun))
-
caill
[verb]
(lose)
-
sliabh
[noun]
(mountain)
-
féach
[verb]
(look, see)
-
Sasanach
[noun/adj]
(English person / English)
-
Márta
[noun]
(March)
-
coinne
[noun]
(appointment, meeting, expectation)
-
liteartha
[adjective]
(literary)
-
géill
[verb]
(yield, submit, surrender)
-
nádúrtha
[adjective]
(natural)
-
cos
[noun]
(leg, foot)
-
réalta
[noun]
(star)
-
uile
[adj/pron]
(all, every)
-
ceol
[noun]
(music)
-
cúpla
[noun/adj]
(couple, twin / a few)
-
son
[noun]
(sake (usually 'ar son'))
-
réad
[noun]
(object, thing)
-
geall
[noun/verb]
(promise, bet / promise, bet)
-
teacht
[noun]
(coming (verbal noun))
-
leag
[verb]
(lay, knock down, set)
-
ór
[noun]
(gold)
-
uaireanta
[adv]
(sometimes)
-
bheith
[noun]
(being (verbal noun))
-
lú
[adjective]
(smaller, smallest)
-
cuimhne
[noun]
(memory)
-
comhartha
[noun]
(sign, signal, mark)
-
tuairim
[noun]
(opinion, guess, about)
-
dún
[noun/verb]
(fort / close, shut)
-
luath
[adj/adv]
(early, soon)
-
staidéar
[noun]
(study)
-
Giúdach
[noun/adj]
(Jewish person / Jewish)
-
galar
[noun]
(disease, illness)
-
críoch
[noun]
(end, boundary, territory)
-
riarachán
[noun]
(administration)
-
dírigh
[verb]
(direct, aim, focus)
-
béal
[noun]
(mouth)
-
fios
[noun]
(knowledge)
-
daonna
[adjective]
(human)
-
leor
[adj/adv]
(enough, sufficient, plenty)
-
coill
[noun]
(wood, forest)
-
Sasana
[noun]
(England)
-
lámh
[noun]
(hand, arm)
-
club
[noun]
(club)
-
ionfhabhtú
[noun]
(infection)
-
duilleog
[noun]
(leaf)
-
Theas
[adv]
(South (proper noun part))
-
Sóivéadach
[adj/noun]
(Soviet)
-
cabhair
[noun]
(help, aid)
-
féad
[verb]
(can, may)
-
Bealtaine
[noun]
(May (month))
-
mol
[verb]
(praise, recommend, suggest)
-
dream
[noun]
(group, crowd, tribe, people)
-
áth
[noun]
(ford)
-
athair
[noun]
(father)
-
cúig
[num]
(five)
-
naoi
[num]
(nine)
-
príomhtheanga
[noun]
(main language)
-
maraigh
[verb]
(kill)
-
fill
[verb]
(return, fold)
-
Fhrainc
[noun]
(France (lenited))
-
nasc
[noun]
(link, connection)
-
ceangail
[verb]
(tie, bind, connect)
-
colainn
[noun]
(body)
-
aiste
[noun]
(essay)
-
cros
[noun]
(cross)
-
éigin
[adj/adv]
(some, certain / somehow)
-
aice
[noun]
(vicinity (usually 'in aice le'))
-
imigh
[verb]
(go away, depart, disappear)
-
polaitíocht
[noun]
(politics)
-
iasc
[noun]
(fish)
-
laghdaigh
[verb]
(reduce, lessen)
-
timpeallacht
[noun]
(environment, surroundings)
-
bris
[verb]
(break)
-
baint
[noun]
(connection, relation, reaping (verbal noun))
-
cáil
[noun]
(fame, reputation)
-
fód
[noun]
(sod, turf, land)
-
tráth
[noun]
(time, period, occasion)
-
míleata
[adjective]
(military)
-
eite
[noun]
(wing, fin)
-
bláth
[noun]
(flower, blossom)
-
adamh
[noun]
(atom)
-
réigiúnach
[adjective]
(regional)
-
cath
[noun]
(battle)
-
cnoc
[noun]
(hill)
-
oibrigh
[verb]
(work)
-
adamhach
[adjective]
(atomic)
-
thart
[adv]
(around, about)
-
éire
[noun]
(burden, rising)
-
gleann
[noun]
(glen, valley)
-
orgánach
[adjective]
(organic)
-
siombail
[noun]
(symbol)
-
ceimiceach
[adjective]
(chemical)
-
droichead
[noun]
(bridge)
-
uasal
[adj/noun]
(noble, high-class / nobleman)
-
fuaim
[noun]
(sound)
-
mó
[adjective]
(bigger, biggest)
-
malairt
[noun]
(change, alternative, opposite)
-
leas
[noun]
(benefit, welfare, interest, reform)
-
banna
[noun]
(band, bond)
-
uirlis
[noun]
(tool, instrument)
-
cúis
[noun]
(cause, reason, case)
-
tacaíocht
[noun]
(support)
-
sonra
[noun]
(detail, particular)
-
ceathair
[num]
(four (people))
-
aimsir
[noun]
(weather, time, tense)
-
imir
[verb]
(play (games, sport))
-
istigh
[adv]
(inside)
-
clé
[adjective]
(left (direction))
-
lárionad
[noun]
(centre)
-
Mí
[noun]
(Month (in names))
-
fíochán
[noun]
(tissue (biology), texture)
-
éadrom
[adjective]
(light (weight/colour), easy)
-
imeall
[noun]
(edge, border, margin)
-
foghlaim
[verb/noun]
(learn / learning)
-
clann
[noun]
(children, family, clan)
-
bunaithe
[adjective]
(based, founded)
-
páipéar
[noun]
(paper)
-
coimhthíoch
[adj/noun]
(foreign, strange / foreigner, stranger)
-
aitheantas
[noun]
(recognition, identification)
-
Fionlainn
[noun]
(Finland)
-
cóir
[adj/noun]
(right, just, fair / justice, fairness)
-
seirbhís
[noun]
(service)
-
teastaigh
[verb]
(want, need (impersonal))
-
miotaseolaíocht
[noun]
(mythology)
-
Gearmáinis
[noun]
(German language)
-
deas
[adjective]
(nice, pleasant, right (direction))
-
cliath
[noun]
(hurdle, wattle, gate)
-
thuaidh
[adv]
(north, northern)
-
formhór
[noun]
(majority, most)
-
breis
[noun]
(addition, excess, more)
-
sráid
[noun]
(street)
-
cnámh
[noun]
(bone)
-
beir
[verb]
(catch, bear, grasp)
-
Poblacht
[noun]
(Republic)
-
adhmad
[noun]
(wood, timber)
-
talmhaíocht
[noun]
(agriculture)
-
lárnach
[adjective]
(central)
-
rá
[noun]
(saying (verbal noun))
-
Spáinnis
[noun]
(Spanish language)
-
troid
[noun/verb]
(fight / fight)
-
comhlacht
[noun]
(company, body)
-
plé
[noun/verb]
(discussion / discuss)
-
Port
[noun]
(Port, Tune)
-
limistéar
[noun]
(area)
-
airí
[noun]
(property, characteristic; minister)
-
tuiscint
[noun]
(understanding, comprehension)
-
inmheánach
[adjective]
(internal)
-
seacht
[num]
(seven)
-
filíocht
[noun]
(poetry)
-
ábalta
[adjective]
(able, capable)
-
cine
[noun]
(race, kind, type)
-
earra
[noun]
(article, ware, commodity)
-
iascaireacht
[noun]
(fishing)
-
saghas
[noun]
(sort, kind)
-
imtharraingt
[noun]
(gravity)
-
dear
[verb]
(grant, vouch)
-
bunús
[noun]
(basis, origin, foundation)
-
leacht
[noun]
(liquid)
-
aithne
[noun]
(acquaintance, recognition)
-
saoránach
[noun]
(citizen)
-
Samhain
[noun]
(November)
-
file
[noun]
(poet)
-
míle
[num]
(thousand)
-
foireann
[noun]
(team, crew, staff)
-
tríú
[adjective]
(third)
-
diúltaigh
[verb]
(refuse, deny)
-
teachta
[noun]
(coming, arrival; deputy (TD))
-
brú
[noun/verb]
(pressure / press, push)
-
lámhscríbhinn
[noun]
(manuscript)
-
India
[noun]
(India)
-
cumarsáid
[noun]
(communication)
-
traidisiúnta
[adjective]
(traditional)
-
deireanach
[adjective]
(last, final)
-
súil
[noun]
(eye, hope, expectation)
-
leictreon
[noun]
(electron)
-
speisialta
[adjective]
(special)
-
eachtra
[noun]
(adventure, incident, event)
-
díol
[noun/verb]
(sale, selling / sell)
-
Fómhar
[noun]
(Autumn, harvest)
-
ceannas
[noun]
(leadership, command, authority)
-
gorm
[adjective]
(blue)
-
bailigh
[verb]
(gather, collect)
-
idirnáisiúnta
[adjective]
(international)
-
gás
[noun]
(gas)
-
Caitliceach
[noun/adj]
(Catholic person / Catholic)
-
íomhá
[noun]
(image)
-
cabhlach
[noun]
(fleet, navy)
-
iasacht
[noun]
(loan)
-
ardaigh
[verb]
(raise, lift, increase)
-
briathar
[noun]
(verb (grammar); word)
-
móilín
[noun]
(molecule)
-
iarnród
[noun]
(railway, railroad)
-
príomhbhaile
[noun]
(main town, capital)
-
farraige
[noun]
(sea)
-
airde
[noun]
(height)
-
tagair
[verb]
(refer, mention)
-
fianaise
[noun]
(evidence, testimony, witness)
-
gearrscéal
[noun]
(short story)
-
faisnéis
[noun]
(information, intelligence)
-
freastail
[verb]
(attend, serve)
-
suntasach
[adjective]
(notable, significant)
-
lig
[verb]
(let, allow)
-
íseal
[adjective]
(low)
-
iontach
[adjective]
(wonderful, marvellous, amazing)
-
réasúnta
[adjective]
(reasonable)
-
ealaín
[noun]
(art)
-
ficsean
[noun]
(fiction)
-
cruinn
[adjective]
(accurate, precise, round)
-
braith
[verb]
(feel, sense, perceive)
-
pós
[verb]
(marry)
-
Aibreán
[noun]
(April)
-
sruth
[noun]
(stream, current)
-
cuspóir
[noun]
(aim, purpose, objective)
-
sloinne
[noun]
(surname)
-
maighnéadach
[adjective]
(magnetic)
-
scaoil
[verb]
(release, let go, shoot)
-
dócha
[adj/adv]
(likely, probable / probably)
-
carraig
[noun]
(rock)
-
claonadh
[noun]
(tendency, inclination, bias)
-
dáil
[noun/verb]
(assembly, Dáil / distribute, deal)
-
síl
[verb]
(think, suppose; seed)
-
tiarna
[noun]
(lord)
-
gasta
[adjective]
(fast, quick)
-
fealsamh
[noun]
(philosopher)
-
príomhchathair
[noun]
(capital city)
-
smaoineamh
[noun/verb]
(thought / think)
-
iarmhairt
[noun]
(consequence, result, aftermath)
-
teaghlach
[noun]
(family, household)
-
foras
[noun]
(foundation, institute)
-
scrios
[verb]
(destroy, erase)
-
dearadh
[noun]
(design)
-
aonair
[adj/adv]
(single, alone, individual / alone)
-
saolaigh
[verb]
(be born)
-
ceimiceoir
[noun]
(chemist)
-
teas
[noun]
(heat, warmth)
-
creid
[verb]
(believe)
-
dual
[noun/adj]
(duty, due / hereditary, natural)
-
lorg
[noun/verb]
(track, trace, mark / seek, look for)
-
fáinne
[noun]
(ring)
-
stíl
[noun]
(style)
-
leathanach
[noun]
(page)
-
rian
[noun]
(track, trace, mark)
-
léann
[noun]
(learning, study, scholarship)
-
araon
[adv/pron]
(both, alike)
-
Araibis
[noun]
(Arabic language)
-
gar
[adj/adv]
(near, close)
-
leanúna
[noun]
(followers)
-
polasaí
[noun]
(policy)
-
sean
[adjective]
(old)
-
Gael
[noun]
(Gael, Irish person)
-
Spáinn
[noun]
(Spain)
-
comparáid
[noun]
(comparison)
-
údar
[noun]
(author)
-
Thiar
[adv]
(West (proper noun part))
-
guth
[noun]
(voice)
-
teagmháil
[noun]
(contact, touch)
-
comhar
[noun]
(cooperation, partnership)
-
meath
[noun]
(decline, decay)
-
stoc
[noun]
(stock, trunk, lineage)
-
amhránaíocht
[noun]
(singing)
-
mais
[noun]
(mass)
-
ailtireacht
[noun]
(architecture)
-
Stát
[noun]
(State)
-
naomh
[noun/adj]
(saint / holy)
-
tonn
[noun]
(wave)
-
glan
[adj/verb]
(clean / clean)
-
freagrach
[adjective]
(responsible)
-
tromlach
[noun]
(majority)
-
mianach
[noun]
(mine, ore; disposition)
-
gairid
[adjective]
(short)
-
muir
[noun]
(sea)
-
scoilt
[noun/verb]
(split, cleft / split)
-
teileascóp
[noun]
(telescope)
-
suim
[noun]
(sum, interest)
-
cosaint
[noun]
(defence, protection)
-
inbhear
[noun]
(estuary)
-
fógair
[verb]
(announce, declare, proclaim)
-
bonn
[noun]
(base, foundation, sole, coin, medal)
-
fadhb
[noun]
(problem)
-
forbair
[verb]
(develop)
-
Meitheamh
[noun]
(June)
-
fiú
[adv/conj]
(even)
-
Cathair
[noun]
(City)
-
Iúil
[noun]
(July)
-
aontaithe
[adjective]
(united)
-
Néill
[noun]
(of Niall (name part))
-
Seapáin
[noun]
(Japan)
-
armtha
[adjective]
(armed)
-
plean
[noun]
(plan)
-
aire
[noun]
(minister; care, attention)
-
ceannaire
[noun]
(leader)
-
léiriú
[noun]
(showing, production, illustration)
-
iarthar
[noun]
(west)
-
balla
[noun]
(wall)
-
taisteal
[noun/verb]
(travel / travel)
-
lios
[noun]
(enclosure, fort)
-
seol
[verb]
(send, sail)
-
cultúrtha
[adjective]
(cultural)
-
dúil
[noun]
(desire, liking, element)
-
sliocht
[noun]
(passage, extract, offspring)
-
léigh
[verb]
(read)
-
cumann
[noun]
(society, association, club)
-
béim
[noun]
(emphasis, stress, accent)
-
próiseas
[noun]
(process)
-
Máire
[noun]
(Mary (name))
-
teocht
[noun]
(temperature)
-
saoirse
[noun]
(freedom, liberty)
-
cead
[noun]
(permission)
-
cainteoir
[noun]
(speaker)
-
fosta
[adv]
(also, too)
-
tomhais
[verb]
(measure)
-
croí
[noun]
(heart)
-
ré
[noun]
(era, period, age, moon phase)
-
líon
[noun/verb]
(number, amount, flax / fill)
-
ciseal
[noun]
(layer)
-
staid
[noun]
(state, condition, situation)
-
acht
[noun]
(act (law), decree)
-
aontas
[noun]
(union, unity)
-
neamhspleách
[adjective]
(independent)
-
trádáil
[noun]
(trade, commerce)
-
cat
[noun]
(cat)
-
Caisleán
[noun]
(Castle)
-
críochnaigh
[verb]
(finish, complete)
-
Eanáir
[noun]
(January)
-
locht
[noun]
(fault, defect, blame)
-
Peadar
[noun]
(Peter (name))
-
triail
[noun]
(trial, test, experiment)
-
beagnach
[adv]
(almost, nearly)
-
domhanda
[adjective]
(worldwide, global)
-
cuideachta
[noun]
(company, society)
-
ginearálta
[adjective]
(general)
-
teileafón
[noun]
(telephone)
-
soladach
[adjective]
(solid)
-
saor
[adjective]
(free, cheap)
-
cumadóir
[noun]
(composer, inventor)
-
polaiteoir
[noun]
(politician)
-
gearr
[adj/verb]
(short / cut)
-
pláinéad
[noun]
(planet)
-
fisic
[noun]
(physics)
-
teicneolaíocht
[noun]
(technology)
-
buan
[adjective]
(permanent, lasting, constant)
-
Protastúnach
[noun/adj]
(Protestant person / Protestant)
-
Iodáil
[noun]
(Italy)
-
Maigh
[noun]
(Plain (in names))
-
dealraigh
[verb]
(seem, appear)
-
aibítir
[noun]
(alphabet)
-
bruach
[noun]
(bank (of river), brink, edge)
-
gnáthchaint
[noun]
(ordinary speech)
-
breac
[adj/noun/verb]
(speckled / trout / speckle)
-
scartha
[adjective]
(separated, divided)
-
múinteoir
[noun]
(teacher)
-
ospidéal
[noun]
(hospital)
-
Naomh
[noun/adj]
(Saint / Holy)
-
Gréagach
[noun/adj]
(Greek person / Greek)
-
áireamh
[noun]
(counting, calculation, including)
-
iar
[prep]
(after, ex-, former)
-
Gaeltacht
[noun]
(Irish-speaking area)
-
uachtarach
[adjective]
(upper, supreme)
-
ceathrú
[noun/adj]
(quarter / fourth)
-
Óige
[noun]
(Youth)
-
oiriúnach
[adjective]
(suitable, appropriate, fitting)
-
féile
[noun]
(festival, feast day; generosity)
-
geimhreadh
[noun]
(winter)
-
Droichead
[noun]
(Bridge (in names))
-
Síneach
[noun/adj]
(Chinese person / Chinese)
-
oirthear
[noun]
(east)
-
bua
[noun]
(victory, talent, virtue)
-
bord
[noun]
(table, board)
-
Cárn
[noun]
(Cairn (in names))
-
Dubh
[adjective]
(Black (in names))
-
cuimsitheach
[adjective]
(comprehensive, inclusive)
-
ruaig
[verb]
(rout, chase away)
-
milliún
[num]
(million)
-
cosúlacht
[noun]
(similarity, likelihood)
-
ceoltóir
[noun]
(musician)
-
anseo
[adv]
(here)
-
tuath
[noun]
(countryside, rural area; ancient territory)
-
cuimsigh
[verb]
(include, comprise, contain)
-
saorga
[adjective]
(artificial)
-
tram
[noun]
(tram)
-
tagairt
[noun]
(reference (verbal noun))
-
pósadh
[noun]
(marriage, wedding)
-
infheicthe
[adjective]
(visible)
-
anailís
[noun]
(analysis)
-
bunscoil
[noun]
(primary school)
-
séipéal
[noun]
(chapel)
-
orgán
[noun]
(organ (musical or body))
-
soláthar
[noun]
(supply, provision)
-
iarsma
[noun]
(relic, remnant)
-
donn
[adjective]
(brown)
-
cobhsaí
[adjective]
(stable, steady)
-
fearr
[adjective]
(better, best)
-
naofa
[adjective]
(holy, sacred)
-
réaltbhraisle
[noun]
(galaxy)
-
sibhialta
[adjective]
(civil)
-
thoir
[adv]
(east, eastern)
-
gluais
[verb/noun]
(move, proceed / gloss)
-
corr
[adjective]
(odd, occasional, projecting)
-
Uí
[particle]
(descendant of (female/plural name))
-
amuigh
[adv]
(outside)
-
cúlra
[noun]
(background)
-
saighdiúir
[noun]
(soldier)
-
éineacht
[noun]
(company, togetherness)
-
Doire
[noun]
(Derry, Oak-wood)
-
ordú
[noun]
(order, command)
-
cosain
[verb]
(defend, protect)
-
Francach
[noun/adj]
(French person / French)
-
oscail
[verb]
(open)
-
ról
[noun]
(role)
-
spéir
[noun]
(sky)
-
gair
[verb]
(call, summon)
-
ealaíontóir
[noun]
(artist)
-
geal
[adjective]
(bright, white)
-
seachas
[prep]
(besides, except, apart from)
-
tuilleadh
[noun/adv]
(more, further / further)
-
nocht
[verb]
(reveal, uncover, expose)
-
Sliabh
[noun]
(Mountain (in names))
-
gnách
[adjective]
(usual, customary)
-
laghad
[noun]
(least, minimum)
-
spórt
[noun]
(sport)
-
urlár
[noun]
(floor)
-
bille
[noun]
(bill)
-
príobháideach
[adjective]
(private)
-
sínigh
[verb]
(sign; stretch)
-
cinnte
[adj/adv]
(certain, sure / certainly, surely)
-
conas
[interrog/adv]
(how)
-
tréith
[noun]
(trait, characteristic)
-
seas
[verb]
(stand)
-
Nua
[adjective]
(New (in names))
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báire
[noun]
(goal (in games); hurling match)
-
príosún
[noun]
(prison)
-
bándearg
[adjective]
(pink)
-
bruachbhaile
[noun]
(suburb)
-
ocht
[num]
(eight)
-
feiste
[noun]
(device, apparatus, equipment)
-
socraigh
[verb]
(settle, arrange, decide)
-
potadóireacht
[noun]
(pottery)
-
leictreonach
[adjective]
(electronic)
-
siúl
[noun/verb]
(walking / walk)
-
ros
[noun]
(wood, promontory)
-
uachtarán
[noun]
(president)
-
cas
[verb]
(turn, twist, meet)
-
eastát
[noun]
(estate)
-
impireacht
[noun]
(empire)
-
gréigis
[noun]
(Greek language)
-
bunú
[noun]
(founding, establishment (verbal noun))
-
freagair
[verb]
(answer, respond)
-
Seán
[noun]
(John (name))
-
tapa
[adjective]
(fast, quick)
-
déanach
[adjective]
(late)
-
nóta
[noun]
(note)
-
spás
[noun]
(space)
-
garman
[noun]
(beam)
-
aer
[noun]
(air)
-
marbh
[adjective]
(dead)
-
maisiúil
[adjective]
(decorative, ornamental)
-
drong
[noun]
(group, band, gang)
-
sóisialach
[adj/noun]
(socialist)
-
fón
[noun]
(phone)
-
póca
[noun]
(pocket)
-
toghchán
[noun]
(election)
-
Pádraig
[noun]
(Patrick (name))
-
taispeáin
[verb]
(show, display)
-
eagla
[noun]
(fear)
-
pléigh
[verb]
(discuss)
-
léargas
[noun]
(insight, view)
-
cáithnín
[noun]
(particle)
-
idirdhealaigh
[verb]
(distinguish, differentiate)
-
pór
[noun]
(seed, breed, race)
-
margadh
[noun]
(market)
-
bríce
[noun]
(brick)
-
fóill
[adv]
(yet, still)
-
marfach
[adjective]
(fatal, deadly)
-
samhail
[noun]
(model, image, likeness, simile)
-
daonlathach
[adjective]
(democratic)
-
Sín
[noun]
(China)
-
aistriúchán
[noun]
(translation)
-
diúltach
[adjective]
(negative)
-
giall
[noun]
(jaw; hostage)
-
Ulaidh
[noun]
(Ulster)
-
roghnaigh
[verb]
(choose, select)
-
dian
[adjective]
(intense, severe, strict)
-
glúin
[noun]
(generation; knee)
-
stóráil
[noun]
(storage)
-
seachtrach
[adjective]
(external, outer)
-
déanaí
[adjective]
(later, latest)
-
Arabach
[noun/adj]
(Arab person / Arab)
-
radharc
[noun]
(sight, view, scene)
-
aigéad
[noun]
(acid)
-
gabh
[verb]
(take, capture, go)
-
institiúid
[noun]
(institute)
-
ríomhchlár
[noun]
(computer program)
-
mair
[verb]
(live, last, survive)
-
dearbhaigh
[verb]
(confirm, affirm)
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te
[adjective]
(hot, warm)
-
trá
[noun]
(beach, strand)
-
airgeadas
[noun]
(finance)
-
fealsúnacht
[noun]
(philosophy)
-
glór
[noun]
(voice, sound)
-
bia
[noun]
(food)
-
sainmhínigh
[verb]
(define)
-
carbón
[noun]
(carbon)
-
ocsaíd
[noun]
(oxide)
-
deacair
[adjective]
(difficult, hard)
-
Eoghan
[noun]
(Owen (name))
-
treoir
[noun]
(guide, direction, instruction)
-
leathan
[adjective]
(wide, broad)
-
craiceann
[noun]
(skin)
-
bailiúchán
[noun]
(collection)
-
Corcaigh
[noun]
(Cork)
-
leithead
[noun]
(width, breadth)
-
tacaigh
[verb]
(support)
-
cailciam
[noun]
(calcium)
-
dalta
[noun]
(pupil, student)
-
radacach
[adjective]
(radical)
-
músaem
[noun]
(museum)
-
tosach
[noun]
(beginning, front)
-
tomhas
[noun]
(measurement)
-
fomhuireán
[noun]
(submarine)
-
oidhreacht
[noun]
(heritage, inheritance)
-
feachtas
[noun]
(campaign)
-
buail
[verb]
(hit, strike, beat)
-
coincheap
[noun]
(concept)
-
reilig
[noun]
(cemetery, graveyard)
-
sealbhaigh
[verb]
(possess, occupy)
-
athróg
[noun]
(variable)
-
radaighníomhach
[adjective]
(radioactive)
-
cleacht
[verb]
(practice, exercise)
-
cáipéis
[noun]
(document)
-
crom
[adj/verb]
(bent, stooped / bend, stoop)
-
leictreoid
[noun]
(electrode)
-
méadaigh
[verb]
(increase, enlarge)
-
raon
[noun]
(range, scope)
-
earnáil
[noun]
(sector)
-
stán
[noun]
(tin)
-
miotalach
[adjective]
(metallic)
-
coiste
[noun]
(committee)
-
Eoin
[noun]
(John (name))
-
pictiúr
[noun]
(picture)
-
boghta
[noun]
(vault, arch)
-
Manchain
[noun]
(Manchester)
-
oíche
[noun]
(night)
-
Cathal
[noun]
(Cathal (name))
-
antamón
[noun]
(antimony)
-
beatha
[noun]
(life; food, livelihood)
-
státseirbhís
[noun]
(civil service)
-
tuig
[verb]
(understand)
-
ciorcal
[noun]
(circle)
-
víreas
[noun]
(virus)
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gual
[noun]
(coal)
-
geilleagar
[noun]
(economy)
-
mín
[adjective]
(smooth, fine, gentle)
-
clois
[verb]
(hear)
-
soiléir
[adjective]
(clear, evident)
-
pleanáil
[noun]
(planning)
-
ailtire
[noun]
(architect)
-
corcra
[adjective]
(purple)
-
caighdeánach
[adjective]
(standard)
-
admhaigh
[verb]
(admit, confess, acknowledge)
-
stop
[verb]
(stop)
-
Cainneach
[noun]
(Kenneth; Kilkenny)
-
ardeaglais
[noun]
(cathedral)
-
fionnachtain
[noun]
(discovery)
-
oighear
[noun]
(ice)
-
difríocht
[noun]
(difference)
-
bolcán
[noun]
(volcano)
-
fáisc
[verb]
(squeeze, press)
-
cinneadh
[noun]
(decision)
-
clasaiceach
[adjective]
(classical)
-
comhaontas
[noun]
(alliance, coalition, union)
-
iúl
[noun]
(knowledge, information)
-
creideamh
[noun]
(belief, faith, religion)
-
siondróm
[noun]
(syndrome)
-
trom
[adjective]
(heavy, severe)
-
suí
[noun]
(sitting (verbal noun))
-
síocháin
[noun]
(peace)
-
foraois
[noun]
(forest)
-
tionsclaíocht
[noun]
(industry)
-
feirmeoir
[noun]
(farmer)
-
ollmhór
[adjective]
(huge, vast, enormous)
-
gorta
[noun]
(famine, hunger)
-
Plútón
[noun]
(Pluto)
-
bunáit
[noun]
(base)
-
máthair
[noun]
(mother)
-
tuige
[interrog]
(why)
-
Ciarraí
[noun]
(Kerry)
-
cuairt
[noun]
(visit)
-
géineas
[noun]
(genus)
-
iarrthóir
[noun]
(applicant, candidate)
-
uachtaránacht
[noun]
(presidency)
-
téama
[noun]
(theme)
-
Ceilteach
[noun/adj]
(Celt / Celtic)
-
canáil
[noun]
(canal)
-
comhaimseartha
[adjective]
(contemporary)
-
fithis
[noun]
(orbit)
-
Ruairí
[noun]
(Rory (name))
-
Conchúr
[noun]
(Conor (name))
-
fíor
[adj/adv]
(true, real / truly, really)
-
páirteagal
[noun]
(particle)
-
póiriúil
[adjective]
(porous)
-
saibhir
[adjective]
(rich, wealthy)
-
trian
[noun]
(third (part))
-
rogha
[noun]
(choice, option)
-
spreagadh
[noun]
(encouragement, stimulus, inspiration)
-
íoc
[verb]
(pay)
-
iseatóp
[noun]
(isotope)
-
maígh
[verb]
(claim, boast)
-
pearsanta
[adjective]
(personal)
-
grianghraf
[noun]
(photograph)
-
réalteolaí
[noun]
(astronomer)
-
oireachtas
[noun]
(assembly, gathering, Oireachtas)
-
Fionlannach
[noun/adj]
(Finn / Finnish)
-
taidhleoir
[noun]
(diplomat)
-
colaistéaról
[noun]
(cholesterol)
-
teimhneach
[adjective]
(opaque)
-
cuí
[adjective]
(appropriate, fitting, proper)
-
rialú
[noun]
(control, regulation)
-
triúr
[noun]
(three people)
-
Gaelach
[adjective]
(Gaelic, Irish)
-
mara
[adjective]
(marine, sea (genitive))
-
péire
[noun]
(pair, couple)
-
gaineamhlach
[adjective]
(sandy)
-
caipitleachas
[noun]
(capitalism)
-
Íosa
[noun]
(Jesus)
-
eagrán
[noun]
(edition, issue)
-
fiche
[num]
(twenty)
-
stiúradh
[noun]
(steering, direction, management)
-
naitsí
[noun]
(nazi)
-
éifeacht
[noun]
(effect, efficiency)
-
teith
[verb]
(flee, escape)
-
Páras
[noun]
(Paris)
-
fíon
[noun]
(wine)
-
cruthach
[adjective]
(shapely; creative)
-
áis
[noun]
(convenience, facility, aid)
-
tit
[verb]
(fall)
-
eitneach
[adjective]
(ethnic)
-
thíos
[adv]
(below, down)
-
deartháir
[noun]
(brother)
-
cruach
[noun]
(steel; stack, rick)
-
garda
[noun]
(guard, policeman (Garda))
-
éiligh
[verb]
(demand, claim)
-
eacnamaíoch
[adjective]
(economic)
-
cuidigh
[verb]
(help, assist)
-
crua
[adjective]
(hard, difficult)
-
dráma
[noun]
(drama, play)
-
maolaigh
[verb]
(blunt, soothe, lessen)
-
slua
[noun]
(crowd, host, multitude)
-
nítrigin
[noun]
(nitrogen)
-
móilíneach
[adjective]
(molecular)
-
atmaisféar
[noun]
(atmosphere)
-
port
[noun]
(tune; port, bank)
-
tithíocht
[noun]
(housing)
-
francbhéarla
[noun]
(French language)
-
sochaí
[noun]
(society)
-
casta
[adjective]
(complex, complicated, twisted)
-
leanúnach
[adjective]
(continuous)
-
treisigh
[verb]
(strengthen, reinforce)
-
gunna
[noun]
(gun)
-
feiniméan
[noun]
(phenomenon)
-
Laois
[noun]
(Laois (county))
-
dála
[noun]
(condition, circumstance)
-
Láirge
[noun]
(Waterford)
-
bád
[noun]
(boat)
-
aigéan
[noun]
(ocean)
-
scríbhinn
[noun]
(writing, script)
-
géarleanúint
[noun]
(persecution)
-
corda
[noun]
(cord)
-
eascair
[verb]
(arise, spring from)
-
Eoghain
[noun]
(of Eoghan (name part))
-
déanamh
[noun]
(making, doing, form, shape (verbal noun))
-
cosc
[noun]
(prohibition, ban, prevention)
-
ceardchumann
[noun]
(trade union)
-
inis
[verb/noun]
(tell, relate / island)
-
léas
[noun]
(lease; ray of light)
-
ord
[noun]
(order, rank, sequence)
-
leithinis
[noun]
(peninsula)
-
Seirbia
[noun]
(Serbia)
-
foirmle
[noun]
(formula)
-
cheana
[adv]
(already)
-
Críostaí
[noun/adj]
(Christian person / Christian)
-
fánach
[adjective]
(stray, wandering, trivial)
-
achar
[noun]
(distance, area, interval)
-
maigh
[noun]
(plain)
-
salann
[noun]
(salt)
-
fraoch
[noun]
(heather)
-
sáile
[noun]
(saltwater, brine, sea)
-
iondúil
[adjective]
(usual, customary)
-
brainse
[noun]
(branch)
-
cloí
[verb]
(stick, adhere, defeat)
-
meascán
[noun]
(mixture)
-
téacs
[noun]
(text)
-
trácht
[noun/verb]
(comment, traffic / comment, discuss)
-
measartha
[adjective]
(moderate, temperate, fairly)
-
óglaigh
[noun]
(warriors, volunteers)
-
iarr
[verb]
(ask, request)
-
gníomhaí
[noun]
(activist; active person)
-
scéim
[noun]
(scheme, plan)
-
Coll
[noun]
(Hazel; Coll (name))
-
rugadh
[verb]
(was born (passive))
-
taifead
[noun/verb]
(record / record)
-
oscailte
[adjective]
(open)
-
gaiméit
[noun]
(gamete)
-
soghluaiste
[adjective]
(mobile, moveable)