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frionga
Meaning or Explanation (EN): spike
Usage (EN): frionga go choróin na glóire; plur. friongaí .i. spící ar a' gcoróin spíona, spikes on the crown of thorns
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friotach
Usage (EN): is friotach a' lá é .i. giobach, breezy with cold biting wind (CN); also of dog: madadh . . friotach, with hair standing on him (ready for fight).
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friotáiltí
Usage (EN): uibh friotáiltí, fried egg
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fuarcán
Meaning or Explanation (EN): lump on animal (esp. on shin)
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fuarthas
Usage (EN): nach mór a fuarthas thú, hadn't you the "neck", the "cheek"
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fuath
Usage (EN): tá tú a' tabhairt fua dúinn, deserting us, not visiting us of nights as you used to
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gábhadh
Meaning or Explanation (EN): danger, battle
Usage (EN): níl gábh ar bith nach dtigeann duine as, there is no battle but somebody comes safe out of it (Sb); defect (of character); : ach bhí gábh ann - bheith a' caint oram-sa agus ort-sa; bhí sin go ghábh ionn, there was that fault in him, that little flaw in his character, to be talking about me and you (ML).
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gabháil
Meaning or Explanation (EN): beating
Usage (EN): má mbeitheá a' goil go bhata ar a' ngaoith ní thóigfeá é, if you were to beat the wind with a stick (do your very utmost), you would not be able to lift it
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gabhlóg dhearag
Usage (EN): 2" long with spread tail
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gaéthe
Meaning or Explanation (EN): cold sting, breeze
Usage (EN): is fuar a' gaéthe é sin (TmB); tá gaéthe beag fuar a' tíocht aníos annsin.
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