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  1. bríste
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): the breeching, the "britchin"
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  2. briste 'mach
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): to break out
    Usage (EN): Thá a phuis briste 'mach. - His lips are broke' out, .i. sores on them. Thá a aghaidh go léir briste 'mach, .i. pimples 7rl on fac
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  3. brobh
    Meaning or Explanation (GA): lag
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  4. brobh
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): straw of corn, stem of grass
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  5. brobh ar bhrobh
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): straw by straw, little by little
    Usage (EN): Bhailig a athair saibhreas brobh ar bhrobh agus scaoil sé uaidh é punnann ar phunnann. - His father gathered riches "straw by straw" and he let it go sheave by sheave. (Sean-Rádh). "Cruinnighean brobh beart" = sean-fhocal.
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  6. broc
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): badger
    Usage (EN): "broc" = leas-ainm ar fhear beag téagarthach.
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  7. broc
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): badger
    Meaning or Explanation (GA): leasainm ar fhear beag ana-théagartach.
    Usage (EN): "An Broc" - fear a bhí san áit. broc fir.
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  8. broc
    Meaning or Explanation (GA): leas ainm ar fhear a bheadh íseal agus ramhar
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  9. brocach
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): dirty
    Usage (EN): Bhí mé salach brocach taréis an siminé a scuabadh. - I was filthy after sweeping the chimney. obair bhrocach - dirty work. ormsa a thit an obair bhrocach - I had to do the dirty work.
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  10. brocach
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): filthy
    Usage (EN): salach burcach - dirty and filthy. Bhí sé salach brocach taréis a bheith ag cartadh aoilig rith an lae - He was dirty and filthy after being carting dung all day.
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