Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
hang on
hang out
hang together
hang up
hangar
hang-dog
hanger
hanging
hangman
hang-nail
hang-over
hank
hanker
hankering
hanky-panky
Hannibal
hanse
hanseatic
hansom
hap
hap'ence
haphazard
hapless
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hanging1, a. 1 Crochta, ar crochadh. Hanging stair, staighre ar crochadh. Hanging door, comhla chrochta. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, garraithe crochta na Baibealóine. 2 F: Hanging judge, crochadóir breithimh.
hanging2, s. 1 a Suíomh m (cloig). b Crochadh m (coirpigh). It's a hanging matter, cúis chrochta é. c Hanging wardrobe, vardrús crochta. 2 pl. Hangings, taipéisí crochta. Bed hangings, cuirtíní leapa.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Her hair is hanging down her back, tá a gruaig ag sileadh siar síos léi.
P: He's hanging on by his eyebrows, níl ann ach go dtig leis a ghreim a choimeád.
Hanging gale, gála marbh.
Picture hanging on the wall, pictiúr ar crochadh ar an mballa.
Hanging on a tree, crochta, ar crochadh, as crann.
The danger hanging over our heads, an tubaiste atá os ár gcionn.
He’s always hanging around, tá sé ag síománaíocht thart i gcónaí.
To keep s.o. hanging about, moill a bhaint as duine.
He is hanging about the district, tá sé ag fálróid, ag guairdeall thart faoin gceantar.
I have a cold hanging about me, tá slaghdán orm atá ag greamú dom.
He is always hanging on to his mother, tá sé i gcónaí sna sála ag a mháthair.
Hanging lamp, lampa crochta.
Hanging on the wall, ar crochadh ar an mballa, leis an mballa.
Hanging over our heads, crochta os ár gcionn.
F: To be always hanging on to s.o.'s skirts, bheith crochta as eireaball duine.
Hanging stage, scafall crochta.