CEFR Level

Irish — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics.

#	Word	Type	IPA	Definition
1	-arcacht	Frása
2	-blastach	Frása
3	-chruthach	Frása		-shaped, -form.
4	-eochaidh	Frása		Ulster and archaic form of -óidh.
5	-fileach	Frása
6	-gamacht	Frása		Equivalent to '-gamy': Used to form nouns describing forms of marriage.
7	-gineach	Frása
8	-gineacht	Frása		-geny, -genicity, -geneity.
9	-giniteach	Frása
10	-giniúil	Frása
11	-grafaíoch	Frása
12	-itheoir	Frása
13	-lathach	Frása
14	-leipteach	Frása		Equivalent to '-leptic': Of or relating to a condition of seizing, as in nympholeptic.
15	-méadrach	Ainmfhocal, Frása		(Ainmfhocal).
16	-méadracht	Frása		Equivalent to '-metry': Forming nouns relating to measures and measurement.
17	-morfach	Frása		Equivalent to '-morphous': having a specified shape or form.
18	-morfacht	Frása		-morphism.
19	-nastacht	Frása
20	-óchaidh	Frása		Ulster and archaic form of -óidh.
21	-ocsacht	Frása
22	-óideach	Frása
23	-scópacht	Ainmfhocal, Frása		(Ainmfhocal).
24	-trófach	Frása		Equivalent to '-trophic': Used to form adjectives corresponding to nouns ending in -trophy.
25	-trópach	Frása		-tropic (turning or changing; affecting or attracted to the thing specified).
26	-trópacht	Frása
27	'ar leis	Forainm, Réamhfhocal		(Réamhfhocal).
28	'spánadh	Briathar		Cois Fharraige form of taispeánadh: inflection of ’spáin:.
29	'spánaim	Briathar
30	'spánann	Briathar		Cois Fharraige form of taispeánann: present indicative analytic of ’spáin.
31	'spánfadh	Briathar		Cois Fharraige form of taispeánaim: conditional analytic of ’spáin.
32	'spánfaidh	Briathar		Cois Fharraige form of taispeánfaidh: future analytic of ’spáin.
33	1 Corantaigh	Ainmfhocal		1 Corinthians, the first book of Corinthians and the seventh book in the New Testament of the Bible.
34	1 Croinicí	Ainmfhocal		1 Chronicles, the thirteenth book of the Old Testament of the Bible.
35	1 Easd	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
36	1 Eoin	Ainmfhocal		1 John, the twenty-third book of the New Testament of the Bible, the first epistle of John.
37	1 Macabaeigh	Ainmfhocal		1 Maccabees, the first book of Maccabees of the Old Testament Apocrypha.
38	1 Peadar	Ainmfhocal		1 Peter, the first epistle of Peter, the twenty-first book of the New Testament of the Bible.
39	1 Ríthe	Ainmfhocal		1 Kings, the eleventh book of the Old Testament, and of the Tanakh.
40	1 Samúéil	Ainmfhocal		1 Samuel, the ninth book of the Old Testament of the Bible, and of the Tanakh.
41	1 Teasalónaigh	Ainmfhocal		1 Thessalonians, the thirteenth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the first epistle to the Thessalonians.
42	1 Tiomóid	Ainmfhocal		1 Timothy, the fifteenth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the first epistle to Timothy.
43	2 Bar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
44	2 Corantaigh	Ainmfhocal		2 Corinthians, the second book of Corinthians and the eighth book in the New Testament of the Bible.
45	2 Croinicí	Ainmfhocal		2 Chronicles, the second of the two Books of Chronicles and the fourteenth book of the Old Testament of the Bible.
46	2 Easd	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
47	2 Eoin	Ainmfhocal		2 John, the twenty-fourth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the second epistle of John.
48	2 Macabaeigh	Ainmfhocal		2 Maccabees, the second book of Maccabees of the Old Testament Apocrypha.
49	2 Peadar	Ainmfhocal		2 Peter, the second epistle of Peter, the twenty-second book of the New Testament of the Bible.
50	2 Ríthe	Ainmfhocal		2 Kings, the twelfth book of the Old Testament, and of the Tanakh.
51	2 Samúéil	Ainmfhocal		2 Samuel, the tenth book of the Old Testament of the Bible, and of the Tanakh.
52	2 Teasalónaigh	Ainmfhocal		2 Thessalonians, the fourteenth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the second epistle to the Thessalonians.
53	2 Tiomóid	Ainmfhocal		2 Timothy, the sixteenth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the second epistle to Timothy.
54	3 Bar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
55	3 Easd	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
56	3 Eoin	Ainmfhocal		3 John, the antepenultimate book of the New Testament of the Bible, the third epistle of John.
57	3 Macabaeigh	Ainmfhocal		3 Maccabees, the third book of Maccabees of the Old Testament Apocrypha.
58	4 Macabaeigh	Ainmfhocal		4 Maccabees, the fourth book of Maccabees of the Old Testament Apocrypha.
59	a chairde	Frása	/ə ˈxɑːɾˠdʲə/	dear (formal or informal way of addressing the recipients in a letter’s opening line).
60	a chara	Frása	/ə ˈxaɾˠə/	dear (formal or informal way of addressing the recipient in a letter’s opening line).
61	a chéile	Forainm	/əˈçeːlʲə/	each other, one another.
62	a chlog	Dobhriathar	/əˈxl̪ˠoɡ/
63	a dhéanamh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
64	a lán	Ainmfhocal	/[əˈl̪ˠɑːnˠ]/	Equivalent to 'many': A multitude; a great aggregate; a mass of people; the generality; the common herd.
65	a thiarcais	Intriacht	/(a)ˈçiəkæʃ/	my goodness, good heavens.
66	a Thiarna	Intriacht		Good Lord!.
67	a thuilleadh	Frása	/əˈhɪlʲə/	any more, no longer.
68	a variant	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
69	a-steach	Dobhriathar		obsolete spelling of isteach.
70	abair le	Briathar		to tell (somebody something; somebody to do something).
71	abairt scoilte	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'cleft sentence': A complex sentence whose meaning could be expressed by a simple sentence, that has a dep…
72	abairteach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
73	abairtear	Briathar		imperative autonomous of abair (“say, utter; mean, refer to”).
74	abairtín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'phrase': A short written or spoken expression.
75	abar tirim	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
76	abarlach	Ainmfhocal		slovenly person, slut, slattern.
77	abarthach	Aidiacht	/ˈabˠəɾˠəx/	(Aidiacht).
78	abarthacha	Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of abarthach.
79	abarthacht	Ainmfhocal		wittiness (in repartee).
80	abarthaí	Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
81	abarthaigh	Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
82	abarthar	Briathar	/[ˈabˠəɾˠhəɾˠ]/	present indicative/subjunctive dependent autonomous of abair (“say, utter; mean, refer to”).
83	Abcáiseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Abkhaz': An Abkhazian; a native or inhabitant of Abkhazia, a region just east of the Black Sea.
84	Abcáisigh	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
85	abdhaine	Ainmfhocal		synonym of abacht (“abbacy”).
86	abdómain	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
87	abduchtach	Aidiacht
88	abhac bán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'white dwarf': The dim, highly dense core remnant that is the final stage in the evolution of a star of lo…
89	abhac dearg	Ainmfhocal		red dwarf (small star).
90	abhac donn	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'brown dwarf': A starlike object that contracts to about the volume of Jupiter after its formation phase…
91	abhac dubh	Ainmfhocal		black dwarf (stellar remnant).
92	abhacáid	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
93	ábhachtach	Aidiacht	/ˈɑːxt̪ˠəx/	facetious.
94	abhaic dhubha	Ainmfhocal		nominative/dative plural of abhac dubh (“black dwarf”).
95	abhaic dhuibh	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of abhac dubh.
96	abhaicín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Runt': The smallest animal of a litter.
97	abhaicín gairdín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'garden gnome': A small statue of a gnome used as a garden ornament.
98	ábhaillí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		tinkering, playing mischievously.
99	abhainn taoide	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
100	ábhairín	Dobhriathar
101	abhaitis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
102	ábhalmhór	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ɑːl̪ˠˈvˠuəɾˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
103	ábhannach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑːvˠən̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
104	abhantrach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'river basin': An extent of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a river or series…
105	ábhartha	Aidiacht		physical; substantive.
106	ábharthach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
107	abhcóide	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'barrister': A lawyer with the right to speak and argue as an advocate in higher lawcourts.
108	abhcóide sinsir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
109	abhcóide sóisir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
110	abhlacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of abhlach (“of (many) apple trees”).
111	abhógach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Unreliable': One who or that which cannot be relied upon.
112	abhógacht	Ainmfhocal		jumping about, playing tricks.
113	abhógadh	Ainmfhocal	/aˈvˠoːɡə/	synonym of abhógacht (“(act of) jumping about, playing tricks”).
114	abhóiséad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Avocet': Any of four species of wading birds in the genus Recurvirostra, with long, slender recurved bill…
115	abhraisí	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of abhraiseach.
116	abhrasóir	Ainmfhocal	/ɑːvˠɾˠəˈsˠoːɾʲ/	synonym of abhraiseach (“spinner”).
117	abhrasóirí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
118	abhrasóra	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of abhrasóir (“spinner”).
119	abomasam	Ainmfhocal
120	abóraidh	Briathar		future dependent analytic of abair.
121	abraidís	Briathar	/ˈabˠɾˠiːdʲiːʃ/
122	abraimid	Briathar	/[ˈabˠɾˠəmʲədʲ]/
123	abraimis	Briathar
124	abraíodh	Briathar		variant analytic past habitual dependent of abair.
125	abraíonn	Briathar		variant present dependent of abair.
126	abróchadh	Briathar		conditional dependent autonomous of abair.
127	abróchaí	Briathar		conditional dependent autonomous of abair.
128	abróchaidh	Briathar		future dependent analytic of abair.
129	abróchainn	Briathar
130	abróchar	Briathar		future dependent autonomous of abair.
131	abróchas	Briathar		future indirect relative of abair.
132	abróchthá	Briathar
133	abróidís	Briathar
134	abróimid	Briathar
135	abróimis	Briathar
136	absalóid	Ainmfhocal		(the) absolute.
137	abstaine	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
138	abstalda	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
139	abstanaid	Ainmfhocal		abstinence.
140	abúlacht	Ainmfhocal	/əˈbˠuːl̪ˠəxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'maturity': The state of being mature, ready or ripe; the prime state of productibility and self expressio…
141	acadamhaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'academician': A member (especially a senior one) of the faculty at a college or university; an academic.
142	acaiseach	Aidiacht	/ˈækəʃəx/	(Aidiacht).
143	acaistear	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
144	acantai-	Frása
145	acaoineach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
146	acaoineadh	Ainmfhocal		complaint, lamentation.
147	acarsóid	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anchorage': A harbor, river, or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor, either for quarantin…
148	acastóir	Ainmfhocal	/ˌɑkɑsˠˈt̪ˠoːɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'Axle': The pin or spindle on which a wheel revolves, or which revolves with a wheel.
149	acastóir cromáin	Ainmfhocal		crank-axle.
150	acastóir tiomána	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
151	acastóra	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of acastóir (“axle”).
152	ach amháin	Réamhfhocal
153	ach oiread	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/ax ˈeɾʲəd̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
154	achainigh	Briathar		entreat, petition (ar dhuine (“someone”)).
155	achainíoch	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		petitioning; importunate.
156	achartha	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of achairt (“petition”).
157	achasánach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
158	achasánaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		reproacher, reviler.
159	achmhusán	Ainmfhocal		obsolete spelling of achasán (“reproach, insult”).
160	achoimre	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/[ˈaˌxɪmʲɾʲə]/	résumé, curriculum vitae.
161	achoimrí	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
162	achoimrigh	Briathar		to recapitulate.
163	achoimrím	Briathar
164	achoimriú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of achoimrigh (“summarize; recapitulate”).
165	achomair	Aidiacht	/ˈaxmˠəɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'summary': Concise, brief, or presented in a condensed form; presenting information in such a form.
166	achomharc	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		verbal noun of achomharc.
167	achrannach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈaxəɾˠn̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
168	achrannaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		fractiousness (of group).
169	achtachán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Enactment': The act of enacting, or the state of being enacted.
170	achtaigh	Briathar		enact, decree, legislate, ordain.
171	achtainiam	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Actinium': A radioactive, metallic chemical element (symbol: Ac) with an atomic number of 89; found in ur…
172	achtana-	Frása		Equivalent to 'actino-': radial geometry, particular radial symmetry.
173	achtanach	Aidiacht
174	achtanai-	Frása
175	achtanasón	Ainmfhocal		actinozoon.
176	achtanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
177	achtúire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Actuary': A professional who calculates financial values associated with uncertain events subject to risk…
178	aclaíocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Agility': The quality of being agile; the power of moving the limbs quickly and easily; quickness of moti…
179	aclamadach	Aidiacht		achlamydeous.
180	acmhainn	Ainmfhocal	/ˈakɪɲ/	means, resources; potentialities.
181	acomhail	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
182	acomhlach	Aidiacht		conjunctive.
183	acrachrios	Ainmfhocal		acrozone, range-zone.
184	acrafóibe	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acrophobia': phobia or strong fear of being high above ground level.
185	acráiniach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		acraniate.
186	acraíocht	Ainmfhocal
187	acraiteilm	Ainmfhocal
188	acrastach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Acrostic': A poem or other text in which certain letters, often the first in each line, spell out a name…
189	acrastaic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acrostic': A poem or other text in which certain letters, often the first in each line, spell out a name…
190	acratarc	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'acritarch': Any small, non-acid-soluble (i.e.
191	acsónach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
192	acuamainíl	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aquamanile': A ewer or jug-like vessel, shaped like an animal or human figure, used for washing the hands…
193	acústach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'acoustic': The properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted in i…
194	acústaic	Ainmfhocal	/əˈkuːsˠt̪ˠɪc/	Equivalent to 'Acoustics': The science of sounds, teaching their nature, phenomena and laws.
195	adamh comhdhéanaimh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
196	adamhach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
197	adamhachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'atomism': The ancient Greek theory that all matter is composed of very small indestructible and indivisib…
198	adamhacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'atomicity': The number of atoms in a molecule.
199	adamhaigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
200	adamhaím	Briathar
201	adanóide	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of adanóid.
202	adanóidí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
203	adeireadh	Briathar		archaic form of deireadh.
204	adhainne	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of adhann (“coltsfoot”).
205	adhainte	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Briathar).
206	adhairce	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑiɾʲcɪ/	genitive singular of adharc (“horn”).
207	adhaircín	Ainmfhocal		a little horn or point.
208	adhairt feamainne	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
209	adhairt seamanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
210	adhaltrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		adulterous.
211	adhaltras	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
212	adhamaint	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
213	adhamainte	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of adhamaint.
214	adhamaintí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
215	adhanfaidh	Briathar		future analytic of adhain.
216	adhantach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
217	adhantaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		fire-lighter (of fuel).
218	adharcach	Aidiacht		horny (sexually aroused).
219	adharcacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Horniness': Quality of being horny, of having a texture like horn.
220	adharcáil	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		horn, gore.
221	adharcán	Ainmfhocal		feeler, tentacle, antenna.
222	adharcóg	Ainmfhocal		synonym of adharcán (“feeler, tentacle, antenna”).
223	adharfaidh	Briathar		future analytic of adhair.
224	adhartach	Aidiacht		pillow (attributive).
225	adhartán	Ainmfhocal
226	adhartha	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of adhradh (“worship, adoration; adherence”).
227	adhascaid	Ainmfhocal		nausea; morning sickness.
228	adhastar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Halter': A bitless headpiece of rope or straps, placed on the head of animals such as cattle or horses to…
229	adhastar traenála	Ainmfhocal		lunge line, lungeing rein.
230	adhastrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
231	adhbairne	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
232	adhbh cheoil	Ainmfhocal		instrument, musical instrument.
233	adhbha ceoil	Ainmfhocal		nominative plural of adhbh cheoil.
234	adhbha rón	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Rookery': A colony of breeding birds or other animals.
235	adhbhaillí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
236	adhbhair	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
237	adhbhann	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
238	adhbhardha	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
239	adhbhtha	Ainmfhocal		nominative/vocative/dative plural of adhbha (“abode”).
240	adhfhuafar	Aidiacht		horrible, abominable, macabre.
241	adhfhuaire	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		extreme coldness.
242	adhfhuar	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
243	adhfhuath	Ainmfhocal
244	adhgharbh	Aidiacht		very rough.
245	adhlacadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈɞlˠku/	verbal noun of adhlaic (“bury”).
246	adhlacaim	Briathar
247	adhlacan	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
248	adhlacóir	Ainmfhocal	/[əil̪ˠəˈkoːɾʲ]/	undertaker, funeral director.
249	adhlactha	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
250	adhmadach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Woody': A diminutive of the male given name Woodrow.
251	adhmadóir	Ainmfhocal		woodworker.
252	adhmadúil	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'ligneous': Of, or resembling wood; woody.
253	adhmaint	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Magnet': A piece of material that attracts some metals by magnetism.
254	adhmainte	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of adhmaint.
255	adhmaintí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
256	adhmannas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
257	adhmhaidin	Ainmfhocal		early morning.
258	ádhmharach	Aidiacht		dated spelling of ámharach (“lucky, fortunate”).
259	adhmhill	Briathar		destroy utterly.
260	adhmholadh	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of adhmhol.
261	adhmholta	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Briathar).
262	adhnacadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
263	adhnáire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Modesty': The quality of being modest; having a limited and not overly high opinion of oneself and one's…
264	adhnáirigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		to shame, disgrace; cause to blush.
265	adhraidh	Briathar
266	adhraigí	Briathar
267	admhaigh	Briathar	/ˈædʲiː/	acknowledge, admit, own to be.
268	admhálach	Aidiacht		admitting, confessed.
269	admhálaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		one who admits; confessor.
270	aduantas	Ainmfhocal		strange feeling (of fear, loneliness) caused by unfamiliar surroundings.
271	adubhairt	Briathar		archaic form of dúirt.
272	adubhramar	Briathar		archaic form of dúramar.
273	aeistéitic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aesthetics': The study or philosophy of beauty.
274	aer-obach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
275	aerachlár	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aeroboard': Expanded polystyrene foam, such as is used in insulation.
276	aerachtúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
277	aeradróm	Ainmfhocal		airfield, aerodrome.
278	aeragraf	Ainmfhocal		aerograph.
279	aeráideach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'climatic': Of, relating to, or influenced by climate.
280	aeraifisic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aerophysics': The physics of the design and construction of aerodynamic devices.
281	aeraíocht	Ainmfhocal		open-air entertainment.
282	aeraithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of aerú.
283	aerálaim	Briathar
284	aerárachas	Ainmfhocal		aviation insurance.
285	aerárthach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Aircraft': A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or l…
286	aeraspás	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Aerospace': The atmosphere of the Earth and the region of space around it.
287	aerbhonn	Ainmfhocal		pneumatic tire.
288	aerbhrat	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'atmosphere': The distributed social media network of federated services using the AT Protocol.
289	aerbhríce	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air brick': A brick-sized block with holes which is embedded in a wall to allow ventilation through it.
290	aerchill	Ainmfhocal
291	aerchomhla	Ainmfhocal		air-valve.
292	aerchonair	Ainmfhocal		air-corridor, air-lane.
293	aerchoscán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'airbrake': A brake (slowing device) that is operated pneumatically (by air pressure).
294	aerchúisín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air cushion': A layer of trapped air that supports a hovercraft.
295	aerdhruilire neomatach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
296	aereiteog	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Airfoil': A structure shaped to produce lift when moving in air.
297	aerfhórsa	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air force': A branch of the military mainly devoted to air warfare, as opposed to (land) army and (sea) n…
298	aerghiotár	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air guitar': An imaginary guitar that a listener to (usually rock) music pretends to play.
299	aerghunna	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air gun': A gun that propels a projectile by compressed air or similar compressed gas (such as carbon dio…
300	aerinneall	Ainmfhocal		air engine, pneumatic motor.
301	aeriompar	Ainmfhocal		air-transport, airfreight.
302	aerionad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'air base': A military airport, providing housing and support for aircraft and personnel.
303	aerlínéar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Airliner': A passenger-carrying aircraft, especially one of a fleet operated by an airline.
304	aermaíocht	Ainmfhocal		pleasure-seeking.
305	aerobach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
306	aeróstach	Ainmfhocal	/eːɾˠˈoːsˠt̪ˠəx/	flight attendant (male or female).
307	aerpháirc	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Airfield': An open field designated for the taking off and landing of aircraft, but which, unlike an airp…
308	aerphost	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Airmail': The system of conveying mail using aircraft.
309	aerscriú	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'airscrew': The propeller of an aircraft; the prop.
310	aersheomra	Ainmfhocal		air-chamber.
311	aerstiall	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Airstrip': An aircraft landing field, usually with one runway and only basic facilities.
312	aerthacht	Ainmfhocal		simple-mindedness, silliness.
313	aerthóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Aerator': A device which mixes air with a substance, particularly soil or a liquid.
314	aerthormán	Ainmfhocal		atmospherics, strays.
315	Aetópach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Ethiopian.
316	Afracach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'African': A native of Africa; also one ethnologically belonging to an African race.
317	Afracach Theas	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'South African': A person from South Africa or of South African descent.
318	Afracánach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Afrikaner.
319	ag streachailt	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
320	aga reatha	Ainmfhocal		sprint, run (as at a jump).
321	agaistéir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
322	agallach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Caw': Initialism of Canadian Auto Workers, a former trade union, one of the predecessors of Unifor.
323	agallaimh	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
324	agallamh	Ainmfhocal	/[ˈaɡəlˠəvˠ]/	verbal noun of agaill.
325	agallann	Briathar		present analytic of agaill.
326	agamacht	Ainmfhocal
327	agarthach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
328	agarthóir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
329	agh alla	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
330	agh dára	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
331	aghaidhe	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aghaidh.
332	aghloite	Briathar		(Briathar).
333	aghnáire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
334	agnóisíoch	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Agnostic': A person who holds to a form of agnosticism, especially uncertainty of the existence of a deit…
335	agóideach	Aidiacht		objecting, protesting.
336	agóideoir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Crusader': Said of an animal, son of progenitors of races or different castes.
337	agra dlí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'lawsuit': In civil law, a case where two or more people disagree and one or more of the parties take the…
338	agrafóibe	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Agoraphobia': The fear of wide open spaces, crowds, or uncontrolled social conditions.
339	agraíonn	Briathar		present indicative analytic of agair (“plead, entreat; avenge, retribute; sue”).
340	aibeachan	Ainmfhocal
341	aibéil chainte	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
342	aibéiseach	Aidiacht		mischievous, exasperating.
343	aibghitir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
344	áibhéalach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
345	áibhéalaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		exaggerator.
346	aibhéardaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'land agent': A professional employed to manage an estate; steward or estate manager.
347	aibhinne	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'avenue': A broad street, especially one bordered by trees or, in cities laid out in a grid pattern, one t…
348	aibhinní	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
349	aibhléis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'electricity': Originally, a property of amber and certain other nonconducting substances to attract light…
350	aibhleog	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɛvʲlʲaɡ/	coal (of fire), brand, ember.
351	aibhleog bheo	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
352	aibhleog dhearg	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ember': A piece of coal or wood glowing by heat; a hot coal.
353	aibhleog dhóite	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Cinder': Partially or mostly burnt material that results from incomplete combustion of coal or wood etc…
354	aibhligh	Briathar		scintillate.
355	aibhneach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Fluvial': Relatif aux fleuves, aux rivières.
356	aibhneacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑivʲn̠ʲəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
357	aibhneoir	Ainmfhocal
358	aibhseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
359	aibhseacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Immensity': The characteristic or state of being immense.
360	aibhseoir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'fop': Initialism of Fraternal Order of Police.
361	aibhsigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		to enlarge (on); emphasize.
362	aibíocht	Ainmfhocal		quickness, cleverness, liveliness.
363	aibitheach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
364	aibítreach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'alphabetical': Ellipsis of alphabetical jigsaw.
365	aibiúlacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
366	aibrisce	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		brittleness, frailty.
367	aice gliomach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
368	aice portán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
369	aiceacha	Ainmfhocal		variant plural of aice (“habitat”).
370	aiceacht	Ainmfhocal		synonym of ceacht.
371	aiceadal	Ainmfhocal		synonym of ceadal (“recital”).
372	aicéalach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
373	aiceannú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of aiceannaigh.
374	aiceanta	Briathar, Aidiacht		stressed, accented.
375	aiceantach	Ainmfhocal		stressed word.
376	aicearra	Ainmfhocal	/ˈæcəɾˠə/	Equivalent to 'Shortcut': A path between two points that is faster than the commonly used paths.
377	aicearrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
378	aicéatáit	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acetate': Any ester or salt of acetic acid.
379	aicéatal	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acetal': Any diether of a geminal diol, R₂C(OR')₂ (where R' is not H).
380	aicéatón	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acetone': A colourless, volatile, flammable liquid ketone, (CH₃)₂CO, used as a solvent.
381	aicéiteach	Aidiacht
382	aicéiti-	Frása
383	aichearra	Ainmfhocal	/ˈaiçəɾˠə/	(Ainmfhocal).
384	aicídeach	Aidiacht		diseased; prone to disease.
385	aicídeacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of aicídeach.
386	aiciléir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
387	aicíneas	Ainmfhocal
388	aicinéit	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'akinete': A thick-walled, dormant cell found in cyanobacteria and green algae.
389	aicíocha	Ainmfhocal		variant plural of aice (“habitat”).
390	aicíocht	Ainmfhocal		habitation, homestead.
391	aiciseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
392	aicme speictreach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'spectral class': A classification of stars depending on their spectra and luminosity; usually one of O, B…
393	aicmeach	Aidiacht		class (attributive).
394	aicmíocht	Ainmfhocal		cliquishness, class distinction.
395	aicmiúil	Aidiacht		sectarian.
396	aicrileach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'acrylic resin': Any of many thermoplastic or thermosetting polymers or copolymers of acrylic acid, methac…
397	aicsímeach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
398	aidhbhe ceoil	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of adhbh cheoil.
399	aidhbhéil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
400	aidhbhligh	Briathar		(Briathar).
401	aidhbhse	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
402	aidhbhsigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
403	aidhleann	Ainmfhocal		rack (for tools, utensils).
404	aidhleann phlátaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
405	aidhleanna	Ainmfhocal		nominative plural of aidhleann (“rack”).
406	aidhleasc	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
407	aidhleisce	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
408	aidhlicí	Ainmfhocal		attachments.
409	aidhm fholaigh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ulterior motive': An alternative or extrinsic reason for doing something, especially when concealed or wh…
410	aidhmeanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
411	aidhmhill	Briathar		(Briathar).
412	aidhnín malldóite	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
413	aidhnín mallghníomhach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
414	aidiacht	Ainmfhocal	/aˈdʲiəxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'adjective': A word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes a noun’s referent.
415	aidiacht cháilíochta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
416	aidiacht shealbhach	Ainmfhocal		possessive adjective.
417	aidiacht thaispeántach	Ainmfhocal		demonstrative adjective.
418	aidiacht uimhriúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
419	aidiúnach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Adjutant': A lower-ranking officer who assists a higher-ranking officer with administrative affairs.
420	aidiúnacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'adjutancy': The state or office of being an adjutant, assistant, or helper.
421	aidmheáil	Ainmfhocal	/ˈadʲvʲælʲ/	verbal noun of aidmhigh.
422	aidmhigh	Briathar	/ˈædʲi/	Ulster form of admhaigh (“to acknowledge”).
423	aidréinea-	Frása
424	aidréini-	Frása		Equivalent to 'adreno-': Relating to the adrenal gland.
425	aiféalach	Aidiacht	/ˈafʲeːləx/	regretful, sorrowful, remorseful.
426	aiféaltas	Ainmfhocal		shame, embarrassment.
427	aifearach	Aidiacht	/ˈavʲaɾˠa(x)/	vindictive; reproachful.
428	aifeartha	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of aifirt (“rebuke, reproach”).
429	aiféilean	Ainmfhocal		aphelion (the point in the elliptical orbit of a planet, comet, etc., where it is farthest from the Sun).
430	áiféiseach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Risible': Qui est digne de moquerie (se dit surtout pour des choses plutôt que pour des personnes).
431	aifricéad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Affricate': A single speech sound produced combining a plosive and a fricative.
432	Aifrionn	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		present indicative analytic of aifir (“rebuke, reproach; punish”).
433	aigéad aicéiteach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'acetic acid': A clear colourless organic acid, CH₃COOH, formed by the bacterial oxidation of ethanol thro…
434	aigéad aicrileach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'acrylic acid': A colorless liquid unsaturated organic acid, CH₂=CHCOOH; used as a monomer in the producti…
435	aigéad beansóch	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'benzoic acid': A white crystalline organic acid, C₆H₅COOH; the simplest aromatic carboxylic acid; used as…
436	aigéad beinséancarbocsaileach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'benzoic acid': A white crystalline organic acid, C₆H₅COOH; the simplest aromatic carboxylic acid; used as…
437	aigéad caol	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
438	aigéad carbólach	Ainmfhocal		carbolic acid.
439	aigéad carbónach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'carbonic acid': A weak unstable acid, H₂CO₃, known only in solution, and as carbonate salts; it is presen…
440	aigéad citreach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'citric acid': A colourless crystalline compound, 2-hydroxy-1,2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid, C₆H₈O₇, found…
441	aigéad fólach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'folic acid': A polycyclic heterocyclic carboxylic acid, one of the vitamin B complex, essential for cell…
442	aigéad formach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
443	aigéad gloiniúil	Ainmfhocal		glacial acid.
444	aigéad goile	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'gastric acid': The acidic secretion of the stomach; mostly hydrochloric acid.
445	aigéad hidreaclórach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'hydrochloric acid': A strong acid made by dissolving the gas hydrogen chloride in water.
446	aigéad lachtach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'lactic acid': 2-Hydroxypropanoic acid (CH₃CHOHCO₂H), a syrupy liquid, soluble in water; found in milk, wi…
447	aigéad nítreach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'nitric acid': A transparent, colorless to pale yellow, fuming corrosive liquid, HNO₃; a highly reactive o…
448	aigéad nítriúil	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'nitrous acid': A weak acid, HNO₂, known only in solution, or as its salts and esters, the nitrites; it ha…
449	aigéad óileach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'oleic acid': An unsaturated fatty acid, having 18 carbon atoms and one double bond, found in olive oil an…
450	aigéad pireagallach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
451	aigéad prúiseach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'hydrocyanic acid': a solution of hydrogen cyanide, HCN, in water; a weak poisonous acid, used as a fumiga…
452	aigéad sailleach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'fatty acid': Any of a class of aliphatic carboxylic acids, of general formula CₙH₂ₙ₊₁COOH, that occur com…
453	aigéad tiubhaithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
454	aigéad torthaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
455	aigéadach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
456	aigéadacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Acidity': The quality or state of being acid.
457	aigéadaigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
458	aigéadalú	Ainmfhocal		acidolysis ((chemistry) Decomposition of a molecule under the influence of an acid).
459	aigéanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
460	aigeanta	Aidiacht		synonym of aigéanach (“oceanic”).
461	aigeantach	Aidiacht	/ˈæɟən̪ˠt̪ˠa(x)/	(Aidiacht).
462	Aigéineach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht
463	aigheann	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
464	aighneas	Ainmfhocal	/ˈai.nʲəsˠ/	submission (in argument, lawsuit).
465	aighnigh	Briathar
466	aigneolaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'psychologist': An expert in the field of psychology.
467	ail leachta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
468	ailbheolas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alveolus': Any of the many tiny air sacs in the lungs in which the bronchioles terminate and where oxygen…
469	ailbíneach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'albino': A person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feat…
470	ailceimic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alchemy': The premodern and early modern study of physical changes, particularly in Europe, Arabia, and C…
471	ailceimicí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
472	aileacha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
473	ailearán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Aileron': The hinged part on the trailing edge of an airplane wing, used to control longitudinal turns.
474	aileastar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
475	aileimbic	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
476	aileorón	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aleurone': The protein content of the embryo, endosperm, or perisperm of cereals, in the form of minute p…
477	ailgéabar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Algebra': Elementary algebra: A system for representing and manipulating unknown quantities (variables) i…
478	ailgéabar comhthiomsaitheach	Ainmfhocal		associative algebra.
479	Ailgéarach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht
480	ailgineach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'alginic': Relating to alginic acid or its derivatives.
481	ailgionáit	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alginate': Any salt or ester of alginic acid.
482	ailigéadar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'alligator': Either of two species of large amphibious reptile, Alligator mississippiensis or Alligator si…
483	ailínigh	Briathar
484	ailiúnas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alimony': A court-mandated allowance made to a former spouse by a divorced or legally separated person.
485	ailleadóir	Ainmfhocal		rock-climber, cragsman.
486	ailléidigh	Briathar		Equivalent to 'Allude': Troisième personne du singulier du présent de l’indicatif de alluder.
487	ailléirge	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Allergy': A disorder of the immune system causing adverse reactions to substances (allergens) not harmful…
488	ailléirgin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'allergen': A substance which causes an allergic reaction.
489	aillteacha	Ainmfhocal		alternative plural of aill.
490	ailpreacha	Ainmfhocal		alternative plural of ailp.
491	ailse cheirbheacs	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'cervical cancer': A type of cancer of the cervix of the uterus which can afflict some female mammals incl…
492	ailse chíche	Ainmfhocal		breast cancer.
493	ailse farainge	Ainmfhocal		pharyngeal cancer.
494	ailse inmheitriam	Ainmfhocal		endometrial cancer.
495	ailse larainge	Ainmfhocal		laryngeal cancer.
496	ailse phróstataigh	Ainmfhocal		prostate cancer.
497	ailse phutóige	Ainmfhocal		bowel cancer.
498	ailse scamhóg	Ainmfhocal		lung cancer.
499	ailse scornaí	Ainmfhocal		throat cancer.
500	ailse ubhagáin	Ainmfhocal		ovarian cancer.
501	ailseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
502	ailsiúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
503	ailteanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
504	ailtéarnú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of ailtéarnaigh (“alternate”).
505	aiméibicít	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'amoebocyte': Any cell that has the form or motion of an amoeba.
506	aimhdheoin	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of ainneoin.
507	aimhfheoil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
508	aimhghlic	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'imprudent': Celui qui fait montre d'imprudence.
509	aimhleas	Ainmfhocal	/ˈiːlʲəsˠ/	harm, detriment; evil.
510	aimhleasc	Aidiacht		reluctant, slow.
511	aimhleasta	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
512	aimhleisce	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Sloth': Laziness; slowness in the mindset; disinclination to action or labour.
513	aimhneart	Ainmfhocal		want of strength, weakness.
514	aimhreas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
515	aimhréidh	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈavʲɾʲəi/	entanglement.
516	aimhréir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
517	aimhréire	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aimhriar.
518	aimhréití	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
519	aimhrialta	Aidiacht		irregular; anomalous.
520	aimhriar	Ainmfhocal		disobedience, disaffection.
521	aimhriata	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
522	aimhriocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
523	aimideach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
524	aimileach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
525	aimiléis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
526	aimileog	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
527	aimilithe	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
528	aimiotóis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'amitosis': cell division by cleavage of the nucleus without the formation of condensed chromosomes.
529	aimiréal	Ainmfhocal		admiral (naval officer of high rank, butterfly).
530	aimirneach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
531	aimleadh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
532	aimleoir	Ainmfhocal		wretch; deformed person.
533	aimlíocht	Ainmfhocal	/amʲəˈlʲiː(ə)xt̪ˠ/	wretchedness.
534	aimlithe	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑmʲəlʲəhɪ/	wretched, bedraggled.
535	aimnéise	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Amnesia': Loss of memory; forgetfulness.
536	aimníneach	Aidiacht
537	aimpéaras	Ainmfhocal
538	aimpéarlúb	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ampere-turn': The unit of magnetomotive force.
539	aimpléis	Ainmfhocal		trouble; complication.
540	aimpligh	Briathar
541	aimridigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
542	aimridiú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of aimridigh.
543	aimseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		accidental, unfortunate.
544	aimseacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
545	aimseartha	Aidiacht
546	aimsitheoir airtléire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
547	aimsitheoir uisce	Ainmfhocal		water diviner, diviner.
548	ainbheacht	Aidiacht		inexact, imprecise.
549	ainbheart	Ainmfhocal		evil deed.
550	ainbhéas	Ainmfhocal		bad habit; vice.
551	ainbheasa	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of ainbhios (“ignorance”).
552	ainbheocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Foolhardiness': The quality of being foolhardy.
553	ainbhfeoil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
554	ainbhfial	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
555	ainbhfíor	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'untruth': The condition of being false; truthlessness.
556	ainbhios	Ainmfhocal	/ˈænʲəʃ/ ~ /ˈænʲɪʃ/ ~ /ˈanʲvʲəsˠ/	Equivalent to 'ignorance': The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information.
557	ainbhiosán	Ainmfhocal		ignorant person; ignoramus.
558	ainbhirt	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of ainbheart (“evil deed”).
559	ainbhlinn	Ainmfhocal		froth from mouth of decaying corpse.
560	ainbhreith	Ainmfhocal		unjust judgment.
561	ainbhthe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
562	ainbhthine	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of ainfine.
563	aincheart	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑun̪ˠˌçaɾˠt̪ˠ/	injustice.
564	aincheas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'doubt': Disbelief or uncertainty (about something); (countable) a particular instance of such disbelief o…
565	aincheist	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'dilemma': A circumstance in which a choice must be made between two or more alternatives that seem equall…
566	aincheiste	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aincheist (“dilemma”).
567	ainchinn	Ainmfhocal		only used in chun ainchinn.
568	ainchion	Ainmfhocal		grievous offence.
569	ainchíos	Ainmfhocal		rack-rent.
570	ainchirt	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		vocative singular of aincheart.
571	ainciall	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
572	ainciseach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'malignant': A deviant; a person who is hostile or destructive to society.
573	ainciseoir	Ainmfhocal		peevish person.
574	aindearbh	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
575	aindeise	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
576	aindeonach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
577	aindiach	Aidiacht		atheistic.
578	aindiachaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
579	aindiachas	Ainmfhocal
580	aindiadha	Aidiacht		superseded spelling of aindiaga (“impious”).
581	aindiaga	Aidiacht
582	aindiagaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
583	aindílis	Aidiacht		unlawful, improper.
584	aindiúid	Ainmfhocal		obduracy, impenitence, relentlessness.
585	aindreanta	Aidiacht		rough, fierce.
586	aindréim	Ainmfhocal		foolish ambition.
587	aineagna	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'foolishness': A thing or event that is foolish, or an absurdity.
588	aineamhach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
589	ainéasca	Aidiacht		slow, inactive.
590	aineascair	Aidiacht		uncomfortable, unsheltered.
591	ainéidithe	Aidiacht		dressed in rags.
592	ainéimea-	Frása
593	ainéimeach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
594	ainéimi-	Frása
595	aineoirin	Ainmfhocal
596	aineolach	Aidiacht	/ˈanˠɔːlˠa(x)/	ignorant, uninformed.
597	aineolacha	Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of aineolach (“ignorant, uninformed; inexperienced”).
598	aineolaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈan̪ˠoːl̪ˠiː/	ignorant, inexperienced person.
599	aineolaí mara	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Landlubber': Someone unfamiliar with the sea or seamanship, especially a novice seaman.
600	aineolaigh	Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
601	aineolas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ignorance': The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information.
602	aineoras	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aneurysm': An abnormal blood-filled swelling of an artery or vein, resulting from a localized weakness in…
603	ainfhéile	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Shamelessness': The state or characteristic of being shameless.
604	ainfheoil	Ainmfhocal	/ˈanˠɔlʲ/	Equivalent to 'proud flesh': Hypertrophic scarring; excessive granulation tissue formed in a wound.
605	ainfhial	Aidiacht		inhospitable.
606	ainfhíor	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
607	ainfhíréan	Ainmfhocal		unjust, unrighteous, person.
608	aingceis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
609	aingeal coimhdeachta	Ainmfhocal		guardian angel.
610	aingealdha	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
611	ainghléas	Ainmfhocal		derangement.
612	ainghníomh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Atrocity': An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
613	aingiall	Ainmfhocal		rough, unreasoning, person.
614	aingiallta	Aidiacht		unreasoning, rough, brutish (of person).
615	aingíne chléibh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'angina pectoris': Intermittent crushing chest pain caused by reversible myocardial ischemia.
616	aingíoch	Aidiacht	/ˈæɲɟia(x)/	Ulster form of aingí.
617	aingíocht	Ainmfhocal		peevishness.
618	ainglice	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Angelica': A tall plant, with hollow stems, genus Angelica, especially garden angelica (Angelica archange…
619	ainglíocht	Ainmfhocal		angelical quality, angelicness.
620	ainhidríd	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anhydride': Any compound formally derived from another (or from others) by the loss of a water molecule…
621	ainianach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
622	ainiarsma	Ainmfhocal		evil consequence; ill effect.
623	ainimheach	Aidiacht		disfigured.
624	ainimhigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
625	ainiocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'cruelty': An indifference to suffering or pleasure in inflicting suffering.
626	ainiomad	Ainmfhocal		too much; too many.
627	ainionadh	Ainmfhocal
628	ainionraic	Aidiacht		lacking integrity, dishonest.
629	ainiontach	Aidiacht		conceited.
630	ainléannta	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
631	ainleoir	Ainmfhocal		person who kedges boat.
632	ainm áite	Ainmfhocal		placename, toponym.
633	ainm baiste	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Christian name': A first name formally given to a child at a Christian baptism.
634	ainm bhriathartha	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of ainm briathartha (“verbal noun”).
635	ainm branda	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
636	ainm bréige	Ainmfhocal		pseudonym, assumed name; pen name, nom de plume.
637	ainm briathartha	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'verbal noun': A noun that is morphologically related to a verb and similar to it in meaning; in English…
638	ainm ceana	Ainmfhocal
639	ainm cleite	Ainmfhocal		pseudonym, pen name, nom de plume.
640	ainm iomlán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'full name': The complete name of a person, including first name, any middle names, and surname.
641	ainm teibí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'abstract noun': A noun that denotes an idea, emotion, feeling, quality, generalization, representation or…
642	ainmchlár	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'nameplate': A plate or plaque inscribed with a name.
643	ainmfhocal	Ainmfhocal	/[ˈanʲəmʲˌɔkəl̪ˠ]/	noun, substantive (word describing a person, place, thing, or abstract idea).
644	ainmfhocal coitianta	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'common noun': A noun that denotes any member, or all members, of a class; an ordinary noun such as dog or…
645	ainmfhocal dílis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
646	ainmfhocal maise	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'mass noun': A common noun that normally cannot be counted.
647	ainmfhocal nithiúil	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'concrete noun': A noun that denotes something tangible or material, such as a person or place.
648	ainmfhocal teibí	Ainmfhocal		synonym of ainm teibí (“abstract noun”).
649	ainmheach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
650	ainmhéid	Ainmfhocal	/ˈanˠˌvʲeːdʲ/	great size, largeness.
651	ainmhí veirteabrach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
652	ainmhian	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'passion': The sufferings of Jesus Christ from the night of the Last Supper to the Crucifixion.
653	ainmhidhe	Ainmfhocal		obsolete spelling of ainmhí.
654	ainmhinic	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Infrequent': Qui ne se reproduit pas souvent.
655	ainmhíoch	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'animal': Any member of the kingdom Animalia of multicellular organisms that are usually mobile, whose cel…
656	ainmhíocht	Ainmfhocal		animal nature; brutishness.
657	ainmhithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
658	ainmiúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
659	ainmliosta	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'catalogue': A systematic list of books, names, pictures, etc.
660	ainmneach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'nominative case': The case used to indicate the subject—or agent—of a finite verb.
661	ainmneacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈanʲəmʲnʲəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
662	ainmneacha briathartha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
663	ainmneoir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Denominator': The number or expression written below the line in a fraction (such as 2 in ½).
664	ainmnigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		to denominate.
665	ainmníoch	Aidiacht		subjective.
666	ainmníocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Nomenclature': A set of rules used for forming the names or terms in a particular field of arts or scienc…
667	ainmniúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
668	ainneart	Ainmfhocal		overweening strength, violence, oppression.
669	ainneoin	Ainmfhocal	/əˈnʲoːnʲ/	only used as a preposition and in certain phrases; see Derived terms below.
670	ainneoin go	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
671	ainneonach	Aidiacht		involuntary.
672	ainniseoir	Ainmfhocal		miserable, mean, person.
673	ainreacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
674	ainreachta	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of ainriocht.
675	ainriail	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anarchy': The state of a society being without authorities or an authoritative governing body.
676	ainrialaí	Ainmfhocal	/[ˈanʲˌɾˠiəlˠiː]/	undisciplined, disorderly person.
677	ainrialta	Aidiacht		undisciplined, disorderly, lawless.
678	ainrianaí	Ainmfhocal		unbridled, licentious, person.
679	ainrianta	Aidiacht		unbridled, unruly.
680	ainriarach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
681	ainriata	Aidiacht
682	ainriocht	Ainmfhocal		evil state; wretched condition.
683	ainscéan	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
684	ainscéanta	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
685	ainscian	Ainmfhocal		violent, belligerent person.
686	ainscianta	Aidiacht		wild, furious.
687	ainsciantacht chainte	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
688	ainseabhaí	Ainmfhocal	/ˈanʲʃəwiː/	Equivalent to 'Anchovy': Any small saltwater fish of the Engraulidae family, consisting of 160 species in sixteen genera…
689	ainsealach	Aidiacht
690	ainsiléad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'spring balance': A device for measuring weight or force by the elasticity of a spiral spring.
691	áinsíoch	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/aːnʲˈʃiəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
692	ainspianta	Aidiacht		grotesque; abnormal.
693	ainspiorad	Ainmfhocal		evil spirit.
694	ainsprid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
695	ainteafan	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'antiphon': an Ancient Greek sophist who wrote several philosophical treatises (480 – 411 BCE).
696	ainteann	Aidiacht		overweening, arrogant.
697	aintéine	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'antenna': An appendage used for sensing on the head of an insect, crab, or other animal.
698	aintéinín	Ainmfhocal		antennule.
699	ainteinne	Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
700	ainteirt	Ainmfhocal		(office of) prime.
701	aintiarna	Ainmfhocal		despotic lord; tyrant.
702	aintiarnas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Tyranny': A government in which a single ruler (a tyrant) has absolute power, or this system of governmen…
703	aintréan	Aidiacht		violent; oppressive.
704	aintreise	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		violence, oppression.
705	aíochtach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		hospitable; willing to put up persons for a night.
706	aíochtlann	Ainmfhocal		guest house.
707	aipindic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'vermiform appendix': An organ consisting of a blind tube projecting from the caecum.
708	aipindic phéistchruthach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'vermiform appendix': An organ consisting of a blind tube projecting from the caecum.
709	airbhire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
710	Aircéach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Archaean': Any organism of the domain Archaea.
711	Aircéacha	Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of Aircéach (“Archaean”).
712	airceachán	Ainmfhocal		voracious eater.
713	airceadal	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
714	airceasach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
715	Aircéiche	Aidiacht		genitive feminine singular of Aircéach (“Archaean”).
716	aircheadal	Ainmfhocal		metrical composition, poem.
717	airde ceolchoirme	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
718	airdeacht	Ainmfhocal		high ground.
719	airdeall	Ainmfhocal		alertness, watchfulness; (act of) watching out.
720	airdeallaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		alert person.
721	airdeoga	Ainmfhocal		only used in téigh in airdeoga.
722	airdhirc	Aidiacht		clearly visible, conspicuous; clear, manifest.
723	airdiúil	Aidiacht
724	airdrígh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
725	aireacha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
726	aireacháin	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of aireachán.
727	aireachán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
728	aireachas	Ainmfhocal		attention.
729	aireacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ministry': Government department, at the administrative level normally headed by a minister (or equivalen…
730	aireachtas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
731	aireagal	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ward': The action of a watchman; monitoring, surveillance (usually in phrases keep ward etc.).
732	aireagán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'invention': good at inventing.
733	aireaghdha	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Preeminent': Qui est au-dessus des autres choses du même genre, en parlant surtout de caractères moraux.
734	aireoidh	Briathar		future analytic of airigh.
735	airgead beo	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'mercury': Senses relating to the metal.
736	airgead croise	Ainmfhocal		florin (pre-decimal British coin, worth two shillings or ten new pence).
737	airgead fola	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'wergeld': Blood money, the monetary value assigned to a person, set according to their rank, used to dete…
738	airgead páipéir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'paper money': A type of joss paper resembling banknotes burnt to venerate the deceased, ancestor spirits…
739	airgead póca	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'pocket money': A small sum of money given to a child, by a parent or guardian; an allowance.
740	airgead reatha	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'currency': Money or other items used to facilitate transactions.
741	airgead tirim	Ainmfhocal		cash (money in the form of bills and coins, as opposed to checks or electronic transactions).
742	airgeadaí	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		variant plural of airgead (“silver; money, sum of money”).
743	airgeadán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Agrimony': Any of several perennial herbaceous plants, of the genus Agrimonia, that have spikes of yellow…
744	airgeadas	Ainmfhocal		finance (financial matters).
745	airgeadóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Cashier': One who works at a till or receives payments.
746	airgeadra	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'currency': Money or other items used to facilitate transactions.
747	airgeadú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of airgeadaigh.
748	airgeadúil	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'financial': Having dues and fees paid up to date for a club or society.
749	airgeadúla	Aidiacht	/aɾʲɪɟəˈd̪ˠuːlˠə/	nominative/vocative/dative.
750	airgheach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
751	airgidín	Ainmfhocal		only used in airgidín luachra.
752	airgtheach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		synonym of argthóir (“destroyer, plunderer”).
753	airgtheoir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
754	airichill	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
755	airigh ó	Briathar		to miss, feel the want of (the object of ó agrees with the subject of the verb).
756	airíocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
757	airíonna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
758	airiseamh	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of airis (“stay, stop; wait, delay”).
759	airitheach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Perceptive': Féminin singulier de perceptif.
760	airitheoir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Percipient': One who has perceived a paranormal event.
761	airleacan	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑːɾˠl̠ʲəkənˠ/	advance (amount of money or credit, especially given as a loan, or paid before it is due).
762	airleach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
763	airleogach	Aidiacht
764	airlimint	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
765	Airméanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈaɾʲəmʲeːnˠəx/	Equivalent to 'Armenian': The language of Armenia and the Armenian people, whose older stages are Old Armenian and Middl…
766	airmheán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'median': The northwestern Old Iranian language of the Medes, attested only by numerous loanwords in Old P…
767	airmheirg	Ainmfhocal		goose-grass.
768	airmhidin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
769	airneálaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
770	airneánach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		fond of night-visiting, of sitting up late.
771	airneánaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
772	airnimint	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
773	airpéitse	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Arpeggio': The notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously, usually moving from lowest…
774	airteagail	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
775	airteagal	Ainmfhocal		article (section of a legal document).
776	airtéire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
777	airtléire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'artillery': Large projectile weapons, in modern usage usually large guns, but also rocket artillery.
778	airtléire éadrom	Ainmfhocal		light artillery.
779	airtléire machaire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
780	airtléire throm	Ainmfhocal		heavy artillery.
781	airtríteas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Arthritis': Inflammation of a joint or joints causing pain and/or disability, swelling and stiffness, and…
782	aisceánach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Suppliant': One who pleads or requests earnestly.
783	aischasta	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'revolute': to participate in or incite a revolution or revolt.
784	aischéim	Ainmfhocal		backward step.
785	aischothú	Ainmfhocal
786	aischuir	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈaʃˌxɪɾʲ/	put back, restore, return.
787	aischur amach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
788	aischur isteach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
789	aiséadach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
790	aiseagaim	Briathar
791	aiseagann	Briathar		analytic present indicative of aisig.
792	aiseagtha	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Briathar).
793	aiséirigh	Briathar		rise again, rerise.
794	aiséiteach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ascetic': One who is devoted to the practice of self-denial, either through seclusion or stringent abstin…
795	aiséitiúil	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Ascetic': One who is devoted to the practice of self-denial, either through seclusion or stringent abstin…
796	aiseolas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Feedback': Critical assessment of a process or activity or of their results.
797	aiseotróp	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'azeotrope': A mixture of two or more substances whose liquid and gaseous forms have the same composition…
798	aisghabh	Briathar		retake; recover possession of.
799	aisghair	Briathar		Equivalent to 'repeal': An act or instance of repealing.
800	aisghairm	Ainmfhocal		recall; abrogation; repeal.
801	aisiléir	Ainmfhocal		trickster; twister.
802	aisiompú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of aisiompaigh (“reverse; invert; retrogress”).
803	Aisiriach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Assyrian': A person who resided in the ancient region on the Upper Tigris river, with capital city of Ass…
804	aisiríoch gruaige	Ainmfhocal		hair restorer.
805	aisléine	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
806	aislinge	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of aisling.
807	aislingí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
808	aislingthe	Briathar		(Briathar).
809	aislúbtha	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'retroflex': A consonant pronounced with the underside of the tongue approaching or touching the palate.
810	aisnéalach	Aidiacht		swooning; subject to fainting fits.
811	aisnéidh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
812	aispeist	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Asbestos': Any of several fibrous mineral forms of magnesium silicate, used for fireproofing, electrical…
813	aispeiste	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive singular of aispeist.
814	aiste bia	Ainmfhocal		diet (food a person or animal consumes; controlled regimen of food).
815	aiste cheoil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
816	aiste filíochta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
817	aiste mheadarachta	Ainmfhocal		metrical scheme.
818	aiste ríme	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'rhyme scheme': The pattern created by the rhymes at the ends of the lines of a stanza of poetry.
819	aiste scoile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
820	aisteach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht, Dobhriathar	/ˈæʃtʲəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
821	aisteachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'drollery': Something humorous, funny or comical.
822	aisteacht	Ainmfhocal		synonym of aisteachas (“queerness; drollery”).
823	aistearach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
824	aisteoir	Ainmfhocal	/əˈʃtʲoːɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'actor': Someone who institutes a legal suit; a plaintiff or complainant.
825	aisteoir breise	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
826	aisteoir cineálach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
827	aisteoir ionaid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
828	aisteoir mionpháirteanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
829	aisteoir mná	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
830	aisteoir saincharachtair	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
831	aisteoir siúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
832	aisteoir tánaisteach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
833	aisteoirí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
834	aisteora	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aisteoir.
835	aistíoch	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
836	aistíocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
837	aistiúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
838	aistreach	Aidiacht		journeying, roving; restless, unsettled (of person).
839	aistreacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of aistreach (“journeying, roving; restless, unsettled; out of the way…
840	aistreán	Ainmfhocal		inconvenience (of journey).
841	aistreog	Ainmfhocal		transfer (type of sticker).
842	aistreoir	Ainmfhocal		transferor.
843	aistreoir slabhra	Ainmfhocal		derailleur.
844	aistrigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		move; transfer, translate.
845	aistrithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of aistriú.
846	aiteacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Oddness': The state or quality of being odd.
847	aiteachta	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aiteacht.
848	aiteal deilgneach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
849	aiteal Féiniceach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
850	aiteal Síneach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
851	aitealladh	Ainmfhocal		(act of) clearing (between showers).
852	aiteann francach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
853	aiteann gaelach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
854	aiteann gallda	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
855	aiteann mín	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
856	aiteann Muire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
857	aiteannach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈætʲənˠa(x)/	Equivalent to 'Gorse': An evergreen shrub, of the genus Ulex, having thorns, spiny leaves, and yellow flowers.
858	aiteannaí	Ainmfhocal	/ˈætʲənˠi/	genitive singular of aiteannach (“furze”).
859	aiteasach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'pleasant': giving pleasure; agreeable.
860	áiteoidh	Briathar		analytic future of áitigh.
861	aithbhear	Briathar		(Briathar).
862	aithbhir	Briathar		(Briathar).
863	aithchim	Briathar		(Briathar).
864	aitheach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Churl': A free peasant (as opposed to a serf) of the lowest rank, below an earl and a thane; a freeman; a…
865	aitheadh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
866	aitheanta	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht	/ˈahən̪ˠt̪ˠə/	(Briathar).
867	aitheantas	Ainmfhocal	/ˈahən̪ˠt̪ˠəsˠ/	Equivalent to 'acquaintance': A state of being acquainted with a person; originally indicating friendship, intimacy, but…
868	áitheasach	Aidiacht		successful, victorious.
869	aitheasc	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈahəsˠk/	verbal noun of aitheasc (“address; exhort; apostrophize”).
870	aitheascal	Ainmfhocal
871	aithghearr	Aidiacht
872	aithidhe	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of aithigh.
873	aithinne	Ainmfhocal	/ˈæh(ə)n̠ʲə/	firebrand (torch or other burning stick).
874	aithiseach	Aidiacht	/ˈæhəʃəx/	defamatory; shameful.
875	aithiseoir	Ainmfhocal		defamer, denigrator, traducer, vilifier.
876	aithisigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'slur': An insult or slight, especially one that is muttered incoherently under one's breath.
877	aithisiú	Ainmfhocal		defamation, denigration, offence, vilification, vituperation.
878	aithleasc	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
879	aithmhéala	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
880	aithmhéile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
881	aithneach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		quick to recognize, discerning.
882	aithneann	Briathar		present indicative analytic of aithin (“know, recognize, identify; acknowledge; distinguish; perceive”).
883	aithneodh	Briathar	/ˈænʲoːtʲ/	conditional dependent analytic of aithnigh.
884	aithneoidh	Briathar		future analytic of aithnigh.
885	aithnigh	Briathar, Aidiacht	/ˈænʲə/	Cois Fharraige form of aithin.
886	aithníodh	Briathar	/ˈa(h)nʲiːɡ/	past habitual dependent analytic.
887	aithníonn	Briathar	/ˈa(h)nʲiːn̪ˠ/	analytic present indicative of aithin.
888	aithnítear	Briathar		present indicative and present subjunctive/imperative autonomous of aithnigh.
889	aithnithe	Briathar		(Briathar).
890	aithreach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive plural of athair (“father”).
891	aithreacha	Ainmfhocal	/ˈahɾʲəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
892	aithríche	Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
893	aithrígh	Ainmfhocal		vocative singular of aithríoch (“penitent”).
894	aithríoch	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Penitent': One who repents of sin; one sorrowful on account of their transgressions.
895	aithríocha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of aithríoch (“penitent”).
896	aithrise	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aithris.
897	aithrist	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
898	aithriúil	Aidiacht
899	áitreabh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		habitation, abode.
900	aitreabúid	Ainmfhocal		attribute, quality, characteristic.
901	alabhreac	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
902	alafatach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Aliphatic': A petroleum fraction containing no aromatic compounds.
903	alaisceach	Ainmfhocal		big strong woman.
904	alaisceach mná	Ainmfhocal		synonym of alaisceach (“big strong woman”).
905	alamais chainte	Ainmfhocal		synonym of alamais (“incoherent speech”).
906	alamaise	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of alamais.
907	aláram dóiteáin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'fire alarm': An electromechanical or electronic bell, klaxon, chime, horn, speaker, strobe light or other…
908	alasairin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alizarin': A red substance, 1,2-dihydroxyanthraquinone, extracted from madder root and used as a dye.
909	Alascach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Alaskan': A native or resident of the state of Alaska in the United States of America.
910	alastram	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
911	albaimin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Albumin': Any of a class of monomeric proteins that are soluble in water, and are coagulated by heat; the…
912	Albanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈalˠəbˠənˠəx/	a Protestant, a Presbyterian.
913	Albanaigh	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
914	albastar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alabaster': A fine-grained white or lightly-tinted variety of gypsum, used ornamentally.
915	albatras	Ainmfhocal		albatross, double eagle.
916	alcaileach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
917	alchaing	Ainmfhocal		rack (for weapons, utensils, etc.).
918	alcól adhmaid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
919	alcól aimile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
920	alcól cuimilte	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
921	alcól eitile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
922	alcól lagaithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
923	alcól meitile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
924	alcól prátaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
925	alcólach	Aidiacht		alcoholic, spirituous.
926	aldóláis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aldolase': An enzyme, present in some tissue, that catalyses the conversion of phosphates of fructose to…
927	alfa-gha	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'alpha ray': A stream of alpha particles: a single ray of alpha radiation.
928	alfraits	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑl̪ˠfˠɾˠatʲʃ/	rascal; scoundrel, reprobate.
929	algeolaí	Ainmfhocal		algologist.
930	allabhair	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'echo': An oread, punished by Hera by losing her own voice and only being able to mimic that of others.
931	allabhog	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
932	allabhrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		evocative.
933	allaiseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
934	allamorf	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'allomorph': Any of the different crystalline forms of a substance.
935	allantóis	Ainmfhocal
936	allas fola	Ainmfhocal		bloody sweat.
937	allásach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
938	allasaigh	Briathar		Equivalent to 'sweat': Fluid that exits the body through pores in the skin usually due to physical stress and/or high te…
939	allasúil	Aidiacht		fearful of.
940	allatróp	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'allotrope': Any form of an element that has a distinctly different molecular structure to another form of…
941	allchálach	Aidiacht		abcauline.
942	allmhaire	Ainmfhocal		imported article, import.
943	allmhairiú	Ainmfhocal		import, importing, importation.
944	allmharach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
945	allmhartha	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
946	allmhurach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
947	alltacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Wildness': The state or quality of being wild.
948	alltarach	Aidiacht		beyond, on the far side.
949	alltathír	Ainmfhocal		wild, rough, country.
950	alltrach	Aidiacht
951	alltracha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑl̪ˠt̪ˠɾˠəxə/	Galway form of aileacha.
952	allúntas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
953	allúrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'foreign': Located outside a country or place, especially one's own.
954	almacantar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'almucantar': A small circle on the celestial sphere, parallel to the horizon, that is used in astronomy a…
955	almóinn rósta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
956	almóinne	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of almóinn.
957	almóinní	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
958	alpachán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Pig': Any of several mammalian species of the family Suidae, having cloven hooves, bristles and a snout a…
959	alpaire cloiche	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
960	alpaire seangán	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anteater': Any of several animals of South and Central America, in the suborder Vermilingua, which are no…
961	alpartha	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'stout': A dark and strong malt brew made with toasted grain.
962	alpastaic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Alpenstock': A stout adjustable walking stick with a metal point, used by mountain climbers and walkers i…
963	alpchorn	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'alphorn': A long, curved, wooden horn used by mountain-dwelling herders in the Alps, originally to call c…
964	Alsáiseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Alsatian (from Alsace).
965	alt airgeadais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
966	alt bacánach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'hinge joint': A type of joint where motion is restricted to one plane as in the knee or elbow.
967	altair chroí	Ainmfhocal		water-brash.
968	altaithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of altú.
969	altán scine	Ainmfhocal		sharp knife.
970	altfaidh	Briathar	/ˈal̪ˠt̪ˠə/	future analytic of alt.
971	altraid chroí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
972	altramacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
973	altramaí	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		fosterer, foster-parent.
974	altramaigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
975	altramas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'fosterage': The act of fostering another's child as if it were one's own.
976	altranas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Nursing': Suckling, such as breastfeeding.
977	altrúchas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Altruism': Regard for others, both natural and moral without regard for oneself; devotion to the interest…
978	alúin bhuí	Ainmfhocal		yellow clay.
979	alúmanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
980	alúmanam	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'aluminium': A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an ato…
981	am dúbailte	Ainmfhocal		double time.
982	am dúnta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
983	am eile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
984	am lóin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'lunchtime': The time or hour at or around which lunch is normally eaten.
985	am luath	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
986	am luí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Bedtime': The time or hour at which one retires to bed in order to sleep.
987	am mall	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
988	am nua	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
989	am tae	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
990	amadáinín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Bat': Initialism of best available technology: a principle applying to regulations on limiting pollutant…
991	amadán Aibreáin	Ainmfhocal		April fool.
992	amadán móinteach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'dotterel': A gullible fool, especially an elderly person with impaired faculties.
993	amadánach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
994	amadánta	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
995	amadántúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
996	amadánúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
997	amaideach	Aidiacht	/ˈɑmˠədʲəx/
998	amaideacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑmədʲəxə/	nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of amaideach.
999	amaideacht	Ainmfhocal
1000	amaidíocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1001	amainiris	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht, Dobhriathar		two days after tomorrow.
1002	amáireach	Dobhriathar	/əˈmˠɑːɾʲəx/	Cois Fharraige, Cork, and Ulster form of amárach (“tomorrow”).
1003	amalaíocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1004	amalógacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1005	Amanaigh	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Amish': A strict Anabaptist sect living mainly in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
1006	amanathar	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht, Dobhriathar		the day after tomorrow; the second day after.
1007	amarantas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Amaranth': An imaginary flower that does not wither.
1008	amarcach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1009	amasaigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
1010	ambasadóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ambassador': A diplomat of the highest rank sent to a foreign court to represent there their sovereign or…
1011	ambasáid	Ainmfhocal
1012	ambróise	Ainmfhocal
1013	amchreasa	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of amchrios.
1014	amchrios	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'time zone': A range of longitudes where a common standard time is used.
1015	amfaibiach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Amphibian': An animal of the Amphibia; any vertebrate that does not have amniotic eggs, living both on la…
1016	amfapatach	Aidiacht		amphipathic.
1017	amfapódach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1018	amhábhair	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
1019	amhábhar	Ainmfhocal		raw material, staple.
1020	amhainse	Ainmfhocal		astuteness.
1021	amhairisc	Ainmfhocal		synonym of amhras (“doubt; suspicion; opinion, guess; speculation”).
1022	amhancaíl	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1023	amhantar	Ainmfhocal		lucky find, windfall.
1024	amhantrach	Aidiacht		venturesome, risky, speculative.
1025	amhantraí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Speculator': One who speculates; an observer; a contemplator.
1026	ámharach	Aidiacht		lucky, fortunate.
1027	amharc déshúileach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'binocular vision': A vision system in which two eyes work together to produce a unified field of view whi…
1028	amharc dúbailte	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'double vision': A disorder of vision in which a single object is seen as two.
1029	amharc mara	Ainmfhocal		seascape (view of the sea).
1030	amharcach	Aidiacht		sightly, pleasing to behold.
1031	amharcaíl	Ainmfhocal		peering; groping.
1032	amharclann	Ainmfhocal	/ˈəuɾˠklˠən̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'theater': theater (a place or building, consisting of a stage and seating, in which an audience gathers t…
1033	amharctha	Briathar		(Briathar).
1034	amhasach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1035	amhasmhar	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1036	amhasóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Hooligan': A young person who causes trouble or violence, typically as a member of a gang or other group.
1037	amhastrach	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of amhastraigh.
1038	amhchaoin	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'rough': The unmowed part of a golf course.
1039	amhdaigh	Briathar		(Briathar).
1040	amhgarach	Aidiacht	/ˈãuɡɾˠa(x)/	(Aidiacht).
1041	amhiarainn	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of amhiarann.
1042	amhiarann	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'iron ore': A mineral deposit from which iron can be viably extracted.
1043	amhlabhar	Aidiacht		inarticulate.
1044	amhlabhra	Ainmfhocal		inarticulateness, bad delivery.
1045	amhlachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Semblance': The outward appearance or form of a person or thing.
1046	amhlaidh	Dobhriathar	/ˈɑ̃ũl̪ˠɪɟ/	all the, all the more to express that something is even more the case in light of additional information.
1047	amhlánta	Aidiacht	/ˈaulˠan̪ˠt̪ˠə/	boorish, uncouth; doltish.
1048	amhluadh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Tribulation': (A period of) persecution before the Second Coming, lasting seven years, which Christians w…
1049	amhluath	Aidiacht		lacking in speed.
1050	amhránach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'singing': The act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing.
1051	amhránacha	Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of amhránach (“singing”).
1052	amhránaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'singer': A person who sings, often professionally.
1053	amhránaí ceoldráma	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1054	amhránaigh	Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
1055	amhrasach	Aidiacht	/ˈɑvˠɾˠəsˠəx/ ~ /ˈɑ̃vˠɾˠəsˠəx/ ~ /ˈɑnˠvˠɾˠəsˠəx/	suspicious; doubtful.
1056	amhrasán	Ainmfhocal		suspicious person, doubter, skeptic.
1057	amhrasta	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1058	amhrastúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1059	amhsaine	Ainmfhocal		mercenary service.
1060	amhsheithe	Ainmfhocal		green hide.
1061	amhthrasc	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1062	amhthroid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1063	amhulchach	Aidiacht		beardless, smooth-chinned.
1064	amlachán	Ainmfhocal		synonym of amlóir (“foolish man; awkward man”).
1065	amlásach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1066	amlógacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'awkwardness': difficulty, trouble, problem, challenge, constraint, strenuousness, arduousness.
1067	amóiniam	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ammonium': The univalent NH₄⁺ cation, derived by the protonation of ammonia.
1068	amplachán	Ainmfhocal		greedy person.
1069	amplaigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		to be greedy for.
1070	amscaíocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Clumsiness': A lack of coordination or elegance; the condition or quality of being clumsy.
1071	an eitinn	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1072	an mheánchiorcail	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1073	an Saighdeoir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1074	an tan	Cónasc
1075	an té	Forainm	/ə(n̠ʲ)ˈtʲeː/	the one who; (s)he who.
1076	an tIúr	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1077	an-chuid	Ainmfhocal		a great deal.
1078	anabaíocht	Ainmfhocal		newness (of wine, cheese).
1079	anabalach	Aidiacht
1080	anabalacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anabolism': The constructive metabolism of the body, as distinguished from catabolism.
1081	anacair leapa	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Bedsore': A lesion caused by unrelieved pressure to any part of the body, especially portions over bony o…
1082	anachain	Ainmfhocal		mischance, calamity, disaster; loss.
1083	anacmhainn	Ainmfhocal		weakness; lack of means.
1084	anacrach	Aidiacht		distressing.
1085	anacróir	Ainmfhocal		person in distress; wretch.
1086	anaemach	Aidiacht
1087	anaemacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anemia': A medical condition in which the capacity of the blood to transport oxygen to the tissues is red…
1088	anaeróbach	Aidiacht		anaerobic.
1089	anaibidh	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1090	anaigineas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anagenesis': The evolution of a new species by the large scale change in gene frequency so that the new s…
1091	anáil éadrom	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1092	anáil shaothrach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1093	anáil throm	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1094	anailís thoirtomhaiseach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'volumetric analysis': Any of various analytical methods and techniques in which the amount of a substance…
1095	anailísí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Analyst': Someone who is an analytical thinker.
1096	anailísí córas	Ainmfhocal		systems analyst.
1097	anailísigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1098	anailísiú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of anailísigh.
1099	anaimsir	Ainmfhocal		unseasonable weather.
1100	anaipéist	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anapest': In qualitative meter, a metrical foot consisting of three syllables, the first two unstressed a…
1101	anaireach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1102	anairt bheag	Ainmfhocal		sailcloth, canvas.
1103	anairt seoil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1104	anaisteach	Aidiacht
1105	anaiteas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Unpleasantness': The property of being unpleasant or disagreeable.
1106	anaitheach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1107	anaithiúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1108	anaithne	Ainmfhocal		obscurity, lack of recognition.
1109	anaithnid	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1110	análacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1111	analachúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1112	análaigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1113	análaithe	Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
1114	analógach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1115	análú tarrthála	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'artificial respiration': The manual or mechanical forcing of air into the lungs of a person who is not br…
1116	análughadh	Ainmfhocal		obsolete spelling of análú.
1117	anamacha	Ainmfhocal	/ˈanˠəmˠəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1118	anamachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Animism': A belief that spirits inhabit some or all classes of natural objects or phenomena.
1119	anamchara	Ainmfhocal		spiritual adviser, confidant.
1120	anamhain	Ainmfhocal		synonym of fanacht.
1121	anamhaint	Ainmfhocal		synonym of fanacht.
1122	anamhaith	Aidiacht	/ˈɑn̪ˠəvˠɑh/	Munster form of anmhaith (“very good”).
1123	anamhóin	Ainmfhocal	/ɑn̪ˠəˈvˠũːnʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1124	anamimirce	Ainmfhocal		transmigration of souls.
1125	anamnacha	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑnəmˠnɑxə/	Galway form of anamacha.
1126	anamóine	Ainmfhocal		anemone (flower, plant of the genus Anemone).
1127	anamúlacht	Ainmfhocal		liveliness, animation, exuberance, vitality.
1128	anandrach	Aidiacht		anandrous.
1129	anaoibhinn	Aidiacht		joyless, unhappy.
1130	anaostacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Youthfulness': The vitality characteristic of youth.
1131	anarmónach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1132	anástach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1133	anastamóis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anastomosis': A cross-connection between two blood vessels.
1134	anastróf	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anastrophe': Unusual word order, often involving an inversion of the usual pattern of the sentence.
1135	anatamaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anatomist': One who studies, teaches, writes on, or does research on anatomy and anatomical structures.
1136	anbhainne	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		weakness, feebleness.
1137	anbharúil	Ainmfhocal
1138	anbháthach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1139	anbháthadh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1140	anbhfáilte	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1141	anbhfainne	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1142	anbhfala	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1143	anbhfann	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1144	anbhfola	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1145	anbhrath	Ainmfhocal		treachery.
1146	anbhroic	Ainmfhocal		quarrelling.
1147	anbhroid	Ainmfhocal		bondage; distress.
1148	anbhruith	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of anraith (“soup; broth”).
1149	anbhuain	Ainmfhocal		restlessness; unease, unrest; disturbance.
1150	ancalóis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'ankylosis': The growing together of bones to form a single unit.
1151	anchroíoch	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'malevolent': Malveillant ; malintentionné ; envieux.
1152	anchruth	Ainmfhocal		deformity.
1153	anchúinse	Ainmfhocal	/an̪ˠəˈxuːn̠ʲʃə/	Equivalent to 'Scoundrel': A mean, worthless fellow; a rascal; a villain; a person without honor or virtue.
1154	anchúinsí	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular feminine of anchúinseach.
1155	anchumtha	Aidiacht		mis-shapen, distorted, warped.
1156	anchúram	Ainmfhocal		excessive solicitude.
1157	andánacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Rashness': The quality of state of being rash; inconsiderate or presumptuous haste.
1158	andaoine	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1159	andóchas	Ainmfhocal		presumption.
1160	Andórach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Andorran': A native or inhabitant of Andorra; a person of Andorran citizenship or nationality and their d…
1161	andraigin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'androgen': Any natural or synthetic compound, usually a steroid hormone, that stimulates or controls the…
1162	andraiméid	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'bog rosemary': Any shrub in the genus Andromeda, especially Andromeda polifolia.
1163	andraspór	Ainmfhocal		androspore.
1164	andúileach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'drug addict': A person with a chemical or psychological dependency on a drug, especially one which is ill…
1165	andúileach codlaidín	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1166	andúileach drugaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'drug addict': A person with a chemical or psychological dependency on a drug, especially one which is ill…
1167	aneachtair	Dobhriathar		from without; outside.
1168	anfaiseach	Aidiacht
1169	anfháilte	Ainmfhocal		cold welcome.
1170	anfhásta	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1171	anfhlaith	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1172	anfhocal	Ainmfhocal		unsavoury expression.
1173	anfhochain	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1174	anfhoirfe	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1175	anfholláin	Aidiacht		unwholesome.
1176	anfhollas	Aidiacht
1177	anfhorlann	Ainmfhocal		superior force, overwhelming odds.
1178	anfhortas	Ainmfhocal		synonym of anfhortacht.
1179	anfhurasta	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1180	angagram	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'angiogram': An X-ray image of the blood vessels gained after the injection of a radiopaque contrast mediu…
1181	angaíoch	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈaŋɡuwa(x)/	(Ainmfhocal).
1182	angaíocht	Ainmfhocal		purulence.
1183	angarach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈãuɡɾˠa(x)/	(Ainmfhocal).
1184	angarais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1185	angaraise	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of angarais.
1186	angbhaidh	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1187	anghlonn	Ainmfhocal		fierce warrior.
1188	anghrách	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1189	anglaise	Ainmfhocal	/ˈaŋɡləʃə/	genitive singular of anglais.
1190	anglánta	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1191	Angólach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Angolan': A native or inhabitant of Angola.
1192	angstram	Ainmfhocal		angstrom, angstrom unit.
1193	aniar aduaidh	Dobhriathar		from/out of the northwest.
1194	aniar aneas	Dobhriathar		from/out of the southwest.
1195	anlacanaí	Ainmfhocal		synonym of adhlacóir (“undertaker”).
1196	anlann bán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1197	anlann donn	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1198	anlann miontais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1199	anlann mónóg	Ainmfhocal		cranberry sauce.
1200	anlann soighe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1201	anlann trátaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1202	anlasánta	Aidiacht		over-excited, over-excitable.
1203	anlathach	Aidiacht		tyrannical.
1204	anlathas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Tyranny': A government in which a single ruler (a tyrant) has absolute power, or this system of governmen…
1205	anluascach	Aidiacht
1206	anmhacnas	Ainmfhocal		lust, lasciviousness.
1207	anmhaidin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1208	anmhailís	Ainmfhocal
1209	anmhailís páistí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1210	anmhaith	Aidiacht	/ˈanˠˌwãiç/	very good.
1211	anmhórán	Ainmfhocal		huge amount; huge number.
1212	annaimhe	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		synonym of annamhacht (“rareness, infrequency”).
1213	annalach	Aidiacht
1214	annamhacht	Ainmfhocal		rareness, infrequency, rarity.
1215	annspianta	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1216	annúlacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1217	anocsacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anoxia': A condition in which a body tissue or an environment is severely or totally deprived of oxygen…
1218	anóideach	Aidiacht
1219	anóidigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1220	anoir aduaidh	Dobhriathar		from/out of the northeast.
1221	anoir aneas	Dobhriathar		from/out of the southeast.
1222	anoircheas	Ainmfhocal		unbecoming treatment.
1223	anóirthear	Dobhriathar	/əˈn̪ˠɔːɾˠhiːɾʲ/	day after tomorrow.
1224	anóiteach	Aidiacht		uncomfortable; miserable.
1225	anordúil	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Chaotic': A character having a chaotic alignment.
1226	anórthar	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht, Dobhriathar		(Dobhriathar).
1227	anrachán	Ainmfhocal		greedy, hungry, person.
1228	anrachtach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1229	anrachtán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1230	anraith cabáiste	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1231	anraith muisiriún	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1232	anraithí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1233	anrathach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1234	anróiteach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Inclement': Qualifie un temps ou un climat rigoureux.
1235	ansciath	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1236	anscoilt	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Chasm': A locality and provincial park in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Canada…
1237	anscuithe	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Immovable': Immovable objects or property, as land, buildings, etc.
1238	anshocair	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1239	ansmacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Oppression': The exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner.
1240	ansmachta	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of ansmacht.
1241	ansmachtaí	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		Equivalent to 'Bully': A person who is intentionally physically or emotionally cruel to others, especially to those whom…
1242	anstrólaí	Ainmfhocal		droll person, trickster.
1243	antaigin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Antigen': A substance that induces an immune response, usually foreign (nonself) but not always so.
1244	antalóp ceithre-adharcach	Ainmfhocal		four-horned antelope.
1245	antalóp saigeach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'saiga': Saiga tatarica, an antelope which inhabits a vast area between Kalmykia, Kazakhstan, southern Sib…
1246	antapódach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Antipodal': One of the cells at the chalazal pole of an embryo sac.
1247	Antartach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Antarctic.
1248	antlachán	Ainmfhocal
1249	antlásach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1250	antraicéin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Anthracene': A tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (an acene containing three fused rings) obtained from coal…
1251	antraicít	Ainmfhocal		anthracite.
1252	antraipeolaíocht chultúrtha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1253	antraipeolaíocht fhisiceach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1254	antraipeolaíocht shóisialta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1255	antrapa-	Frása		Equivalent to 'anthropo-': Forming words related to men or people.
1256	antrapach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'anthropic': Of or pertaining to mankind or humans, or the period of humanity's existence.
1257	antráthach	Aidiacht	/ˈan̪ˠt̪ˠɾaː(x)/	unholy, unreasonable.
1258	antuiscint	Ainmfhocal		lack of understanding, of sympathy.
1259	anua ísealchríche	Ainmfhocal		lowland anoa.
1260	anua sléibhe	Ainmfhocal		mountain anoa.
1261	anuabhar	Ainmfhocal		excess (of grief, of weeping).
1262	anuaill chaointe	Ainmfhocal		hysterical crying.
1263	anuaisle	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/strong genitive/dative plural.
1264	anuallach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1265	anuasana	Dobhriathar		above (in text).
1266	anullamh	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1267	anumhlacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1268	anuraidh	Dobhriathar	/əˈn̪ˠɪɾʲɪɟ/	Equivalent to 'Yesteryear': Past years; time gone by; yore.
1269	anurraim	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Disrespect': A lack of respect, esteem or courteous behaviour.
1270	aobhdhacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1271	aodh thochais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1272	aodhaire	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of aoire (“shepherd; pastor; (parliamentary) whip”).
1273	aoghaire	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of aoire (“shepherd; pastor; (parliamentary) whip”).
1274	aoi bainise	Ainmfhocal		wedding-goer, wedding guest.
1275	aoibheall	Ainmfhocal	/ˈiːvʲəl̪ˠ/	gambolling, gadding.
1276	aoibhill	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of aoibheall (“(act of) gambolling, gadding”).
1277	Aoibhinn	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈiːvʲɪɲ/	delightful, blissful.
1278	aoibhiúil	Aidiacht		pleasant, smiling.
1279	aoibhneas	Ainmfhocal	/ˈiːvʲnʲəsˠ/	bliss, delight.
1280	aoibhneasa	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aoibhneas.
1281	aoibhnis	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aoibhneas.
1282	aoidheach	Ainmfhocal		milch-cow.
1283	aoigheach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1284	aoigheacht	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of aíocht.
1285	aoil sceite	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of aol sceite (“slaked lime”).
1286	aoileach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈiːlʲəx/	dung, farmyard manure.
1287	aoileann	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1288	aoinfhear	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1289	aointeach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1290	aoiseanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1291	aol sceite	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'slaked lime': Calcium hydroxide, a soft white powder, produced by adding water to quicklime.
1292	aol teilgthe	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'slaked lime': Calcium hydroxide, a soft white powder, produced by adding water to quicklime.
1293	aolbhach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1294	aolbhrugh	Ainmfhocal		white mansion.
1295	aolchlais	Ainmfhocal
1296	aolchloch	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Limestone': An abundant rock of marine and freshwater sediments; primarily composed of calcite (CaCO₃); a…
1297	aolchneas	Ainmfhocal		fair skin.
1298	aolchorp	Ainmfhocal		white body.
1299	aolchrobh	Ainmfhocal		fair hand.
1300	aolchuisne	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Stalactite': A secondary mineral deposit of calcium carbonate or another mineral, in shapes similar to ic…
1301	aolfaidh	Briathar		future analytic of aol.
1302	aolgheal	Aidiacht		lime-white.
1303	aolmhach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1304	aoluisce	Ainmfhocal		limewater.
1305	aomthach	Aidiacht		attractive.
1306	aon déag	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/eːn̠ʲ dʲeːɡ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1307	aon duine	Forainm	/eːn̪ˠˈd̪ˠinʲə/	anyone (in questions and negative sentences).
1308	aon neach	Ainmfhocal, Forainm		(Ainmfhocal).
1309	aon scéal	Frása		Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see aon, scéal.
1310	aonachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'fury': A female personification of vengeance.
1311	aonad Angstrom	Ainmfhocal		angstrom, angstrom unit.
1312	aonad ceoil	Ainmfhocal		music centre.
1313	aonad cumhachta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1314	aonad dianchúraim	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1315	aonad fístaispeána	Ainmfhocal		visual display unit, VDU.
1316	aonad goir	Ainmfhocal		brood, brooder.
1317	aonad léacsach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'lexical item': A term (that is, a word or sequence of words) that acts as a unit of meaning, including wo…
1318	aonad leictreamaighnéadach	Ainmfhocal		electromagnetic unit.
1319	aonad mótair	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'motor unit': A neuron with its associated muscle fibres.
1320	aonad tomhais	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'unit of measure': Any standardized, reproducible unit that can be used to measure any physical property.
1321	aonad urláir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1322	aonadach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1323	aonadfhad	Ainmfhocal		unit length.
1324	aonaid cheoil	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
1325	aonaid léacsacha	Ainmfhocal		nominative plural of aonad léacsach.
1326	aonaid léacsaigh	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aonad léacsach.
1327	aonaighe	Ainmfhocal		archaic form of aontaí, plural of aonach (“fair”).
1328	aonaíoch	Aidiacht
1329	aonaiseach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1330	aonánach	Aidiacht		individual.
1331	aonarach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈeː(ə̯)n̪ˠ(ə)ɾˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1332	aonarachas	Ainmfhocal		singularity, solitude.
1333	aonaracht	Ainmfhocal		singularity, solitude.
1334	aonaránach	Aidiacht		alone, solitary.
1335	aonartha	Aidiacht		single, solitary, lone.
1336	aonarúil	Aidiacht		single, solitary, lone.
1337	aonathráid	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Univariate': A polynomial or function with only one variable.
1338	aonbhunata	Aidiacht		monobasic.
1339	aoncheoil	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aoncheol.
1340	aoncheol	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Unison': Identical pitch between two notes or sounds; the simultaneous playing of notes of identical pitc…
1341	aonchorda	Ainmfhocal		monochord.
1342	aondacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1343	aondachtaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1344	aondathach	Aidiacht		unicolored, monochromatic, monochrome.
1345	aondéadach	Aidiacht		monodentate, unidentate.
1346	aondeonach	Aidiacht		arbitrary (decision, etc.).
1347	aondiach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		monotheistic.
1348	aondiachas	Ainmfhocal		monotheism.
1349	aondumha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1350	aonfhoghar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'monophthong': A vowel (in the sense of a sound rather than a letter of the alphabet) that has the same so…
1351	aonfhónach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1352	aongheal	Aidiacht		all-bright.
1353	aonghnéach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1354	aonlárnach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'homocentric': Focused on human beings; anthropocentric.
1355	aonmhadh	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1356	aonmhódúil	Aidiacht
1357	aonocsaíd	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Monoxide': Any oxide containing a single oxygen atom in each molecule or formula unit.
1358	aonocsaíd charbóin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'carbon monoxide': A colorless, odorless, flammable, highly toxic gas.
1359	aonoighriú	Ainmfhocal		monoglaciation.
1360	aonphléacs	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Simplex': A generalization of a triangle or tetrahedron to an arbitrary dimension, the generalization bei…
1361	aonpholach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1362	aonracán	Ainmfhocal		synonym of aonarán (“single, solitary, person”).
1363	aonracht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1364	aonrachta	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of aonracht.
1365	aonraigh	Briathar		Equivalent to 'Isolate': Something that has been isolated.
1366	aonraonach	Aidiacht		single-track.
1367	aonréad veidhlín	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1368	aonréadach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1369	aonréadaí	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
1370	aonscoth	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'lesser celandine': A European perennial herb (Ficaria verna, formerly Ranunculus ficaria), having heart-s…
1371	aonseilbh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Collectivism': An economic system in which the means of production and distribution are owned and control…
1372	aonsonach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1373	aonsraithe	Aidiacht		single-layer.
1374	aonstádach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'homeostatic': Of or pertaining to homeostasis.
1375	aonstádas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Homeostasis': The ability of a system or living organism to adjust its internal environment to maintain a…
1376	aontachas	Ainmfhocal		oneness, unity.
1377	aontacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Unison': Identical pitch between two notes or sounds; the simultaneous playing of notes of identical pitc…
1378	aontachtaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Unionist': An advocate or supporter of unionism (in any sense).
1379	aontaigh	Briathar	/ˈeːn̪ˠt̪ˠɪɟ/	Equivalent to 'Unite': A British gold coin worth 20 shillings, first produced during the reign of King James I, and bear…
1380	aontaigh le	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1381	aontaighe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		obsolete spelling of aontaí.
1382	aontaíonn	Briathar		present indicative analytic of aontaigh.
1383	aontaíos	Briathar	/ˈeːn̪ˠt̪ˠiəsˠ/
1384	aontaithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		genitive singular of aontú.
1385	aontéamach	Aidiacht		monothematic.
1386	aonteasach	Aidiacht		homeothermic, warm-blooded.
1387	aontóidh	Briathar		future analytic of aontaigh.
1388	aontonach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1389	aontonacht	Ainmfhocal		monotonicity.
1390	aontreoch	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Unidirectional': A fabric in which the majority of fibers run in the same single direction.
1391	aontumha	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Celibacy': Abstaining from marriage; the state of being unmarried.
1392	aontumhach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Celibate': One who is not married, especially one who has taken a religious vow not to get married, usual…
1393	aonuaire	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'one-off': Something that is done, created, etc.
1394	aonúsáide	Aidiacht		single-use.
1395	aorachas	Ainmfhocal		satirizing, fault-finding; lampoonery.
1396	aorta droma	Ainmfhocal		dorsal aorta.
1397	aorta tairr	Ainmfhocal		ventral aorta.
1398	aorta tóracsach	Ainmfhocal		thoracic aorta.
1399	aortaigh	Aidiacht		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
1400	aorthann	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1401	aorthóir	Ainmfhocal		satirist, lampooner.
1402	aos sí	Ainmfhocal		fairy folk, fairies.
1403	aosáideach	Aidiacht
1404	aosaithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		genitive singular of aosú.
1405	aosánach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Youth': The quality or state of being young.
1406	aosánaigh	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
1407	aosántacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Youthfulness': The vitality characteristic of youth.
1408	aostacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'old age': The latter part of life, when one is an older adult; especially, the years from age 65 onward.
1409	aothaigh	Briathar		pass crisis (in sickness).
1410	apacarpach	Aidiacht		apocarpous.
1411	apacrafa	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Apocrypha': That group of works which formed part of the Septuagint, but not of the Hebrew canon recogniz…
1412	apacrafúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1413	apagamacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'apogamy': Asexual reproduction of a fully formed plant directly from a bud.
1414	apaipléis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Apoplexy': Unconsciousness or incapacity resulting from a cerebral hemorrhage or stroke.
1415	apalacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Apology': An expression of remorse or regret for having said or done something that harmed another: an in…
1416	apastróf	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Apostrophe': An arrangement of chlorophyll grains perpendicular to the outer surface of plant cells, as o…
1417	aplanaspór	Ainmfhocal		aplanospore.
1418	ar aba	Réamhfhocal		on account of.
1419	ar adhastar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1420	ar aghaidh	Dobhriathar, Réamhfhocal	/ɛɾʲ ˈəiɟ/	in front of, opposite, facing.
1421	ar ais	Dobhriathar	/eɾʲˈaʃ/	back (to or in a previous condition or place).
1422	ar amharc	Ainmfhocal
1423	ar anchaoi	Ainmfhocal		in a bad way, plight.
1424	ar aoi	Réamhfhocal		in regard to, on account of.
1425	ar athamhachnamh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1426	ar athmhachnamh	Ainmfhocal	/ɛɾʲ aˈvˠɑxn̪ˠəvˠ/	on reflection.
1427	ar ball	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲ bˠaul̪ˠ/	in a while, presently, by and by.
1428	ar bharr	Réamhfhocal	/eɾʲˈvˠɑːɾˠ/	on top of, atop.
1429	ar bhéala	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1430	ar bís	Ainmfhocal	/əɾˠˈbʲiːʃ/	in a state of suspense, on tenterhooks.
1431	ar bith	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar, Alt	/eɾʲˈbʲi(h)/	(Ainmfhocal).
1432	ar bogmheisce	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1433	ar bórd	Dobhriathar	/eɾʲ ˈbˠəuɾˠd̪ˠ/	superseded spelling of ar bord.
1434	ar buile	Ainmfhocal	/ˈeɾʲˈbˠi.lʲə/	mad, furious, on the warpath.
1435	ar bun	Aidiacht	/ɛɾʲ ˈbˠʊnˠ/	going on, happening, afoot, in progress, underway.
1436	ar bustard	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1437	ar ceal	Frása		null (having no validity).
1438	ar ceann	Réamhfhocal		before, against the coming of.
1439	ar chúl	Réamhfhocal		behind, in back of.
1440	ar chúla	Réamhfhocal		(Réamhfhocal).
1441	ar chuma	Ainmfhocal, Réamhfhocal, Frása	/eɾʲˈxumˠə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1442	ar chuntar	Frása	/eɾʲ ˈxu(ː)n̪ˠt̪ˠəɾˠ/	on condition.
1443	ar comhais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1444	ar cuaird	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲ ˈkuəɾˠdʲ/	Munster form of ar cuairt.
1445	ar cuairt	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲˈkuəɾˠtʲ/	to visit, visiting (with chun or chuig after verbs of motion; with ag without motion).
1446	ar deic	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1447	ar deighilt	Ainmfhocal	/ɛɾʲˈdʲəilʲtʲ/	in a separate place, separate.
1448	ar deireadh	Frása	/eɾˠ ˈdʲeɾʲə/	last (in placement, of space or time), ultimate.
1449	ar dtúis	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾˠˈd̪ˠuːʃ/	Munster form of ar dtús (“at first”).
1450	ar dtús	Dobhriathar	/əɾˠˈd̪ˠuːsˠ/	Equivalent to 'first': The person or thing in the first position.
1451	ar eagla	Réamhfhocal		Equivalent to 'for fear of': In order to attempt to prevent the risk of (a particular incident or event occurring).
1452	ar éigean	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1453	ar éis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1454	ar eite	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1455	ar eitilt	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1456	ar fad	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲ ˈfˠɑd̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1457	ar fáil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ɛɾʲˈfˠɑːlʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1458	ar feadh	Ainmfhocal, Réamhfhocal	/eɾʲˈfʲaɡ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1459	ar fhaitíos	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1460	ar fud	Ainmfhocal, Réamhfhocal	/əɾʲ ˈfˠɞd̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1461	ar gcúl	Dobhriathar	/eɾʲˈɡuːl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'behind': after, following, in the wake of.
1462	ar hob	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1463	ar iarraidh	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Missing': It says of the people of which does not know where find and neither if they continue with li…
1464	ar insí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1465	ar íochtar	Frása		underneath, beneath, below.
1466	ar leathshúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1467	ar leith	Aidiacht, Dobhriathar	/eɾʲˈl̠ʲeh/	apart, separately.
1468	ar leithead	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲˈl̠ʲeːd̪ˠ/	wide, in width (with units of measurement).
1469	ar leithligh	Frása	/ɛɾʲˈlʲehəɾʲɪɟ/(corresponding to the forms ar leithridh/ar leithrigh)~ /ɛɾʲˈlʲehəlʲɪɟ/	apart, aside, by oneself.
1470	ar lóistín	Dobhriathar		lodging (as present participle); in lodgings.
1471	ar luail	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1472	ar luascadh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1473	ar maidin	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/eɾʲ ˈmˠadʲənʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1474	ar maos	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1475	ar meisce	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1476	ar mhéad	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1477	ar mhodh	Réamhfhocal		after the manner of, like, similarly to.
1478	ar n-ais	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲˈn̪ˠaʃ/	Munster form of ar ais (“back”).
1479	ar ndóiche	Dobhriathar	/[ɛɾʲˈn̪ˠoːçə]/	Ulster form of ar ndóigh.
1480	ar ndóigh	Dobhriathar	/ɛɾʲˈn̪ˠoː/	Equivalent to 'Of course': Without doubts, uses to assent or confirm.
1481	ar nós	Réamhfhocal	/əɾˠˈn̪ˠõːsˠ/	à la, in the style or manner of, like.
1482	ar oscailt	Ainmfhocal, Frása	/[ɛɾʲ ˈɔsˠkɪlʲtʲ]/	(Ainmfhocal).
1483	ar paráid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1484	ar pháipéar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'in writing': By means of a written message, as opposed to orally or through other means.
1485	ar scáth	Réamhfhocal	/ɛɾʲˈsˠkɑːh/	shaded from, sheltered from.
1486	ar seachrán	Ainmfhocal	/əɾˠˈʃaxɾˠanˠ/	astray, adrift.
1487	ar shiúl	Ainmfhocal	/eɾʲˈçuːlˠ/	Equivalent to 'gone': Alternative spelling of gon /gon': clipping of gonna or going to.
1488	ar shladmhargadh	Dobhriathar		on sale (available for purchase at reduced prices).
1489	ar siúl	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ɛɾʲ ˈʃuːlˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1490	ar socar	Dobhriathar		at rest, at a standstill.
1491	ar son	Réamhfhocal	/ɛɾʲˈsˠɔnˠ/	on behalf of (speaking or acting for).
1492	ar thaobh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1493	ar tí	Ainmfhocal, Réamhfhocal	/ɛɾʲˈtʲiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1494	Arabacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of Arabach (“Arabic, Arabian, Arab”).
1495	araicnid	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Arachnid': Any of the eight-legged creatures, including spiders, mites, and scorpions, of the class Arach…
1496	araíocht	Ainmfhocal		fitness, strength.
1497	araíonach	Aidiacht		restrained.
1498	araíonacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of araíonach.
1499	araíonacht	Ainmfhocal		restraint, discipline.
1500	araltach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1501	arán baile	Ainmfhocal		homebaked, homemade bread.
1502	arán bán	Ainmfhocal		white bread; baker's bread.
1503	arán buí	Ainmfhocal		cornbread (bread containing a mixture of Indian meal).
1504	arán caiscín	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1505	arán coirce	Ainmfhocal		oatbread, oatcake.
1506	arán cruithneachta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1507	arán cuiríní	Ainmfhocal		currant-bread.
1508	arán donn	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'brown bread': Any bread with a brown colour as contrasted with white, off-white, or other colours.
1509	arán geal	Ainmfhocal		brown bread.
1510	arán glas	Ainmfhocal		wall pennywort, Umbilicus rupestris.
1511	arán gridille	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Griddlecake': Any of various forms of small pancake made from a spoonful of batter cooked on a griddle.
1512	arán plúir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1513	arán prátaí	Ainmfhocal		potato bread, potato cake.
1514	arán rísíní	Ainmfhocal		raisin bread.
1515	arán rua	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'brown bread': Any bread with a brown colour as contrasted with white, off-white, or other colours.
1516	arán sinséir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Gingerbread': A type of cake whose main flavoring is ginger.
1517	arán stálaithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1518	arán úr	Ainmfhocal		new bread.
1519	Árannach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈɑːɾˠən̪ˠəx/	belonging or pertaining to Aran.
1520	arasaipil	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'erysipelas': An acute, sometimes recurrent febrile disease caused by infection of a hemolytic streptococc…
1521	arasbarr	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1522	arbhar Indiach	Ainmfhocal		maize, corn (Zea mays).
1523	arcachán	Ainmfhocal		synonym of arc (“piglet; diminutive animal or person”).
1524	arcáin talún	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular.
1525	arcán talún	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'anteater': Any of several animals of South and Central America, in the suborder Vermilingua, which are no…
1526	archeana	Dobhriathar		besides; in general; as well.
1527	arclampa	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'arc lamp': An electric arc arranged so as to produce useful light.
1528	ard-aire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Overlord': A feudal lord directly owed rent or personal service by a tenant of subinfeudated land, a tena…
1529	ard-deoise	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Archdiocese': A group of dioceses administered by an archbishop.
1530	ard-diúc	Ainmfhocal		archduke, grand duke.
1531	ardaidhm	Ainmfhocal		aspiration, (high) ambition.
1532	ardaingeal	Ainmfhocal	/ˌɑːɾˠdˠˈæɲɟəlˠ/	Equivalent to 'Archangel': A powerful angel that leads many other angels, but is still loyal to a deity, and often seen…
1533	ardainmhí	Ainmfhocal		higher animal.
1534	ardaíocht	Ainmfhocal		uppishness.
1535	ardánacht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1536	ardathair	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Patriarch': The highest form of bishop, in the ancient world having authority over other bishops in the p…
1537	ardbhaile	Ainmfhocal		chief town, centre.
1538	ardbholg	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Potbelly': A large, protruding, or swollen abdomen; a paunch.
1539	ardbhrú fola	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1540	ardcheann	Ainmfhocal		arch-leader; flighty, frivolous, person.
1541	ardchéim	Ainmfhocal		high rank, dignity, eminence, grandeur.
1542	ardchinn	Ainmfhocal		vocative singular of ardcheann.
1543	ardchíos	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'tribute': An acknowledgment of gratitude, respect or admiration; an accompanying gift.
1544	ardchlár	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑːɾˠd̪ˠˌxl̪ˠɑːɾˠ/	Equivalent to 'Tableland': A relatively flat region of elevated terrain, particularly in reference to surrounding terrai…
1545	ardchostas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1546	ardchríoch	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Highland': A council area in north-west Scotland, one of 32 created in 1996.
1547	ardchros	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'high cross': a large free-standing Celtic cross made of stone and often richly decorated.
1548	ardchúirt	Ainmfhocal		high court, supreme court.
1549	ardchultúr	Ainmfhocal		high culture.
1550	ardéacht	Ainmfhocal		great deed.
1551	ardeaglais	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'cathedral': The principal church serving as the office (and some as place of residence) of an archdiocese…
1552	ardeaspag	Ainmfhocal	/ˌɑːɾˠd̪ˠˈæsˠpˠəɡ/	Equivalent to 'archbishop': A senior bishop who is in charge of an archdiocese, and presides over a group of dioceses ca…
1553	ardéirim	Ainmfhocal		genius (intellectual talent).
1554	ardfhear	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑːɾˠd̪ˠˌaɾˠ/	excellent man.
1555	ardfhlaith	Ainmfhocal		principal chieftain, suzerain; prince.
1556	ardfholús	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'high vacuum': A vacuum having a pressure less than about a hundred millipascals.
1557	ardfhuil	Ainmfhocal		noble blood.
1558	ardghléine	Ainmfhocal		high definition.
1559	ardimrim	Ainmfhocal
1560	ardíomhá	Ainmfhocal		high profile.
1561	ardiomrá	Ainmfhocal		high profile.
1562	ardléann	Ainmfhocal		advanced studies.
1563	ardmhaor	Ainmfhocal		chief steward.
1564	ardmháta	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'first mate': An officer on a merchant ship next in rank to the captain and responsible to the captain for…
1565	ardmheán lae	Ainmfhocal		high noon.
1566	ardmheas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'esteem': Assessment, estimation, or regard; especially; favourable estimation or regard.
1567	ardmhian	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Aspiration': The act of aspiring or ardently desiring; an ardent wish or desire, chiefly after what is el…
1568	ardmholadh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Commendation': The act of commending; praise; favorable representation in words; recommendation.
1569	ardnósach	Aidiacht		grand, pompous; formal.
1570	ardoifig	Ainmfhocal		headquarters, head office (center of an organization's operations or administration).
1571	ardoifige	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of ardoifig.
1572	ardoifigí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1573	ardríocht	Ainmfhocal		high kingship.
1574	ardsagart	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'high priest': A clergyman with a higher function than a normal priest.
1575	ardsaothar	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'magnum opus': A great or important work of literature, music or art, a masterpiece.
1576	ardscoil	Ainmfhocal	/ˈɑːɾˠd̪ˠsˠkɞlʲ/	high school, secondary school.
1577	ardtalamh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Upland': The area in the interior of a country with a generally higher elevation.
1578	ardtiarna	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Overlord': A feudal lord directly owed rent or personal service by a tenant of subinfeudated land, a tena…
1579	ardtiarnas	Ainmfhocal		overlordship, suzerainty.
1580	ardtréas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'high treason': Criminal disloyalty to one's country or a sovereign.
1581	ardú céime	Ainmfhocal		promotion (advancement in position).
1582	ardualach	Ainmfhocal		load hoisted on back.
1583	arduallach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'vain': Overly proud of oneself, especially concerning appearance; having a high opinion of one's own acco…
1584	argaimint	Ainmfhocal
1585	argaineach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1586	argainín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Arginine': An amino acid found in animal foods that plays an important role in several physiological proc…
1587	argaintít	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'argentite': Silver sulfide (chemical formula Ag₂S), a primary ore of silver, in cubic or hexoctahedral cr…
1588	arganach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Destructive': Féminin singulier de destructif.
1589	arganáis	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'arginase': An enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of arginine to form urea and ornithine.
1590	argóintí	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		feminine genitive singular.
1591	argónaithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1592	argónann	Briathar		present indicative analytic of argóin (“argue”).
1593	argthóir	Ainmfhocal		destroyer, plunderer.
1594	armacach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'tender': Anything which is offered, proffered, put forth or bid with the expectation of a response, answe…
1595	armacúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1596	armadailín	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Armadillo': Any of the burrowing mammals covered with bony, jointed, protective plates, families Dasypodi…
1597	armadailín earrnocht	Ainmfhocal		naked-tailed armadillo.
1598	armadailín guaireach	Ainmfhocal		hairy armadillo (Chaetophractus spp. and Dasypus pilosus).
1599	armadóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Armorer': A manufacturer of weapons, especially of guns.
1600	Armarcach	Aidiacht		Armorican.
1601	armhairt amleata	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1602	armónach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Harmonica': A musical wind instrument with a series of holes for the player to blow into, each hole produ…
1603	armónaic	Ainmfhocal		harmonics.
1604	armónaigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		harmonize.
1605	armónaithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of armónú.
1606	armúr colainne	Ainmfhocal		body armour, suit of armour.
1607	armúr plátáilte	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1608	armúrtha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1609	arna mhárach	Dobhriathar		the next day, the following day.
1610	arrachtas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Grotesqueness': The characteristic or quality of being grotesque.
1611	arsanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1612	arsanaic	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Arsenic': A toxic grey brittle nonmetallic chemical element (symbol As) with an atomic number of 33.
1613	arsanúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1614	artaire caratach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1615	artaire corónach	Ainmfhocal		coronary artery.
1616	artaire eireabaill	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1617	artaire scamhógach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'pulmonary artery': The artery that connects the right ventricle of the heart to the lungs.
1618	artaireach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1619	artrapaite	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'arthropathy': Any of several diseases of a joint.
1620	Artúrach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1621	arú amáireach	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/ˈaɾˠuː ˈmˠɑːɾʲəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1622	arú amárach	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/əɾˠuːˈmˠɑːɾˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1623	arú anuraidh	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1624	arú aréir	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1625	arú inné	Ainmfhocal, Dobhriathar	/ahɾˠuːˈn̠ʲeː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1626	arúlacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'arability': The capacity for land to produce or support vegetation.
1627	as amharc	Ainmfhocal		out of sight.
1628	as baile	Dobhriathar	/æsˠˈbˠalə/	away from home.
1629	as cuimse	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1630	as diaidh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1631	as éadan	Dobhriathar		one by one; in rapid succession, indiscriminately; entirely, all, all together.
1632	as féin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1633	as fócas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1634	as giúmar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1635	as láthair	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1636	as measc	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1637	as ucht	Réamhfhocal	/æsˠ ˈoxt̪ˠ/	for the sake of, on account of, on behalf of, in return for.
1638	asáitigh	Briathar
1639	asanálaigh	Briathar
1640	ascacarp	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1641	ascaill rámha	Ainmfhocal		second oarsman (on two-man oar).
1642	ascaille	Ainmfhocal	/ˈasˠkəl̠ʲə/	genitive singular of ascaill (“armpit”).
1643	ascaspór	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1644	ascnaíonn	Briathar		present indicative analytic of ascain.
1645	asfalt rollta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1646	asóruaim	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'azo dye': Any of a large number of mostly yellow to red synthetic dyes that contain an azo or diimide (-N…
1647	aspalach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1648	aspalacht	Ainmfhocal		apostleship, apostolate.
1649	aspalóid	Ainmfhocal		absolution.
1650	asparagas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Asparagus': Any of various perennial plants of the genus Asparagus having leaflike stems, scalelike leave…
1651	astaíocht	Ainmfhocal		emittance.
1652	astaithe	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of astú.
1653	astar síneach	Ainmfhocal		China aster (Callistephus chinensis).
1654	astragal	Ainmfhocal
1655	Astrálach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Australian.
1656	astralaí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Astrologer': One who studies or practices astrology.
1657	astúchán	Ainmfhocal
1658	astuithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1659	asúiteán	Ainmfhocal		adsorbate (a substance that has been adsorbed).
1660	at-chídís	Briathar
1661	at-chlos	Briathar		perfect autonomous of cluin.
1662	atáirgeach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Reproductive': A reproductive organism (especially such as in an insect).
1663	atáirgeadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		verbal noun of atáirg.
1664	atarraing	Briathar
1665	atáthaigh	Briathar
1666	atáthaoi	Briathar
1667	atha fhada	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1668	athabláil	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Rehash': Something reworked, or made up from old materials.
1669	athachtú	Ainmfhocal		re-enactment (the act of enacting again).
1670	athadhain	Briathar
1671	athadhlaic	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1672	athaimsigh	Briathar		rediscover.
1673	athaimsiú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of athaimsigh.
1674	athainne	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1675	athair altrama	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'foster father': A male adult who cares for a child who has been placed in foster care.
1676	athair céile	Ainmfhocal		father-in-law.
1677	athair clainne	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1678	athair críonna	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'grandfather': The archived older version of a file that immediately preceded the father file.
1679	athair faoistine	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Confessor': One who confesses faith in Christianity in the face of persecution, but who is not martyred.
1680	athair mór	Ainmfhocal		grandfather.
1681	athair muintire	Ainmfhocal		the father of a family.
1682	athair teaghlaigh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1683	athair thalún	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1684	athairiúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1685	athaiseach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1686	athaisigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
1687	athaithne	Ainmfhocal		renewal of acquaintance.
1688	atharúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1689	áthasach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Glad': A diminutive of the female given name Gladys.
1690	áthastúil	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1691	áthasúil	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		(Ainmfhocal).
1692	athbhaois	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1693	athbheochan chardascamhógach	Ainmfhocal		cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
1694	athbhliain	Ainmfhocal		coming, following year, new year.
1695	athbhliana	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of athbhliain.
1696	athbhreithnithe piaraí	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of athbhreithniú piaraí.
1697	athbhreithniú piaraí	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'peer review': The scholarly process whereby manuscripts intended to be published in an academic journal a…
1698	athbhris	Briathar		ag athbhriseadh amach (“recrudescing”) (of sore).
1699	athchaora	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ewe': The Niger-Congo language, belonging to the Gbe family, spoken by these people.
1700	athchogain	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1701	athchuinge	Ainmfhocal	/ˈaxɪɲə/	Ulster form of achainí.
1702	athdháir	Ainmfhocal		recurrent heat in cattle.
1703	atheagar	Ainmfhocal		rearrangement; reorganization.
1704	atheagrú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of atheagraigh.
1705	athfhill	Briathar		recur; (mathematics, of decimals) circulate.
1706	athfhillte	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Briathar).
1707	athfhóisc	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ewe': The Niger-Congo language, belonging to the Gbe family, spoken by these people.
1708	athiompú	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1709	athlaoch	Ainmfhocal		old warrior.
1710	athlaochra	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1711	athlaoich	Ainmfhocal		vocative/genitive singular of athlaoch (“old warrior”).
1712	athlasadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		verbal noun of athlas (“relight; inflame”).
1713	athlasta	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
1714	athlastach	Aidiacht		inflammatory.
1715	athleádóir	Ainmfhocal
1716	athleagadh	Ainmfhocal	/ˈælʲɨɡu(ː)/
1717	athleasú	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1718	athmhagadh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Mimicry': An act or ability to simulate or effect the appearance, characteristics, or behavior of someone…
1719	athmhaidin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1720	athmhúscailt anála	Ainmfhocal		artificial respiration (manual or mechanical forcing of air into the lungs of a person who is not breathing in order to…
1721	athneartú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of athneartaigh.
1722	athnuachan	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of athnuaigh.
1723	athnuaigh	Briathar		renew, renovate; rejuvenate.
1724	athobair	Ainmfhocal		repetition of work.
1725	athordaigh	Briathar		re-order, order again.
1726	athoscail	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1727	athphort	Ainmfhocal
1728	athphósadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		second marriage, remarriage.
1729	athphreab	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		Equivalent to 'Rebound': The recoil of an object bouncing off another.
1730	athraigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈaːhəɾˠɪɟ/	change, alter.
1731	athraíonn	Briathar		present indicative analytic of athraigh.
1732	athraithe	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈahɾˠɪhə/	genitive singular of athrú.
1733	athraonach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1734	athraonadh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1735	athréire	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of athriar.
1736	athróidh	Briathar	/ˈɑɾˠoː/	future analytic of athraigh.
1737	athruithe	Ainmfhocal	/[ˈahɾˠɪhə]/	(Ainmfhocal).
1738	athshlánú canálacha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1739	athshondas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Resonance': The quality of being resonant.
1740	atíolacadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		verbal noun of atíolaic (“rebestow”).
1741	atíolacas	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		reconveyance.
1742	atíolaic	Briathar
1743	Atlantach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Atlantic': A branch of the Niger-Congo languages spoken along the Atlantic coast in West Africa.
1744	atmaisféar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1745	atonúlacht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'atonality': A style of music that is written without a key.
1746	atreisiú éistitheach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1747	atúirnéir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1748	atuirseach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈaˌt̪ˠʊɾˠʃəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1749	b'éigean	Frása	/ˈbʲeːɟənˠ/	past/conditional of is éigean.
1750	b'éigint	Frása	/ˈbʲeːɟɪn̠ʲtʲ/	past/conditional of is éigint.
1751	b'fhearr	Briathar	/bʲɑːɾˠ/	past/conditional of is fearr.
1752	b'fhéidir	Dobhriathar, Frása	/ˈbʲeːdʲəɾʲ/	past/conditional of is féidir.
1753	b’fhéidir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1754	ba dhóigh	Briathar		past/conditional of is dóigh.
1755	bá lastála	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'loading dock': An area where goods are loaded and unloaded into and out of vehicles.
1756	bá lódála	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'loading dock': An area where goods are loaded and unloaded into and out of vehicles.
1757	babarúsa	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'babirusa': Any mammal in the genus Babyrousa in the pig family Suidae, in which the upper tusk grows upwa…
1758	babarúsa Bola-Batúch	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1759	babarúsa Buru	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Buru babirusa': Babyrousa babyrussa, a pig-like animal native to Buru and the Sula Islands in Indonesia.
1760	babarúsa Malenge	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1761	babhla puins	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1762	babhta ceannais	Ainmfhocal		final, championship (game).
1763	babhta dornála	Ainmfhocal		bout, round, of boxing.
1764	babhta leathcheannais	Ainmfhocal		semifinal (game).
1765	Bablónach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Babylonian': A later form of the Akkadian language spoken in Babylonia from 1950 BCE to 100 CE.
1766	bacachas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Beggary': The state of a beggar; indigence, extreme poverty.
1767	bacadaíl	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1768	bácáilte	Briathar, Aidiacht		(Briathar).
1769	bacán bán	Ainmfhocal		white water-lily (Nymphaea alba).
1770	bacán hata	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1771	bacánach	Aidiacht		crooked, hinged.
1772	bacfaidh	Briathar		future analytic of bac.
1773	bachaille	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of bachall (“shepherd's crook; crozier; ringlet (of hair); tramp; hooked nose”).
1774	bachallach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈbˠɑhəl̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1775	bachallóg	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1776	bacharán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1777	bachlach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht	/ˈbˠɑhəl̪ˠəx/	(Aidiacht).
1778	bachlachus	Ainmfhocal		obsolete spelling of bathlachas (“loutishness”).
1779	bachlaigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar, Aidiacht		to bud (form buds).
1780	bachlóg Bhruiséile	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Brussels sprout': The green vegetable Brassica oleracea var.
1781	bachlógach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1782	bád aeir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1783	bád canála	Ainmfhocal		canal boat.
1784	bád dóiteáin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1785	bád guail	Ainmfhocal		collier (boat), coal barge.
1786	bád iascaigh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1787	bád iascaireachta	Ainmfhocal		fishing boat.
1788	bád rotha	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'paddleboat': A boat propelled by a paddle wheel.
1789	badánach	Aidiacht
1790	badhbh ghríofa	Ainmfhocal		griffon vulture, Gyps fulvus.
1791	badmantan	Ainmfhocal		badminton.
1792	bádóiríbh	Ainmfhocal		dative plural of bádóir.
1793	bádóiridhe	Ainmfhocal		superseded spelling of bádóirí: plural of bádóir.
1794	bagair gríosach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1795	bagáiste	Ainmfhocal	/bˠəˈɡɑːʃtʲə/	Equivalent to 'luggage': The bags and other containers that hold a traveller's belongings.
1796	bagar folamh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1797	bagraíonn	Briathar		present indicative analytic of bagair (“brandish; beckon; threaten; drive”).
1798	bagróidh	Briathar		analytic future of bagair (“threaten”).
1799	Bahámaíoch	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Bahamian': A person from the Bahamas or of Bahamian descent.
1800	báicéara	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of báicéir (“baker”).
1801	báicéirí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1802	baictéara-	Frása		bacterio-.
1803	baictriach	Aidiacht
1804	baidhbhe	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of badhbh (“hooded crow”).
1805	baile bardais	Ainmfhocal		municipality (place).
1806	baile beag	Ainmfhocal		village, small town.
1807	baile contae	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'county town': The administrative town of a county in Ireland or the United Kingdom.
1808	baile margaidh	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'market town': A town that has a traditional right to hold a regular market.
1809	baile mhóir	Ainmfhocal	/ˌbˠalʲə ˈvˠoːɾʲ/	vocative/genitive singular of baile mór.
1810	baile mór	Ainmfhocal	/ˌbˠalʲə ˈmˠoːɾˠ/	Equivalent to 'town': A settlement; an area with residential districts, shops and amenities, and its own local governmen…
1811	baileach	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'exact': Precisely agreeing with a standard, a fact, or the truth; perfectly conforming; neither exceeding…
1812	baileachas	Ainmfhocal		frugality, thriftiness.
1813	bailéanna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1814	baileoidh	Briathar		analytic future of bailigh.
1815	bailíocht	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'validity': The state of being valid, authentic or genuine.
1816	bailíodh	Briathar
1817	bailíonn	Briathar		analytic present indicative of bailigh.
1818	bailithe	Briathar	/ˈbˠaliː/	(Briathar).
1819	bailiú fiach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1820	bailiúchán	Ainmfhocal	/bˠaˈlʲuːxɑːn̪ˠ/	collection (set of items; multiple related objects; gathering of money).
1821	baill ghiniúna	Ainmfhocal		genitals, reproductive organs.
1822	baill inmheánacha	Ainmfhocal		nominative/dative plural of ball inmheánach.
1823	báillíocht	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1824	bailmheas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1825	bailte móra	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1826	Bailteach	Aidiacht		(Aidiacht).
1827	bailteacha	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠal̠ʲtʲəxiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1828	bailteacha móra	Ainmfhocal		Cois Fharraige form of bailte móra.
1829	bailtíocha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1830	bain amach	Briathar		to achieve (carry out successfully, accomplish).
1831	bain as	Briathar		to take from, get from, to get out of.
1832	bain de	Briathar		to take away from, deprive of.
1833	bain do	Briathar		to touch, interfere with.
1834	bain feidhm	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1835	bain le	Briathar		to touch, interfere with.
1836	bain úsáid	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1837	baincéir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Banker': One who conducts the business of banking; one who, individually, or as a member of a company, ke…
1838	baineadh	Briathar	/ˈbˠɪnʲəɡ/
1839	baineanda	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1840	baineann	Briathar, Aidiacht	/ˈbˠinʲən̪ˠ/	effeminate.
1841	baineanna	Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of baineann (“female; feminine; effeminate”).
1842	bainfidh	Briathar	/ˈbˠinʲhə/	analytic future of bain.
1843	báinín tíre	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1844	baininne	Aidiacht		genitive singular feminine.
1845	baininscne	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'feminine': Of or pertaining to the female gender.
1846	bainirseach róin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1847	bainis bhaiste	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1848	bainistigh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		(Ainmfhocal).
1849	bainistíocht dialainne	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1850	bainistiú	Ainmfhocal		verbal noun of bainistigh.
1851	bainne ailse	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1852	bainne bán	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1853	bainne bearrtha	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1854	bainne bó	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1855	bainne bolgaí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1856	bainne briste	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1857	bainne buí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1858	bainne caoin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1859	bainne caorach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1860	bainne cíche	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'breast milk': Milk produced by human mammary glands.
1861	bainne clog	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1862	bainne gabhair	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1863	bainne géar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1864	bainne lom	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1865	bainne milis	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1866	bainne muice	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1867	bainne righin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1868	bainniúil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1869	báinseach	Ainmfhocal		green, sward, greensward, lawn.
1870	báinseacha	Ainmfhocal		nominative/vocative/dative plural of báinseach (“green, sward, lawn”).
1871	bainseóí	Ainmfhocal
1872	bainseoir	Ainmfhocal
1873	bainteoir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1874	baintreach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠainʲtʲ(ə)ɾʲəx/
1875	baintreach dhuair	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1876	baintreach dhubh	Ainmfhocal		black widow (spider).
1877	baintreach fir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Widower': A man whose spouse has died (and who has not remarried); a man in relation to his late spouse…
1878	baintreach mná	Ainmfhocal		synonym of baintreach (“widow”).
1879	bairbéad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'barbet': Any of numerous arboreal birds of the families Capitonidae, Lybiidae, and Megalaimidae, within t…
1880	bairbéal	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Apron': An article of clothing worn over the front of the torso and/or legs for protection from spills; a…
1881	bairdéir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Warder': A truncheon or staff carried by a king or commander, used to signal commands.
1882	Bairéanach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Bahraini': A person from Bahrain or of Bahraini descent.
1883	báireoir	Ainmfhocal		player; hurler; goalie.
1884	bairille	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠæɾʲəl̠ʲə/	barrel (container; metallic tube from which a projectile is discharged; unit of measure).
1885	bairín bhric	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of bairín breac (“barmbrack”).
1886	bairín breac	Ainmfhocal		barmbrack.
1887	bairíní breaca	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1888	bairneach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑːɾˠhnʲəx/	common limpet, Patella vulgaris.
1889	bairneach mín	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1890	bairnéad	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Baronet': The bearer of a hereditary title, below a peerage and senior to most knighthoods.
1891	bairnigh	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑːɾˠn̠ʲɪɟ/	vocative/genitive singular.
1892	báirse canála	Ainmfhocal		canal barge.
1893	báirseach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠaːɾˠʃəx/	scolding woman, shrew.
1894	baiséadach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'basset hound': A shortlegged breed of dog of the hound family.
1895	baisidea-	Frása		broad form of baisidi- (“basidi(o)-”).
1896	baisidi-	Frása
1897	báisín níocháin	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Washbasin': A basin used for washing, (now) particularly a permanently installed sink, fitted with a wate…
1898	báisteach	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑːʃtʲəx/	rain (condensed water from a cloud); rainfall.
1899	báisteach aigéadach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1900	baisteadh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar	/ˈbˠaʃtʲəɡ/	christening celebration, party.
1901	baistidh	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		genitive singular of baisteadh.
1902	báistigh	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑːʃtʲɪɟ/	dative singular of báisteach.
1903	báistiúil	Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'rainy': Pouring with rain; wet; showery.
1904	baitheas	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1905	baithise	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of baithis.
1906	balaistíocht inmheánach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1907	balaistíocht sheachtrach	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1908	balbháin	Ainmfhocal		vocative singular of balbhán (“dumb person; silent person; stammerer; dummy”).
1909	balbháin bhéice	Ainmfhocal		vocative singular of balbhán béice.
1910	balbhán béice	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1911	balcaire	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑl̪ˠkəɾʲə/	strong, stout, sturdy person or animal.
1912	Balcánach	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		Equivalent to 'Balkan': The Balkans.
1913	Balcánacha	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of Balcánach (“Balkan”).
1914	balcánta	Aidiacht		strong, stocky.
1915	balcóine	Ainmfhocal		genitive singular of balcóin (“balcony”).
1916	balcóiní	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1917	bálghúna	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1918	ball airtléire	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1919	ball broinne	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Birthmark': A mark on the skin formed before birth.
1920	ball d'acadamh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1921	ball fo-éadaigh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1922	ball inmheánach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'internal organ': An organ, such as the heart or colon, that is entirely within the confines of the body.
1923	ball ionannais	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1924	ball marbh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1925	ball séire	Ainmfhocal	/ˌbˠæl̠ʲˈʃeːɾʲə/	laughing stock, awkward person who gets teased or mocked.
1926	ball trasna	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'crossmember': A transverse structural support.
1927	balla adóibe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1928	balla beag	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1929	balla brící	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1930	balla cloiche	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1931	balla fód	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1932	balla fuar	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1933	balla istigh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1934	balla mór	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1935	balla taca	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1936	ballachlár	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Drywall': A building material comprising a sheet of gypsum sandwiched between two pieces of heavy paper…
1937	ballánach	Aidiacht		tiny-speckled.
1938	ballnasc	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Ligament': A band of strong tissue that connects bones to other bones.
1939	ballstát	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'member state': A sovereign state which is a member of an international organisation or some kind of confe…
1940	balsamach	Aidiacht	/ˈbˠalˠsˠəmˠəx/
1941	balsamaigh	Briathar, Aidiacht		to embalm.
1942	balsamóir	Ainmfhocal, Briathar		Equivalent to 'Embalmer': One who embalms a corpse; a practitioner of mortuary science.
1943	bambairne	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑumˠbˠəɾˠnʲə/	someone in a mess, in an awkward position.
1944	ban-naomh	Ainmfhocal		female saint.
1945	banalmsach	Ainmfhocal		almswoman.
1946	banalmsóir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Almoner': A person who distributes alms, especially the doles and alms of religious houses, almshouses.
1947	banaltra	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑn̪ˠəɾˠhl̪ˠə/	Equivalent to 'nurse': Anyone performing this role, regardless of training or profession.
1948	banaltra cheantair	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1949	banaltra chíche	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1950	banaltra fir	Ainmfhocal
1951	banaltra ospidéil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1952	banaltraí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1953	banamhail	Aidiacht		obsolete spelling of banúil.
1954	banaoire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Shepherdess': A large and deep armchair with a cushion.
1955	banbharún	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Baroness': A woman holding a baronial title in her own right; a female ruler of a barony.
1956	banc bia	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1957	banc fola	Ainmfhocal	/bˠɑŋk fˠɔl̪ˠə/	Equivalent to 'blood bank': A place where human blood or blood plasma is typed and stored for use in transfusions.
1958	banc imréitithe	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1959	banc lascaine	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1960	banc páipéir	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1961	banc speirme	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1962	banc taisce	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1963	bancháinte	Ainmfhocal		female satirist, female lampooner.
1964	banchara	Ainmfhocal		lady friend, woman friend.
1965	banchéile	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1966	banchigire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Inspector': A person employed to inspect something.
1967	banchigirí	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1968	banchuire	Ainmfhocal		band, group of women.
1969	banda allais	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Sweatband': A band of fabric, inside the crown of a hat, designed to absorb perspiration.
1970	banda bealaidh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1971	banda boilg	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1972	banda coime	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1973	banda coscáin	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1974	banda minicíochta	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1975	banda muinchille	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1976	banda muiníl	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1977	bandacht	Ainmfhocal		womanliness, femininity.
1978	bandacút	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'bandicoot': Any of various small marsupials of Australia and New Guinea, some with distinctive long snout…
1979	bándearg	Aidiacht	/ˈbˠɑ̃ːnʲˌdʲɑɾˠəɡ/	Equivalent to 'pink': A small hole or puncture made by a sharp, slender instrument such as a rapier, poniard or dagger…
1980	bándeirge	Ainmfhocal, Aidiacht		blush (pinkish tinge).
1981	bandraoi	Ainmfhocal		druidess, sorceress, witch.
1982	banéarlamh	Ainmfhocal		patroness.
1983	banéigeas	Ainmfhocal		learned woman, woman poet, female sage.
1984	banfháidh	Ainmfhocal		wise woman, female sage.
1985	banfhile	Ainmfhocal
1986	banfhlaith	Ainmfhocal	/ˈbˠɑn̪ˠl̪ˠah/	Equivalent to 'Princess': A female member of a royal family other than a queen, especially a daughter or granddaughter o…
1987	bang thaoibh	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1988	bangharda	Ainmfhocal		policewoman.
1989	banghasóg	Ainmfhocal		Girl Scout, Girl Guide.
1990	banghiolla	Ainmfhocal		female attendant; usherette.
1991	banimpire	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Empress': The female monarch (ruler) of an empire.
1992	baníoltóir	Ainmfhocal		idolatress.
1993	banlaoch	Ainmfhocal		female warrior; heroine.
1994	banmhaor	Ainmfhocal		stewardess.
1995	banmharcas	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'marchioness': A woman holding the rank of marquess in her own right.
1996	banna ceoil	Ainmfhocal		(Ainmfhocal).
1997	banóglach	Ainmfhocal		girl guide.
1998	banoidhre	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Heiress': A woman who has a right of inheritance or who stands to inherit.
1999	banóstach	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Hostess': Stewardess: a woman steward on an airplane.
2000	banphrióir	Ainmfhocal		Equivalent to 'Prioress': A nun in charge of a priory (usually lower in rank than an abbess); mother superior.

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