CEFR Level

Irish — Advanced Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, and recognize implicit meaning.

#	Word	Type	IPA	Definition
1	-grafaíocht	Phrase		Equivalent to '-graphy': Something written or otherwise represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subjec…
2	'sé do bheatha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
3	(dated) Loch Lurgain	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
4	→ English: Conlan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
5	→ English: Dempsey	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
6	→ English: Egan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
7	→ English: Gilliland	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
8	→ English: Horan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
9	→ English: Keady	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
10	→ English: Kinsale	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
11	→ English: Maguire	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
12	→ English: McAuliffe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
13	→ English: McMeekin	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
14	→ English: Meehan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
15	→ English: Mulvey	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
16	→ English: Tegan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
17	⇒ Ó Conalláin	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
18	a fhad is	Noun, Conjunction	/ˈad̪ˠəsˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
19	a fhad le	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
20	abaidheacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
21	Abcáiseacha	Noun, Adjective		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of Abcáiseach (“Abkhaz, Abkhazian”).
22	abhacréalta	Noun		Equivalent to 'dwarf star': A star that is located in the main sequence in the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, though gener…
23	abhacréaltaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
24	ábhailleach	Adjective		playful, mischievous, impish, roguish, whimsical.
25	abhallghort	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
26	abhcóideacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'advocacy': The profession of an advocate.
27	abhcóidíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
28	abhlóireacht	Noun		clowning, playing the fool; buffoonery.
29	abhraiseach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Spinner': Agent noun of spin; someone or something who spins.
30	abhraiseacha	Noun		nominative/vocative/dative plural of abhraiseach (“spinner”).
31	abróchaimid	Verb
32	abróchaimis	Verb
33	absalóideach	Noun, Adjective		absolutist.
34	absalóideacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'absoluteness': The fact of being finished or perfected; completeness.
35	acairíneach	Noun, Adjective
36	acantóideach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'acanthoid': Having the shape of a spine or thorn.
37	acaointeach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Plaintive': Féminin singulier de plaintif.
38	ach amháin go	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
39	achasánacha	Adjective		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of achasánach (“reproachful, censorious, taunting”).
40	achasánaigh	Adjective		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
41	achoimrithe	Noun, Verb		(Briathar).
42	achomaireach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
43	achomaireacht	Noun		conciseness, brevity.
44	achomharcach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Appellant': a litigant or party that is making an appeal in court.
45	achomharcóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Appellant': a litigant or party that is making an appeal in court.
46	achtanasónach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
47	acmhainneach	Adjective	/ˈakɪɲəx/	substantial, well-to-do.
48	acmhainneacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'potential': A currently unrealized ability (with the most common adposition being to).
49	acondrapláise	Noun		achondroplasia (a genetic disorder, the most common form of short limb dwarfism).
50	acramhéadar	Noun		acremeter.
51	ad-chonnairc	Verb		archaic form of chonaic.
52	ad-chualadar	Verb
53	ad-chualaidh	Verb		perfect analytic independent of cluin.
54	adanaivíreas	Noun		adenovirus (any virus of the family Adenoviridae, many of which are responsible for respiratory infections in humans).
55	adanóideach	Adjective		adenoidal (of or pertaining to the adenoids).
56	adhainteoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Igniter': Any device that is used to ignite something, especially a fuel mixture, or a charge of explosiv…
57	adhaltraíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
58	adhaltranach	Noun, Adjective		(Aidiacht).
59	adhaltranaigh	Verb		adulterate.
60	adhaltranas	Noun	/ˈiːl̪ˠt̪ˠɾˠənˠəsˠ/	Equivalent to 'Adultery': Sexual intercourse by a married person with someone other than their spouse.
61	adharc an phúca	Noun		Equivalent to 'stinkhorn': Any fungus of the order Phallales, which produce a foul-scented, rod-shaped mushroom.
62	adharcachán	Noun		lascivious person, lecher.
63	adharcáilte	Verb		(Briathar).
64	adharcálaim	Verb
65	adharcánach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
66	adhascaideach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
67	adhbhacóide	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
68	adhbhailleach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
69	adhbharaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
70	adhfhuathaigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'abhor': To regard (someone or something) as horrifying or detestable; to feel great repugnance toward.
71	adhfhuathaím	Verb
72	adhfhuathmhar	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
73	adhlacanach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
74	adhmainteach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
75	adhmainteas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Magnetism': The property of being magnetic.
76	adhmhilleadh	Noun		verbal noun of adhmhill.
77	adhmholtach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
78	adhmholtóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Eulogist': A speaker who delivers a funeral oration (eulogy) for a deceased person.
79	adhnáireach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'modest': Not bragging or boasting about oneself or one's achievements; unpretentious, humble.
80	adhnáireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
81	adhraitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Worshipper': A person who worships, especially at a place of assembly for religious services.
82	adhsáideach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
83	adhuathaigh	Verb		(Briathar).
84	adhuathmhaire	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
85	adhuathmhar	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
86	aeistéitice	Noun		genitive singular of aeistéitic.
87	aeistéitiúil	Adjective		Equivalent to 'aesthetic': That which appeals to the senses.
88	aeólatrópacht	Noun		aeolotropy.
89	aer-ruathar	Noun		air raid, air strike.
90	aerachtúlacht	Noun
91	aeraidinimic	Noun		Equivalent to 'Aerodynamics': The science of the dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases, especially the interaction…
92	aeraidinimice	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
93	aeraifisice	Noun		genitive singular of aeraifisic.
94	aeraitheoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
95	aerastataic	Noun		Equivalent to 'aerostatics': the study of gases in equilibrium and of balloons or aircraft in varying atmospheric condit…
96	aerbhealach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Airway': A flight path used by aeroplanes.
97	aerbheirthe	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Airborne': Military infantry intended to be transported by air and delivered to the battlefield by parach…
98	aerchaidéal	Noun		Equivalent to 'air pump': A pump that moves air either into or out of something.
99	aerdhíonach	Adjective
100	aerdhruilire	Noun		air-drill.
101	aereincíoma	Noun		Equivalent to 'aerenchyma': A spongy, airy tissue found especially in the roots of aquatic plants.
102	aerfhuaraithe	Adjective		Equivalent to 'air-cooled': Cooled by air (such as an engine, rather than by other means such as water).
103	aerfótagraf	Noun		aerial photograph.
104	aeriompartha	Verb, Adjective		air-transported, airborne.
105	aermharascal	Noun		Equivalent to 'Air Marshal': Alternative letter-case form of air marshal (found when the term is used as a title).
106	aeroibrithe	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Pneumatic': A vehicle, such as a bicycle, whose wheels are fitted with pneumatic tyres.
107	aeroiriúnaigh	Verb		air-condition.
108	aeroiriúnaím	Verb
109	aerphiocóid	Noun		pneumatic pick.
110	Afganastánach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Afghan': A native or inhabitant of Afghanistan; a person of Afghan citizenship, nationality, or ancestry.
111	ag iompar clainne	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
112	ag súil le	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
113	agailleacha	Noun		alternative plural of agaill (“cantankerous person”).
114	agairg na gcuileanna	Noun		fly agaric (Amanita muscaria).
115	agairge na gcuileanna	Noun		genitive singular of agairg na gcuileanna.
116	aghaidh ar aghaidh	Adverb		face to face.
117	aghaidh-dhána	Adjective		bold-faced, brazen-browed.
118	aghaidheanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
119	aghaidhnáire	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
120	aghloiteann	Verb		present indicative analytic of aghloit.
121	aghloitfidh	Verb		future analytic of aghloit.
122	aghnáireach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
123	agraitheoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
124	áibhéileach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
125	aibhéiseach	Adjective
126	aibhnteacha	Noun		variant plural of abhainn (“river”).
127	Aibisíneach	Noun, Adjective		Abyssinian.
128	aibithghineas	Noun		Equivalent to 'abiogenesis': The origination of living organisms from lifeless matter; such genesis as does not involve…
129	aibítir na Gréigise	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
130	aibrisceacht	Noun		synonym of aibrisce (“brittleness, frailty”).
131	aicéalómach	Adjective		acoelomate (having no coelom).
132	aiceannaigh	Verb		to accent, accentuate.
133	aiceannaíonn	Verb		present indicative analytic of aiceannaigh.
134	aiceannaithe	Noun		genitive singular of aiceannú.
135	aiceannóidh	Verb		future analytic of aiceannaigh.
136	aicearracht	Noun		shortness.
137	aicéataildéad	Noun		Equivalent to 'Acetaldehyde': A colourless organic compound, CH₃CHO, occurring widely in nature and being produced on a…
138	aicéataimíd	Noun		Equivalent to 'acetamide': The amide of acetic acid, CH₃CONH₂.
139	aiceifealach	Adjective		acephalous.
140	aiceintreach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Acentric': A segment of a chromosome that lacks a centromere.
141	aicéitiléin	Noun		Equivalent to 'Acetylene': Any organic compound having one or more carbon–carbon triple bonds; an alkyne.
142	aichearrach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
143	aichearracht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
144	aicíd na scamhóg	Noun		Equivalent to 'Pneumonia': Inflammation of the lungs caused by viruses, bacteria or other infectious microorganisms.
145	aicillíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
146	aicrilinítríl	Noun		Equivalent to 'Acrylonitrile': A toxic colourless liquid organic compound, CH₂=CH.CN, synthesized from propylene and amm…
147	aicsímiteach	Adjective		axiomatic.
148	aidbhinteach	Adjective		adventitious.
149	aidhbhéileach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
150	aidhbhirseoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
151	aidhbhseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
152	aidhbhseacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
153	aidhe-aidhe	Noun		Equivalent to 'aye-aye': The lemur Daubentonia madagascariensis, a solitary nocturnal quadruped found in Madagascar and…
154	aidhmeannach	Adjective		designing; ambitious.
155	aidhmeannas	Noun	/ˈəimʲən̪ˠəsˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
156	aidiabatach	Adjective		adiabatic.
157	aidiachtach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
158	aidiachtúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
159	aidréanailín	Noun		adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter).
160	aidréineach	Adjective
161	aigéad sailleach monai-neamhsháithithe	Noun		monounsaturated fatty acid.
162	aigéad sailleach neamhsháithithe	Noun		unsaturated fatty acid.
163	aigéad sailleach polai-neamhsháithithe	Noun		polyunsaturated fatty acid.
164	aigéad sailleach sáithithe	Noun		saturated fatty acid.
165	aigéadfhréamh	Noun		acid radical.
166	aigéadobach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
167	aigéaneolaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'Oceanographer': a person who studies oceanography, the science of oceans.
168	aigeantacht	Noun		spiritedness, cheerfulness.
169	aighneasach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'argumentative': Of or relating to argumentation; specifically, presenting a logical argument or line of r…
170	aighneasacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Argumentativeness': the state of being argumentative.
171	aighneasóir	Noun		argumentative person, controversialist.
172	aighneastóir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
173	aigneolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'psychology': The study of human or animal behavior.
174	aigneolaithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
175	ail in úir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
176	ailbheolach	Adjective
177	ailbíneachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'albinism': Congenital lack of melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarel…
178	ailceimiceach	Adjective		hermetic, alchemical (pertaining to alchemy or occult practices).
179	ailceimiceoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'alchemist': One who blends material or substances in the nature or supposed nature of alchemy.
180	ailgéabrach	Adjective		algebraic.
181	ailléideach	Noun		Equivalent to 'allusion': An indirect reference; a hint; a reference to something supposed to be known, but not explicit…
182	ailléileach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
183	ailléirgeach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
184	ailltreacha	Noun		alternative plural of aill.
185	ailp de dhuine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
186	ailpínteacht	Noun		voracious eating.
187	ailtéarnach	Adjective		alternate; alternating.
188	ailtéarnaigh	Verb, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Alternate': That which alternates with something else; vicissitude.
189	ailtéarnóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Alternator': An electric generator which produces alternating current through mechanical means.
190	ailtireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'architecture': The art and science of designing and managing the construction of buildings and other stru…
191	aimeiriciam	Noun		americium (chemical element with an atomic number of 95).
192	aimhdheonach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
193	aimhghliceas	Noun		imprudence.
194	aimhghliocas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
195	aimhleasach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
196	aimhleisciúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
197	aimhneartach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
198	aimhneasach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Distal': Qui est le plus éloigné du corps, du centre d’un organe, de l’origine d'une structure ou du poin…
199	aimhreasach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
200	aimhréidheach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
201	aimhréidheas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
202	aimhréireach	Adjective		repugnant (le (“to”)).
203	aimhréiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
204	aimhréiteach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈavʲɾʲəitʲa(x)/	(Aidiacht).
205	aimhriaghalta	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
206	aimhrialtacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Anomaly': A deviation from a rule or from what is regarded as normal; an outlier.
207	aimhriarach	Adjective		disobedient.
208	aimhshrianta	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
209	aimiléiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
210	aimínaigéad	Noun		Equivalent to 'amino acid': Any organic compound containing both an amino and a carboxylic acid functional group.
211	aimínghrúpa	Noun		amino group.
212	aimiréalacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Admiralty': An area of Central and Western district, Hong Kong.
213	aimléiseach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'miserable': In a state of misery: very sad, ill, or poor.
214	aimnéiseach	Noun, Adjective		amnesiac (amnesia sufferer).
215	aimpéaruair	Noun		Equivalent to 'ampere-hour': a unit of electric charge, equal to the charge transferred by a current of one ampere in on…
216	aimpléiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
217	aimpléiseacht	Noun		troublesomeness; complication.
218	aimplitheach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
219	aimplitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Amplifier': Anything that amplifies, or makes something larger or more intense.
220	aimplitiúid	Noun		amplitude.
221	aimpliúchán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
222	aimpmhéadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Ammeter': A device that measures the magnitude of an electric current, especially one calibrated in amper…
223	aimseachadh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
224	aimsitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Marksman': A man or person skilled at hitting targets, as with a firearm, bow, or thrown object.
225	ainbheartach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Evildoer': A person who performs evil acts.
226	ainbhéasach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
227	ainbheithíoch	Noun
228	ainbhfiosach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
229	ainbhfiosán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
230	ainbhfíréan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
231	ainbhiosach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈɛnʲəvʲɨ̞sa(x)/	(Ainmfhocal).
232	ainbhiosachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
233	ainbhtheanach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
234	ainchleachta	Noun, Adjective		unaccustomed (ar, le (“to”)).
235	ainchreideamh	Noun		unbelief, infidelity.
236	ainchríonna	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Rash': An area of inflamed and irritated skin characterized by reddened spots that may be filled with flu…
237	ainchríostaí	Noun		unchristian, uncharitable, person.
238	ainchríostúil	Adjective		unchristian; barbarous.
239	Aindéiseach	Noun, Adjective
240	aindeiseoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
241	aindiadhacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
242	aindiagacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Impiety': The lack of respect for a god or something sacred.
243	aindiallais	Adjective
244	aindiallasach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
245	aindílleachta	Noun		uncared-for orphan.
246	aindiúideach	Adjective
247	aindleathach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'illegal': A person who is not legally authorized to live and work in a country.
248	aindleathacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Illegality': a defense to the validity of a contract because it was in violation of the law.
249	aindlíthiúil	Adjective
250	aindréiciam	Noun		Equivalent to 'androecium': The set of a flower's stamens.
251	aindréimeach	Adjective		over-ambitious.
252	ainéadaithe	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
253	ainéifeacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Inefficacy': The condition of being ineffective.
254	ainéimiméadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Anemometer': An instrument for measuring and recording the speed of the wind, a windmeter.
255	ainéistéise	Noun		anesthesia.
256	ainéistéisí	Noun, Adjective		anaesthetist, anaesthesiologist.
257	ainfhiosrach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
258	ainfhiosracht	Noun		overcuriosity, unhealthy curiosity.
259	ainfhíréanta	Adjective		unjust, unrighteous.
260	ainfhírinne	Noun		Equivalent to 'untruth': The condition of being false; truthlessness.
261	ainfhreagra	Noun		short answer.
262	ainfhreagrach	Adjective		discordant.
263	aingceiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
264	aingciallda	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
265	aingciseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
266	aingeal an uabhair	Noun		fallen angel.
267	aingliseach	Adjective
268	ainhidrineach	Adjective		anhydrinous.
269	ainhidriúil	Adjective		anhydrous.
270	ainhiodráis	Noun		Equivalent to 'anhydrase': An enzyme that catalyzes the removal of water from a material.
271	ainiarmhairt	Noun		evil consequence.
272	ainiochtach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
273	ainionracas	Noun		lack of integrity, dishonesty.
274	ainiseagamach	Adjective		anisogamous.
275	ainleoireacht	Noun		kedging (boat); holding of position in current.
276	ainmchlásal	Noun		Equivalent to 'noun clause': A clause that is used as a subject or object.
277	ainmfhoclach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
278	ainmheasartha	Adjective		immoderate, intemperate.
279	ainmhianach	Adjective		passionate, lustful.
280	ainmníochas	Noun		Equivalent to 'nominalism': A doctrine that universals do not have an existence except as names for classes of concrete…
281	ainmnitheach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Nominee': A person named, or designated, by another, to any office, duty, or position; one nominated, or…
282	ainmnitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Nominator': One who nominates, the enactor of a nomination.
283	ainmniúchán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Nomination': An act or instance of nominating.
284	ainmniúchas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Makeshift': A temporary (usually insubstantial) substitution.
285	ainnireacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
286	ainrialachas	Noun		disorderliness, anarchy.
287	ainrialtacht	Noun		unruliness.
288	ainriantacht	Noun		unruliness; licentiousness.
289	ainriochtach	Adjective		in a sorry plight; dilapidated.
290	ainriochtaí	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
291	ainriochtán	Noun		sorry-looking creature.
292	ainscéantacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
293	ainsciantacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Wildness': The state or quality of being wild.
294	ainscianúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
295	ainsheascair	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
296	ainshrianta	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
297	ainspiantacht	Noun		grotesqueness; abnormality.
298	ainteafanúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
299	ainteastach	Noun		false witness (a deceptive or misleading witness).
300	aintéineach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'antennal': Of, pertaining to, or functioning as an antenna.
301	aintéiníneach	Adjective		antennular.
302	aintiarnúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
303	Aintillíoch	Noun, Adjective		Antillean.
304	aipeiriadach	Adjective		aperiodic.
305	aipindiceach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
306	airbheartaigh	Verb	/aɾʲˈvʲaɾˠt̪ˠiː/
307	airceintrean	Noun		archenteron.
308	airchinneach	Noun		hereditary steward of church lands.
309	aird an chompáis	Noun		Equivalent to 'compass point': Any of the horizontal directions indicated on a compass.
310	airdeallach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
311	airdemhéadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Altimeter': An apparatus for measuring altitude.
312	airdiúlacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Haughtiness': The state or property of being haughty; arrogance, snobbery.
313	aireachasaigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'mind': The capability for rational thought.
314	aireachtáil	Noun	/aɾʲəxˈt̪ˠɑːlʲ/	feeling, hearing, perception.
315	aireachtaint	Noun		verbal noun of airigh.
316	airgeadaigh	Verb		to silver, electroplate.
317	airgeadaíocht	Noun		monetary policy, management.
318	airgeadaithe	Noun, Verb		(Briathar).
319	Airgintíneach	Noun, Adjective		Argentinian, Argentine.
320	airidheacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
321	airleacánacht	Noun		fooling, play-acting; harlequinade.
322	airmhidneach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
323	airtéiseach	Adjective
324	airthinneach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
325	aisbhreathnú	Noun		verbal noun of aisbhreathnaigh.
326	aischéimnigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
327	aischéimniú	Noun		verbal noun of aischéimnigh.
328	aiseagfaidh	Verb		analytic future of aisig.
329	aiseagthóir	Noun		restorer, restitutor.
330	aiseipteach	Adjective
331	aiseotrópach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'azeotropic': Of, pertaining to, or employing an azeotrope.
332	aiseotrópacht	Noun		azeotropy.
333	aisfhillteach	Adjective		re-entrant (of angle).
334	aisfhreagar	Noun	/ˈasˠɾˠɨ̞ɡəɾˠ/	Ulster form of aisfhreagra (“retort”).
335	aisfhreagra	Noun		Equivalent to 'Retort': A flask with a rounded base and a long neck that is bent down and tapered, used to heat a liquid…
336	aisfhreagrach	Adjective		back-answering, impudent.
337	aisfhuaimnigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'reverberate': To cause (a sound) to be (repeatedly) bounced against one or more surfaces; to re-echo.
338	aisfhuaimniú	Noun		verbal noun of aisfhuaimnigh.
339	aisghabháil	Noun		verbal noun of aisghabh (“retake; recover possession of; retrogress.”).
340	aisghabhála	Noun		genitive singular of aisghabháil.
341	aisghníomhach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'retroactive': Féminin singulier de rétroactif.
342	aisghníomhú	Noun		verbal noun of aisghníomhaigh.
343	aisiléireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Chicanery': Deception by the use of trickery, quibbling, or subterfuge.
344	aisiméadracht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Asymmetry': Absence of symmetry or proportion between the parts of a thing, or a distinction that produce…
345	aisíocaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Repayment': The money or other item that is repaid.
346	aisiompaigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'reverse': Opposite, contrary; going in the opposite direction.
347	aisléasaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
348	aisléimeach	Noun
349	aislingeach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Daydreamer': A fan of British singer-songwriter Adele Laurie Blue Adkins (born 1988), simply known as Ade…
350	aislingeacht	Noun		day-dreaming; dreaminess.
351	aislingeann	Verb		present indicative analytic of aisling.
352	aislingfidh	Verb		future analytic of aisling.
353	aislingíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
354	aislingtheach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
355	aistarraing	Verb		Equivalent to 'withdraw': An act of drawing back or removing; a removal, a withdrawal or withdrawing.
356	aistarraingt	Noun		withdrawal (of funds, troops).
357	aisteoireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'acting': performance (a live show or concert).
358	aistiogmatach	Adjective		astigmatic.
359	aistiúlacht	Noun		synonym of aisteachas (“queerness; drollery”).
360	aistreánach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
361	aistritheach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Movable': Something which is movable; an article of wares or goods; a commodity; a piece of property not…
362	aistritheacht	Noun		movability, removability.
363	aistritheoir	Noun	/ˈaʃtʲɾʲəhoːɾʲ/	translator.
364	aistriúchán	Noun	/aʃˌtʲɾʲuːˈxɑ̃ːn̪ˠ/	translation (result of translating between languages).
365	aiteal peann luaidhe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
366	aitheantach	Adjective		acquainted (ar (“with”)).
367	aitheantóir	Noun		recognizer; diagnostician.
368	aitheantúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
369	aithearrach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
370	aithghiorra	Noun, Adjective	/ˈaiçəɾˠə/	(Ainmfhocal).
371	aithghiorrach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
372	aithleaghaidh	Verb		superseded spelling of athleáigh (“to remelt, refine”).
373	aithmhéaltas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
374	aithneachtáil	Noun	/ˈænʲəxt̪ˠɑːlʲ/	Cois Fharraige form of aithint (verbal noun of aithnigh).
375	aithneachtála	Noun		genitive of aithneachtáil.
376	aithneadúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
377	aithneochaidh	Verb	/ˈehnʲaxi(ː)/	archaic and Ulster form of aithneoidh: analytic future of aithin.
378	aithnidiúil	Adjective		Equivalent to 'familiar': An attendant spirit, often in animal or demon form.
379	aithreachaibh	Noun		dative plural of athair (“father”).
380	aithreachas	Noun	/ˈahəɾʲəxəsˠ/	repentance, regret.
381	aithrinneach	Adjective		sharp, severe.
382	aithriseach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Imitative': Féminin singulier de imitatif.
383	aithriseoir	Noun, Verb		Equivalent to 'Imitator': A person who imitates or apes another.
384	aithrisiúil	Adjective		synonym of aithriseach (“imitative; mocking; mimetic”).
385	áitreabhach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'locative case': A case used to indicate place, or the place where, or wherein; corresponding roughly to t…
386	albaimineach	Adjective		albuminous.
387	alcaileacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'alkalinity': The state of being, or the degree to which a thing is, alkaline.
388	alcalóideach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Alkaloid': Any of many organic (often heterocyclic) bases that occur in nature and often have medicinal p…
389	aldaistéarón	Noun		Equivalent to 'aldosterone': A mineralocorticoid hormone, secreted by the adrenal cortex, that regulates the balance of…
390	alfa-héilics	Noun		Equivalent to 'alpha helix': A secondary structure found in many proteins, in which the amino acids are arranged in a co…
391	alfa-rithim	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
392	alfa-thástáil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
393	alfa-uimhir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
394	alfraitseacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
395	alfraitsíocht	Noun		rascality.
396	algeolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'algology': The medical treatment of pain as practiced in Greece and Turkey.
397	allaigineach	Adjective		allogenic.
398	allaiméadrach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'allometric': That grows at a rate proportional to a power of another population.
399	allamorfach	Adjective		allomorphic.
400	allapatrach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'allopatric': Not living in the same territory; geographically isolated and thus unable to crossbreed.
401	allatrópach	Adjective		allotropic.
402	allatrópacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'allotropy': A property, exhibited by some elements, of existing in multiple forms with different atomic s…
403	allbhéalach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'aboral': Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
404	allmhaireoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Importer': One who, or that which, imports: especially a person or company importing goods into a country…
405	allmhairigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'import': Something brought in from an exterior source, especially for sale or trade.
406	alluaiceach	Adjective		airy, giddy.
407	almsóireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'almsgiving': The act of voluntarily giving alms, of making donations to the poor, charity.
408	alpaireacht	Noun		bolting food; voracious eating.
409	alt an chromáin	Noun		hip joint.
410	alt na coise	Noun		Equivalent to 'ankle': The skeletal joint which connects the foot with the leg; the uppermost portion of the foot and lo…
411	altaitheach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
412	altramaithe	Noun, Verb		genitive singular of altramú.
413	altsacsafón	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
414	altsacsafónaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
415	altú na déirce	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
416	am ar bith	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
417	am de lá	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
418	am éigin eile	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
419	am na gréine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
420	am na réaltaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'sidereal time': Time measured by the apparent diurnal motion of the vernal equinox; approximated by that…
421	amach is amach	Adverb	/əˈmˠax əsˠ əˈmˠax/	completely, extremely.
422	amach ón tsnáthaid	Adjective		brand new (of garment).
423	amadántacht	Noun		fooling; foolishness, fatuousness.
424	amaideachta	Noun		genitive singular of amaideacht.
425	amaidíochta	Noun		genitive singular of amaidíocht.
426	amaitéarach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Nonprofessional': One who is not a professional; an amateur.
427	amalóireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
428	amchriosanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
429	amfaimiscis	Noun		amphimixis (sexual reproduction).
430	amfaiteireach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'amphoteric': Having the characteristics of both an acid and a base, and capable of reacting as either; am…
431	amhainseach	Adjective
432	amhainseacht	Noun		synonym of amhainse (“sharpness; astuteness”).
433	amhairseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
434	amhantraíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'speculation': to make guesses.
435	amharclannach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
436	amharsaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
437	amhasóireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Hooliganism': unruly, aggressive behavior; behavior associated with hooligans.
438	amhastraigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'Bark': A small sailing vessel, e.g.
439	amhdachtáil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
440	amhdhorchacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Gloaming': Twilight, as at early morning (dawn) or (especially) early evening; dusk.
441	amhlabhrach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
442	amhlántacht	Noun		boorishness, uncouthness.
443	amhlóireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
444	amhnáireach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
445	amhraiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
446	amhraisteach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
447	amhránaíocht	Noun		singing, song.
448	amlóireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'awkwardness': difficulty, trouble, problem, challenge, constraint, strenuousness, arduousness.
449	an bhreoiteacht mhór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
450	an buachaill críonna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
451	an buachaill mór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
452	an eochair altach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
453	an fichiú céad	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
454	an fichiú haois	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
455	an fronta baile	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
456	an Fronta Thiar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
457	an galar corcra	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
458	an Ghearmáin Thiar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
459	an Ghearmáin Thoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
460	an Mhacadóin Thuaidh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
461	an Mhaighdean Mhuire	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
462	an millteán mic	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
463	an Phacastáin Thiar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
464	an Phacastáin Thoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
465	an saol acadúil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
466	an stéig bheag	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
467	an stéig mhór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
468	an tinneas beannaithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
469	an tinneas mór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
470	an tSeanbhean Bhocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
471	an uile dhuine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
472	an uile ní	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
473	an uile rud	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
474	anábhailleach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'lazy': Unwilling to do work or make an effort; disinclined to exertion.
475	anacaireach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
476	anacrónachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Anachronism': A chronological mistake; the erroneous dating of an event, circumstance, or object.
477	anafaiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
478	anagheairid	Adjective	/ɑnɑˈjaɾʲədʲ/	Munster form of an-ghairid (“very short”).
479	anaibidheacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
480	anáil a tharraingt	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
481	anaileipteach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Analeptic': A restorative or stimulative medication, especially one used to overcome depression.
482	anailgéiseach	Noun, Adjective		analgesic, anodyne.
483	anailideach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
484	anailíseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
485	anailísithe	Noun, Verb		genitive singular of anailísiú.
486	anaistiogmat	Noun		anastigmat.
487	análaitheoir	Noun		respirator.
488	anamchairdeas	Noun		spiritual guidance.
489	anámhailleach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
490	anamhóineach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
491	anamorfacht	Noun		anamorphism.
492	anaoibhiúil	Adjective		unsmiling, gloomy, glum, despondent.
493	anaoibhneas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Unhappiness': The feeling of not being happy.
494	anaróideach	Noun, Adjective		clipping of baraiméadar anaróideach (“aneroid barometer”).
495	anatamaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Anatomy': The art of studying the different parts of any organized body, to discover their situation, str…
496	anbhainnigh	Verb		to enfeeble.
497	anbharúlach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
498	anbheithíoch	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
499	anbhuaineach	Adjective		uneasy, disturbed.
500	ancaireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Anchorage': A harbor, river, or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor, either for quarantin…
501	anchaitheamh	Noun		Equivalent to 'Extravagance': Excessive or superfluous expenditure of money.
502	anchruthach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
503	anchruthúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
504	anchúinseach	Adjective		monstrous, abnormal.
505	anchúinseacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
506	anchúinseacht	Noun		abnormality, monstrosity.
507	anchúinsigh	Noun		genitive singular masculine of anchúinseach.
508	anchúinsiúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
509	anchumhacht	Noun		tyrannical power.
510	anchúramach	Adjective		over-solicitous; officious.
511	andairneacht	Noun		rough land.
512	andóchasach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
513	andorchacht	Noun		utter, pitch, darkness.
514	andraigineach	Adjective		androgynous.
515	andúchasach	Adjective		non-native, foreign; exotic.
516	andúil i ndrugaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'drug addiction': A dependency on drugs, especially which are illegal or improperly procured.
517	anfhaiteach	Adjective		unwary; incautious.
518	anfhlaitheach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
519	anfhlaitheas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
520	anfholláine	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'unwholesomeness': The state or quality of being unwholesome.
521	anfhorlannach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Oppressive': Féminin singulier de oppressif.
522	anfhortacht	Noun		incurability.
523	angaispeirm	Noun		Equivalent to 'Angiosperm': Any plant of the clade Angiosperms, characterized by having ovules enclosed in an ovary; a f…
524	angaplaiste	Noun		Equivalent to 'angioplasty': The mechanical widening of a narrowed or totally obstructed blood vessel generally caused b…
525	angarúinneach	Noun		hanger-on; miserable, wretched, creature.
526	anghlonnach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
527	Angla-Indiach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Anglo-Indian': A person with mixed Indian and English or British ancestry.
528	Anglacánach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Anglican': A member of an Anglican Church.
529	anglántacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Quarrelsomeness': The quality of being quarrelsome; an argumentative nature.
530	anlann aráin roiste	Noun		Equivalent to 'bread sauce': A savoury sauce thickened with bread, often based on milk or cream with seasonings.
531	anleisciúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
532	anluchtaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
533	anmhailíseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
534	annspiantacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
535	anonn is anall	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
536	anróiteacht	Noun		severity, inclemency (of weather); wretchedness.
537	anshocracht	Noun		synonym of anacair (“unevenness; unease, discomfort; difficulty, distress”).
538	ansmachtaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
539	ansmachtaithe	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
540	ansmachtúil	Adjective		tyrannical; bullying.
541	anstrólaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'drollery': Something humorous, funny or comical.
542	antadromach	Adjective		antidromic.
543	antaigineach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
544	antairidiam	Noun		Equivalent to 'antheridium': An organ producing male gametes called antherozoids, found in some algae, ferns, and bryoph…
545	antairíneam	Noun		antirrhinum, snapdragon.
546	antaiseipteán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Antiseptic': Any substance that inhibits the growth and reproduction of microorganisms.
547	antatocsain	Noun		Equivalent to 'Antitoxin': A medicine able to neutralize a toxin.
548	antóiciainin	Noun		Equivalent to 'anthocyanin': Any of many water-soluble red to violet plant pigments related to the flavonoids (more noti…
549	antoisceach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Extremist': A person who holds extreme views, especially one who advocates such views; a radical or fanat…
550	antraipeolaí	Noun		anthropologist.
551	antrapasamh	Noun		anthroposopher.
552	antrapasúnach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'anthroposophic': Of, or pertaining to anthroposophy.
553	antrapóideach	Noun, Adjective		anthropoid.
554	antrasóideach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'antherozoid': One of the mobile male reproductive bodies in the antheridia of cryptogams.
555	antuisceanach	Adjective		unsympathetic towards.
556	anuaibhreach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
557	anuaisleacht	Noun		lowliness (of birth).
558	anúdarásach	Adjective		overbearing, imperious.
559	anumhlaíocht	Noun		lack of humility, pride.
560	aoibheallach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈiːvʲəl̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
561	aoibhiúlacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Pleasantness': The state or quality of being pleasant.
562	aoigheachtach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
563	aoinfheacht	Noun		obsolete spelling of éineacht.
564	aointigheas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
565	aolchoinneal	Noun		Equivalent to 'Stalagmite': A secondary mineral deposit of calcium carbonate or other mineral, in shapes similar to icic…
566	aoldathaigh	Verb		Equivalent to 'Whitewash': A mixture of a powdered mineral substance (often slaked lime (containing calcium hydroxide)…
567	aolghealadh	Noun		whitewashing; whitewash.
568	aon-adamhach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'monatomic': Of an element, consisting of a single atom in the molecule, for example, the noble gases.
569	aon-aiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
570	aon-fhorchéim	Noun		monoclimax.
571	aon-núicléach	Adjective		mononuclear.
572	aonad lárnach próiseála	Noun		central processing unit.
573	aonad maise adamhaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'atomic mass unit': A unit of mass equal to 1/12 the mass of an atom of ¹²C (carbon-12, an isotope of carb…
574	aonad taispeána físe	Noun		visual display unit, VDU.
575	aonadnormal	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
576	aonaid taispeána físe	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
577	aonaránacht	Noun		solitariness, aloneness.
578	aonbhealaigh	Noun
579	aonbheannach	Noun	/ˈeːnˠ.ˈvʲa.nˠəx/
580	aoncheallach	Adjective		unicellular, single-celled.
581	aonchéileach	Adjective		monogamous.
582	aonchiallach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'unequivocal': Unambiguous; without equivocation or ambiguity; singularly clear, unmistakable, or unquesti…
583	aonchiallacht	Noun		univocity.
584	aonchineálach	Adjective		homogeneous.
585	aonchlaonais	Noun		genitive singular of aonchlaonas.
586	aonchlaonas	Noun		monocline.
587	aonchobhsaí	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Monostable': Qualifie un système à deux états (l’un stable et l’autre instable), qui commute spontanément…
588	aonchomhlach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Univalve': A univalve mollusk or its shell.
589	aonchraoladh	Noun		Equivalent to 'unicasting': The transmission of a unicast message.
590	aondachtóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Unionist': An advocate or supporter of unionism (in any sense).
591	aondeimhneach	Adjective		monopositive.
592	aondiachúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
593	aondrongach	Adjective		single-party.
594	aonfhiúsach	Adjective		univalent, monovalent.
595	aonfhoirmeach	Adjective		uniform (of the same form).
596	aonghearrtha	Adjective		single-cut (of a file).
597	aonghineach	Adjective		monogenic.
598	aonghnéasach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
599	aonghuthach	Adjective	/ˈeːn̪ˠˌɣʊhəx/	single-voiced.
600	aonidéachas	Noun		monoideism.
601	aonlocalach	Adjective		unilocular.
602	aonmhianrúil	Adjective		monomineralic.
603	aonphléacsach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
604	aonphointeach	Adjective		single-pointed, single-point.
605	aonracánach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
606	aonracánacht	Noun		synonym of aonaránacht (“solitariness”).
607	aonraitheoir	Noun
608	aonséiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
609	aonsiollach	Noun, Adjective		monosyllabic.
610	aonsrathach	Adjective		uniserial.
611	aonsúileach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'one-eyed': Having only a single eye, particularly when a greater number is normal.
612	aontaitheach	Adjective		assenting, agreeing.
613	aontaitheoir	Noun
614	aontaobhach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
615	aonteangach	Noun, Adjective		monolingual, unilingual.
616	aontéarmach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Monomial': A single term consisting of a product of numbers and variables with positive integer exponents…
617	aontoilíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Unanimity': The condition of agreement by all parties, the state of being unanimous.
618	aontoiseach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'one-dimensional': Having length, but no width, height or depth.
619	aontroitheach	Adjective		monometric.
620	apacailipsis	Noun		Apocalypse, Revelation.
621	apaitéiciam	Noun		Equivalent to 'apothecium': A type of fructification of some ascomycete fungi, forming cyst structures of various shapes…
622	ar a fhad	Noun, Adverb	/əɾʲˈad̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
623	ar a laghad	Noun, Adverb	/ˌɛɾʲəˈl̪ˠəid̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
624	ar a mhéad	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
625	ar an dea-uair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
626	ar an drochuair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
627	ar an gcaolchuid	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
628	ar an mórchóir	Adverb		on a large scale, in bulk.
629	ar an raidió	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
630	ar an spota	Noun, Phrase		(Ainmfhocal).
631	ar an stádar	Noun		(of a police officer) patrolling his assigned area; on duty.
632	ar an toirt	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
633	ar aon chaoi	Adverb	/[ɛɾʲ eː ˈxiː]/	at any rate, anyway, anyhow, in any case.
634	ar aon chuma	Noun, Adverb	/[ˌɛɾʲ ˈeːxəmˠə]/	(Ainmfhocal).
635	ar aon nós	Noun, Adverb		(Ainmfhocal).
636	ar bharr talaimh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
637	ar chuma éigin	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
638	ar chuma eile	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
639	ar chuma go	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
640	ar do chúl	Pronoun	/əɾʲ d̪ˠə ˈxuːlˠ/
641	ar do sheanléim	Phrase		feeling like oneself, in form, recovered.
642	ar eagla go	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'Lest': Poids supplémentaire porté dans un planeur pour déplacer le domaine de performance optimale vers d…
643	ar eagla nach	Conjunction		for fear that … not, lest … not.
644	ar fhaitíos nach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
645	ar mhaithe le	Preposition	/ə ˈwãhə lʲɛ/	for the sake of, for the good of.
646	ar mhodh go	Conjunction		in such a way that, so that.
647	ar mo chúl	Pronoun	/əɾʲ mˠə ˈxuːlˠ/
648	ar na cannaí	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
649	ar na cliatháin	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
650	ar na rópaí	Noun, Adverb		(Ainmfhocal).
651	ar nós cuma	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
652	ar nós dá	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
653	ar nós go	Noun, Conjunction		(Ainmfhocal).
654	ar nós mar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
655	ar olca le	Phrase
656	ar scáth a	Conjunction	/ɛɾʲˈsˠkɑːh ə/
657	ar scoite lasrach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
658	aracnafóibe	Noun		Equivalent to 'arachnophobia': An abnormal or irrational fear of arachnids, especially spiders.
659	aracnóideach	Noun, Adjective		arachnoid.
660	araiciseach	Adjective		hasty, short-tempered.
661	arán mine buí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
662	arán mine cruithneachta	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
663	arbatráiste	Noun		Equivalent to 'Arbitrage': A market activity in which a security, commodity, currency or other tradable item is bought i…
664	arcagóiniam	Noun		Equivalent to 'archegonium': A multicellular reproductive structure that contains a large, non-motile gamete (egg cell)…
665	arcaspórach	Adjective		archesporial.
666	archaingeal	Noun		synonym of ardaingeal (“archangel”).
667	ard-aireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'overlordship': The position or quality of being an overlord.
668	ard-daonscoil	Noun		folk high school.
669	ard-deagánach	Noun		Equivalent to 'archdeacon': A senior administrative official in a diocese, just under the bishop, often in charge of an…
670	ard-dílseacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'high fidelity': The electronic reproduction of a given sound or image with relatively high accuracy.
671	ard-ghiúiré	Noun		Equivalent to 'grand jury': A group of citizens assembled by the government to hear evidence against an accused, and det…
672	ardaidhmeanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
673	ardaidiúnach	Noun		Equivalent to 'adjutant general': A military chief administrative officer.
674	ardaigeanta	Adjective		high-spirited, elevating.
675	ardaitheach	Adjective		ascendant, ascending.
676	ardaitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'lift': The act of transporting someone in a vehicle; a ride; a trip.
677	ardchanúint	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
678	ardchathair	Noun		capital city.
679	ardchathaoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'highchair': An elevated chair, often including a built-in tray, used for feeding babies and toddlers.
680	ardcheannach	Adjective		erect; dignified.
681	ardcheannas	Noun		supremacy, overlordship, sovereignty.
682	ardcheannasaí	Noun, Adjective		commander in chief, supremo.
683	ardchéimeach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
684	ardchéimíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'superiority': The right which the superior enjoys in the land held by the vassal.
685	ardchéimiúil	Adjective		eminent, high-ranking, superior.
686	ardchéimneach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
687	ardchléireach	Noun		head clerk.
688	ardchomhairle	Noun		supreme council.
689	ardchumhacht	Noun		supreme power.
690	ardchumhachta	Noun		genitive singular of ardchumhacht.
691	ardeaglaise	Noun		genitive singular of ardeaglais.
692	ardfhlaitheas	Noun		sovereignty, suzerainty.
693	ardghinearál	Noun		Equivalent to 'Generalissimo': A supreme commander of the armed forces of a country, especially one who is also a politi…
694	ardghlórach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈɑːɾˠd̪ˠˌɣl̪ˠoːɾˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
695	ardintinneach	Noun, Adjective	/ˌɑːɾˠd̪ˠˈiːnʲtʲən̠ʲəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
696	ardleibhéil	Noun, Adjective		genitive singular of ardleibhéal.
697	ardleicneach	Adjective		having high cheek-bones.
698	ardmháistir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Grandmaster': A player of the highest rank, as determined by FIDE, with an Elo rating of at least 2500.
699	ardmháistreás	Noun		headmistress.
700	ardoideachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'higher education': Education at a university level or beyond.
701	ardoifigeach	Noun		high-ranking officer.
702	ardrúnaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Secretariat': The office or department of a government secretary.
703	ardteicniúil	Adjective
704	ardtráthnóna	Noun		Equivalent to 'midafternoon': The middle of the afternoon, normally between 2 and 4 pm.
705	argóinteach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'argumentative': Of or relating to argumentation; specifically, presenting a logical argument or line of r…
706	argóinteacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'argument': A fact or statement used to support a proposition; a reason.
707	argóinteachta	Noun		genitive singular of argóinteacht (“argumentation”).
708	armadailín mór earrnocht	Noun		greater naked-tailed armadillo (Cabassous tatouay).
709	armadailíní	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
710	arraing an bháis	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
711	arraingeach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
712	arraingeacha	Noun	/ˈaɾˠən̠ʲaxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
713	as a chéile	Adverb	/asˠ ə ˈçeːlʲə/	one after another, in a row, consecutively.
714	as an bhfilleadh	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
715	as gach cearn	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
716	as seo amach	Noun, Adverb		(Ainmfhocal).
717	as ucht Dé	Noun, Phrase	/æsˠ ˌoxt̪ˠ ˈdʲeː/	(Ainmfhocal).
718	asarlaíocht	Noun	/ˈasˠəl̪ˠɾˠia(x)t̪ˠ/	dark magic, enchantment, magic, necromancy, occultism, sorcery, voodoo, witchcraft, wizardry.
719	ascaimícéit	Noun		Equivalent to 'ascomycete': Any fungus of the phylum Ascomycota, characterized by the production of a sac, or ascus, whi…
720	asghabhdóir	Noun		exteroceptor.
721	asláithreacht	Noun		absence (from work, school, duty).
722	astaigineacht	Noun
723	astaróideach	Noun, Adjective		asteroidal.
724	astralaíoch	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
725	astralaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Astrology': Divination about human affairs or natural phenomena from the relative positions of celestial…
726	Astraláiseach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Australasian': A native or inhabitant of Australasia.
727	at-chonnairc	Verb		archaic form of chonaic.
728	at-chualaidh	Verb		perfect analytic independent of cluin.
729	átaigineach	Adjective		authigenic.
730	atáirgíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Reprography': The reproduction, reprinting and copying of graphics, especially using electromechanical or…
731	atáirgíochta	Noun		genitive singular of atáirgíocht.
732	athachtaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
733	athadhlacadh	Noun		verbal noun of athadhlaic.
734	athainmnigh	Verb		rename; re-nominate.
735	athaireacha	Noun		alternative spelling of aithreacha.
736	athbhealach	Noun		Equivalent to 'diversion': A tactic used to draw attention away from the real threat or action.
737	athbheochain	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
738	athbhreithniú	Noun		review, revision, reassessment.
739	athchogaint	Noun	/ˈaxɔɡənʲtʲ/	rumination (chewing the cud), remastication.
740	athchogantach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
741	athchognadh	Noun, Verb	/ˈaxaɡnˠu(ː)/	verbal noun of athchogain.
742	athchollúchas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
743	athdhéanamh	Noun		verbal noun of athdhéan.
744	atheagraigh	Verb		rearrange; reorganize.
745	athfhilleadh	Noun		verbal noun of athfhill.
746	athfhillteach	Adjective		reflexive; (biology) reflex.
747	athghineadóir	Noun		regenerator.
748	athghrafaic	Noun		reprographics.
749	athghrafaice	Noun		genitive singular of athghrafaic.
750	athghríosaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
751	athghrúpáil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
752	athmhachnamh	Noun	/aˈvˠɑxn̪ˠəvˠ/	reflection, reconsideration.
753	athmhúscail	Verb
754	athmhúscailt	Noun		verbal noun of athmhúscail.
755	athnáireach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
756	athneartaigh	Verb		reinforce.
757	athonnmhairiú	Noun		verbal noun of athonnmhairigh.
758	athphlandáil	Noun, Verb		replant; transplant, plant out.
759	athraitheach	Adjective		changeable, movable, variable.
760	athshonadóir	Noun		resonator.
761	athshondach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
762	ba mhaith le	Verb		past/conditional of is maith le.
763	bacainneach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
764	bacainníocht	Noun		stonewalling.
765	bachlamhail	Adjective		superseded spelling of bathlúil (“servile, laborious”).
766	bacóireacht	Noun		obstructionism; stonewalling.
767	bádóireacht	Noun	/ˌbˠɑːˈdoːɾʲəxt̪ˠ/	boating (going out in a boat).
768	bádóiridhibh	Noun		dative plural of bádóir.
769	báicéireacht	Noun		bakery (section in supermarket).
770	baictéarai-	Phrase		slender form of baictéara- (“bacterio-”).
771	baictéareolaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bacteriologist': A microbiologist whose speciality is bacteriology.
772	baictéiricíd	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bactericide': Any substance that kills bacteria, especially one that is otherwise harmless.
773	bailbheacht	Noun		synonym of bailbhe (“dumbness, muteness; stammering”).
774	bailbhíocht	Noun		synonym of bailbhe (“dumbness, muteness; stammering”).
775	bailchríoch	Noun		finishing touch, culmination.
776	baileabhair	Noun		fool, silly person.
777	bailéadaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Balladry': ballads considered as a group; also, the sharing (transmission), making and performing of ball…
778	bailedhreach	Noun		townscape.
779	bailíochtaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
780	bailíonn brobh beart	Noun, Phrase	/ˈbˠalʲiːn̪ˠ ˈbˠɾˠow ˈbʲaɾˠt̪ˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
781	bailitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Collector': A locality in the Queanbeyan-Palerang council area, Upper Lachlan council area and the Yass V…
782	bain biongadh as	Verb		to cause to flinch, to shake, to stagger.
783	bain greim as	Verb		Equivalent to 'Bite': Acronym of behavior, information, thoughts, emotions (“four aspects of people's lives that a cult…
784	bain spórt as	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
785	bain sult as	Verb		Equivalent to 'enjoy': To have a pleasurable or satisfactory time.
786	bain taitneamh as	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
787	bain triail as	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
788	baincéireacht	Noun
789	baineannach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈbˠanʲənˠəx/	Equivalent to 'female': Belonging to the sex which typically produces eggs (ova), or to the gender which is typically as…
790	baininscneach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
791	bainirseach	Noun		female seal, cow (seal).
792	bainis a dhéanamh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
793	bainiseacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
794	bainisteoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'manager': A person whose job is to manage something, such as a business, a restaurant, or a sports team.
795	bainistíocht	Noun		management, managership.
796	bainistíocht bunachar sonraí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
797	bainne bó bleacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
798	bainne cíche éan	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
799	bainríoghan	Noun		superseded spelling of banríon.
800	baint an fhómhair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
801	baint bairr dúbailte	Noun		double cropping.
802	baintreach an rí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
803	baintreachas	Noun		widowhood, widowerhood.
804	báire na fola	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
805	bairnéadacht	Noun		baronetcy, baronetage.
806	baisideafór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
807	baisideaspór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
808	baisidimícéit	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
809	baistealann	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
810	balaistíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Ballistics': The science of objects that predominantly fly under the effects of gravity, momentum and atm…
811	balaistíocht cheann cúrsa	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
812	ballraíocht	Noun		composition (of government).
813	bán na súl	Noun		Equivalent to 'albinism': Congenital lack of melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarel…
814	ban-aisteoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'actress': A female who performs on the stage or in films.
815	banadhaltrach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Adulteress': A female adulterer, a married woman or wife who commits adultery.
816	banaltra na cuaiche	Noun		meadow pipit (Anthus pratensis).
817	banaltracht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Nursing': Suckling, such as breastfeeding.
818	banambasadóir	Noun		female equivalent of ambasadóir (“ambassador”); female ambassador.
819	banbhairdéir	Noun
820	banchealgaire	Noun		seductive woman, siren.
821	banchiontóir	Noun		female offender.
822	banchléireach	Noun		female clerk.
823	banchliamhain	Noun		daughter-in-law.
824	banchoimeádaí	Noun		female keeper, guardian.
825	banchosantóir	Noun		protectress.
826	banchúntóir	Noun		female helper, assistant.
827	banchúramóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Carer': Someone who regularly looks after another person, either as a job or often through family respons…
828	bandeagánach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Deaconess': A non-clerical role for women in some churches.
829	bandearrach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
830	bandochtúir	Noun		female doctor.
831	bandoirseoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'portress': A female porter (person in control of the entrance to a building).
832	bandraíodóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Enchantress': A woman, especially an attractive one, skilled at using magic; an alluring witch.
833	baneachlach	Noun		female courier, messenger.
834	baneitleoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'airwoman': A woman who flies in an aircraft; a female aviator.
835	banfhathach	Noun
836	banghaiscíoch	Noun		Equivalent to 'Amazon': A river in South America, that flows through Brazil for about 4000 miles to the Atlantic.
837	banmharcach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Horsewoman': A woman who is skilled with horses; a female equestrian.
838	banphrionsa	Noun	/ˈbˠanˠfʲɾʲɨn̪ˠsˠə/	Equivalent to 'Princess': A female member of a royal family other than a queen, especially a daughter or granddaughter o…
839	banphrócadóir	Noun		female equivalent of prócadóir (“procurator”): procuratrix.
840	banriarthóir	Noun		female administrator.
841	banrinceoir	Noun		female dancer.
842	bansclábhaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'Handmaid': A maid that waits at hand; a female servant or attendant.
843	bansealgaire	Noun
844	banseanchas	Noun		lore of women.
845	banseiceadóir	Noun		female equivalent of seiceadóir (“executor”); female executor.
846	banstiúrthóir	Noun		female equivalent of stiúrthóir (“director; conductor”): female director, female conductor.
847	bantáilliúir	Noun		tailoress.
848	banthiomnóir	Noun		testatrix (female testator).
849	baothántacht	Noun		foolishness; fatuity.
850	baothchaifí	Adjective	/ˈbˠiːhi/	feminine genitive singular.
851	barachlaonach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'baroclinic': Describing an atmospheric system in which the isobars are at an angle to the isopycnals or i…
852	barainneach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
853	barainneacht	Noun		economy (effective management of the resources of a community or system, the frugal use of resources).
854	barántamhail	Adjective		obsolete spelling of barántúil.
855	barántas a thabhairt	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
856	barántúlacht	Noun		authenticity.
857	baratrópacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'barotropy': The state of a fluid in which density is directly proportional to pressure.
858	barbarthacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
859	bardasachta	Noun		genitive singular of bardasacht.
860	bardasachtaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
861	barr gas asparagais	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
862	barrchrochta	Adjective		tip-tilted.
863	barrfhliuch	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
864	barrleathan	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
865	barrshamhail	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
866	bás le hadhairt	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
867	basaifileach	Adjective		basophilic.
868	báseolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'thanatology': The scientific study of death and the practices associated with it, including the study of…
869	básmhaireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'mortality': The state or quality of being mortal.
870	bastairtíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
871	bastardaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
872	bataiméadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'bathometer': An instrument that measures the depth of water, used especially to measure the depth of ocea…
873	bataiméadrach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'bathymetric': Of, pertaining to, or derived from bathymetry.
874	béabharchlár	Noun		Equivalent to 'Beaverboard': A form of fiberboard made of wood pulp compressed into sheets.
875	beachaireacht	Noun		beekeeping, apiculture.
876	beachtaíoch	Adjective		Equivalent to 'critical': Inclined to find fault or criticize.
877	beachtaíocht	Noun		criticism, captiousness.
878	beachtaithe	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
879	beagmhisneach	Noun		despondency.
880	béal-anróch	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
881	béal-láidir	Noun, Adjective	/ˈbʲiːɑ̯l̪ˠˌl̪ˠɑːdʲəɾʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
882	béalaireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'oral tradition': Cultural material transmitted orally from one generation to another.
883	béalaireachta	Noun		genitive singular of béalaireacht.
884	Bealarúiseach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Belarusian': The Slavic language spoken in Belarus (formerly called White Ruthenia or White Russia).
885	béalchlabach	Adjective		garrulous.
886	béalfharaing	Noun		Equivalent to 'oropharynx': The oral part of the pharynx, reaching from the uvula to the level of the hyoid bone.
887	béalfharainge	Noun		genitive singular of béalfharaing.
888	béalfharaingí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
889	béalfhliuch	Noun, Adjective	/ˈbʲiːa̯lʲux/	(Ainmfhocal).
890	béaloideasaí	Noun		Equivalent to 'folklorist': A person who studies or collects folklore.
891	béalráiteach	Adjective		talkative; prating.
892	béalscaoilte	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
893	béalsceiteach	Adjective		blabbing, indiscreet.
894	bean an tí	Noun	/ˌbʲanˠ ə ˈtʲiː/	female householder, female head of household, the woman of the house.
895	beannachtach	Noun, Adjective		blessed; benign; prosperous.
896	beannachtaí	Noun, Adjective	/bʲnʲaxˈt̪ˠiː/	feminine genitive singular.
897	beannaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
898	béar dubh Áiseach	Noun		the Asian black bear, Ursus thibetanus.
899	béar dubh Meiriceánach	Noun		the American black bear, (Ursus americanus).
900	béarlamhail	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
901	béarmhargadh	Noun		Equivalent to 'bear market': A stock market where a majority of investors are selling ("bears"), causing overall stock p…
902	beartaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'tactics': The military science that deals with achieving the objectives set by strategy.
903	béasaíochta	Noun		genitive singular of béasaíocht.
904	beathachruth	Noun
905	beathaisnéis	Noun		Equivalent to 'biography': A person's life story, especially one published.
906	beathaisnéise	Noun		genitive singular of beathaisnéis (“biography”).
907	beathaisnéisí	Noun, Adjective	/ˈbʲahɑʃnʲeːʃiː/	Equivalent to 'Biographer': The writer of a biography; a professional writer of biographies.
908	beathfhórsa	Noun		Equivalent to 'vital force': A hypothetical force that is the causative agent for the development of life.
909	Beinidicteach	Noun, Adjective		Benedictine.
910	beirbhiughadh	Noun	/bʲɛˈɾʲuː/	obsolete spelling of beiriú.
911	Beirmiúdach	Noun, Adjective		Bermudan, Bermudian.
912	beochantóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Animator': One who creates an animation or cartoon; a cartoonist.
913	beodhúlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
914	beoshúileach	Adjective		quick-eyed.
915	bhádóiridhe	Noun		lenited form of bádóiridhe.
916	bhanphrionsa	Noun	/ˈwanˠfʲɾʲɨn̪ˠsˠə/	lenited form of banphrionsa (“princess”).
917	bhanríoghan	Noun		lenited form of banríoghan.
918	bhéarfaidís	Verb
919	bhéarfaimid	Verb
920	bhéarfaimis	Verb
921	bheith ag giolcaireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
922	bheith d'uchtach ag	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
923	bheith gan luail	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
924	bhfágálacha	Noun	/[vˠɑːˈɡɑːlˠəxə]/	eclipsed form of fágálacha.
925	bhfaigheadh	Verb	/wɑːx/	eclipsed form of faigheadh.
926	bhfaigheann	Verb	/ˈvˠɑjən̪ˠ/	eclipsed form of faigheann.
927	bhfaighidís	Verb		eclipsed form of faighidís.
928	bhfaighimid	Verb		eclipsed form of faighimid.
929	bhfaighimis	Verb		eclipsed form of faighimis.
930	bhfaighneacha	Noun		eclipsed form of faighneacha.
931	bhfaightear	Verb	/ˈwahaɾˠ/	eclipsed form of faightear.
932	bhfáilteoir	Noun		eclipsed form of fáilteoir.
933	bhfáinleoga	Noun		eclipsed form of fáinleoga.
934	bhfearthainn	Noun	/[ˈvʲaɾˠhəɲ]/	eclipsed form of fearthainn.
935	bhfeiceanna	Noun	/ˈvʲɛcən̪ˠə/	eclipsed form of feiceanna.
936	bhféinchúis	Noun		eclipsed form of féinchúis.
937	bhfeiseanna	Noun		eclipsed form of feiseanna.
938	bhféitheacha	Noun		eclipsed form of féitheacha.
939	bhfillfeadh	Verb	/ˈvʲiːlʲhəx/	conditional analytic dependent of fill.
940	bhFionlainn	Noun	/[ˈvʲɪnlˠən̠ʲ]/	eclipsed form of Fionlainn.
941	bhFionlainnis	Noun	/[ˈvʲɪn̪ˠl̪ˠən̠ʲɪʃ]/	eclipsed form of Fionlainnis.
942	bhfo-scéalta	Noun		eclipsed form of fo-scéalta.
943	bhfoirgneamh	Noun	/ˈvˠɔɾʲɪɟənʲəvˠ/	eclipsed form of foirgneamh.
944	bhfolcfaidh	Verb		eclipsed form of folcfaidh.
945	bhforaoisithe	Noun		eclipsed form of foraoisithe.
946	bhfréamhacha	Noun	/[ˈvʲɾʲeːvˠəxə]/	eclipsed form of fréamhacha.
947	bhfreastalaí	Noun, Verb	/ˈfʲɾʲasˠt̪ˠəlˠiː/	analytic present subjunctive of freastail.
948	bhfreastalódh	Verb	/ˈvʲɾʲasˠt̪ˠəlˠoːx/	analytic conditional eclipsed dependent of freastail.
949	bhfuinneoga	Noun		eclipsed form of fuinneoga.
950	bhícearnach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
951	bhlaoscanna	Noun		lenited form of blaoscanna.
952	bhreallacha	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of breallacha.
953	bhreallaigh	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of breallaigh.
954	bhreathnaigh	Verb	/ˈvʲɾʲan̪ˠə/	analytic past indicative of breathnaigh.
955	bhreathnaíos	Verb	/ˈvʲɾʲan̪ˠiːsˠ/	direct relative present indicative of breathnaigh.
956	bhreitheamhan	Noun		lenited form of breitheamhan.
957	bhreitheanna	Noun		lenited form of breitheanna.
958	bhreithiúnais	Noun		lenited form of breithiúnais.
959	bhreithiúnas	Noun	/ˈvʲɾʲaun̪ˠəsˠ/	lenited form of breithiúnas.
960	bhreoiteacht	Noun	/ˈvʲɾʲoːtʲəxt̪ˠ/	lenited form of breoiteacht.
961	bhriathartha	Adjective		lenited form of briathartha.
962	bhrionglóid	Noun		lenited form of brionglóid.
963	bhronntanais	Noun		lenited form of bronntanais.
964	bhronntanas	Noun		lenited form of bronntanas.
965	bhruíonfaidh	Verb		lenited form of bruíonfaidh.
966	bhruithfeadh	Verb	/ˈwɾˠiçu(ː)/	analytic conditional of bruith.
967	bhuachaillí	Noun	/vˠuəxəˈlʲiː/	lenited form of buachaillí.
968	bhuailfeadh	Verb		conditional analytic of buail.
969	bhunchanúint	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
970	bí ag caint	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
971	bí ag casacht	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
972	bí in ann	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
973	bí in iomaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
974	bia-eolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Dietetics': The study of diet and nutrition in relation to health and disease.
975	biadhamhail	Adjective		nourishing, nutritive.
976	biadhamhlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
977	bibleagrafaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
978	bilearúibin	Noun		Equivalent to 'bilirubin': A bile pigment that is a product of the breakdown of the heme portion of hemoglobin (which oc…
979	Bílearúiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Aidiacht).
980	bileog cheangail chúil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
981	bileog cheangail thosaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
982	bileog eolais iomlán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
983	bileog na scór	Noun		Equivalent to 'scoresheet': A sheet of paper (or similar) on which score is kept.
984	biliveirdin	Noun		Equivalent to 'biliverdin': A green tetrapyrrolic bile pigment, a product of heme catabolism, responsible for the greeni…
985	binse na nAirí	Noun		the front bench.
986	biorbheannach	Noun		pronghorn, Antilocapra americana.
987	bith-aiseolas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Biofeedback': A technique of gaining greater awareness of the many physiological functions of one's own b…
988	bithbhailiú	Noun		Equivalent to 'bioaccumulation': The process by which substances accumulate in the tissues of living organisms; used esp…
989	bithbhreosla	Noun		Equivalent to 'biofuel': Any fuel that is obtained from a renewable biological resource, especially from biomass.
990	bithchéanóis	Noun		Equivalent to 'biocoenosis': A community of interacting organisms that form a natural ecological unit.
991	bithcheimic	Noun		Equivalent to 'Biochemistry': The chemistry of those compounds that occur in living organisms, and the processes that oc…
992	bithchlastach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'bioclastic': Describing a sedimentary rock that is composed of the remains of small organisms.
993	bithchumhscú	Noun		Equivalent to 'bioturbation': The mixing of soil or sediment by living organisms.
994	bithéagsúil	Adjective		biodiverse.
995	bitheolaíoch	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
996	bitheolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
997	bitheolaithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
998	bithfhisice	Noun		genitive singular of bithfhisic.
999	bithfhótónaic	Noun		biophotonics.
1000	bithfhuinnimh	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of bithfhuinneamh.
1001	bithghéinitic	Noun		biogenetics.
1002	bithghineach	Adjective
1003	bithghineas	Noun		Equivalent to 'biogenesis': The principle that living organisms are produced only from other living organisms.
1004	bithleigheas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Biomedicine': The application of biology and physiology to clinical medicine.
1005	bithleighis	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of bithleigheas.
1006	bithlonracht	Noun		bioluminescence, phosphorescence.
1007	bithmhéadrach	Adjective		biometric, biometrical.
1008	bithmheicnic	Noun		Equivalent to 'biomechanics': The branch of biophysics that deals with the mechanics of the human or animal body; especi…
1009	bithmhilleadh	Noun		Equivalent to 'biodegradation': The decomposition of any material by microorganisms.
1010	bithmhorfacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'biomorphism': A surrealist art movement of the twentieth century that focuses on the power of natural lif…
1011	bithphireaból	Noun		Equivalent to 'biopyribole': Any of the rock-forming minerals pyroxene, amphibole, and mica.
1012	bithscaglann	Noun		Equivalent to 'biorefinery': A facility that carries out coproduction of a range of biologically-based products (food, f…
1013	bithshatailít	Noun		Equivalent to 'biosatellite': an artificial satellite that is designed to carry humans or other organisms.
1014	bithshintéis	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1015	bithshlándáil	Noun		biosecurity.
1016	bithshrianadh	Noun		biocontrol.
1017	blaisféimeach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1018	blaisféimeoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1019	bláithfholt	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1020	blaosc an chinn	Noun		Equivalent to 'skull': The main bones of the head considered as a unit; including the cranium, facial bones, and mandibl…
1021	blastaicéal	Noun		Equivalent to 'blastocoel': The fluid-filled cavity in a blastula.
1022	blastaicist	Noun		blastocyst.
1023	blastaideirm	Noun		Equivalent to 'blastoderm': The germination point in an ovum from which the embryo develops.
1024	bláthchuach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1025	bláthshaothrú	Noun		floriculture.
1026	bleachtaire	Noun		Equivalent to 'detective': A police officer tasked with collecting evidence and information in order to solve a crime; a…
1027	bleachtairí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1028	bleachtanas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1029	bleadrachán	Noun		blatherskite.
1030	bleidhmhíol	Noun	/ˈbʲlʲɛjvʲiːl̪ˠ/
1031	bliadhnamail	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
1032	blocdhéanmhas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1033	blocléaráid	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1034	bó na nGarbhchríoch	Noun		Highland cow.
1035	bobaireacht	Noun	/ˈbˠɔbˠəɾʲəxt̪ˠ/	trickery (underhanded behavior).
1036	bochtaineacht	Noun	/ˈbˠɔxt̪ˠənʲəxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'humiliation': The act of humiliating or humbling someone; abasement of pride; mortification.
1037	bod ar dris	Noun		stonechat (small Old World passerine bird of the genus Saxicola).
1038	bodachúlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1039	bog na cluaise	Noun		Equivalent to 'ear lobe': The lower, exterior, fleshy, bulbous part of the human ear.
1040	boghdóireacht	Noun
1041	Boilséiveach	Noun, Adjective		Bolshevik.
1042	boineannach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1043	boireannach	Adjective	/ˈbˠɛɾʲən̪ˠəx/	Equivalent to 'Rocky': A diminutive of the male given names Robert, Ricky, Rocco, Roch, or Rock.
1044	bóitseachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1045	bolaireacht	Noun		synonym of bolaíocht (“(act of) smelling, sniffing”).
1046	bolcánachas	Noun		synonym of bolcánacht (“volcanism”).
1047	bolcánaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1048	bolg le gréin	Noun		Equivalent to 'Sunbathing': The act of lying outdoors exposed to the sun, usually wearing little or no clothing, especia…
1049	bolgshrónach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1050	bolscaireacht	Noun		publicity; propaganda.
1051	bonnóg arán coirce	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1052	bord scríbhneoireachta coise	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1053	bord seomra bia	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1054	bosca an cháca	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1055	bpingneacha	Noun	/ˈbʲiːn̠ʲaxə/	eclipsed form of pingneacha.
1056	bPoblacht na Seirbia	Noun		eclipsed form of Poblacht na Seirbia.
1057	bPoblacht na Siombáibe	Noun		eclipsed form of Poblacht na Siombáibe.
1058	bportráidithe	Noun		eclipsed form of portráidithe.
1059	bpunannacha	Noun	/ˈbˠɞn̪ˠən̪ˠaxə/	eclipsed form of punannacha.
1060	brabúsaíocht	Noun		profiteering, opportunism.
1061	bracfhungas	Noun		Equivalent to 'bracket fungus': Any of various fungi of the family Polyporaceae, whose fruiting bodies form on trees and…
1062	brachán ó aréir	Noun		Equivalent to 'cold comfort': Much less reassurance, consolation, aid, or pleasure than one needs or desires.
1063	braicheadóir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1064	braichleann	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1065	braighdeanas	Noun		captivity, bondage, confinement, imprisonment.
1066	bráisléadach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1067	bráithreachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'brotherhood': The state of being brothers or a brother (also figuratively).
1068	bráithriúil	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Fraternal': A society formed to provide mutual aid, such as insurance.
1069	branar gan chur	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1070	braobaireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1071	Brasaíleach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Brazilian': A person from Brazil or of Brazilian descent.
1072	bratach bogha báistí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1073	brateolaíocht	Noun		vexillology.
1074	brathadóirí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1075	bráthairiúil	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
1076	bratsáirsint	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1077	breabaireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bribery': The act of giving an illegal payment (a bribe) to a person in an official position as a means o…
1078	breabhsaigh	Verb, Adjective		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
1079	breabhsaire	Noun		spruce, sprightly person.
1080	breabhsánta	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Spruce': Any of various large coniferous evergreen trees or shrubs from the genus Picea, found in norther…
1081	breabóideach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1082	breacaireacht	Noun		variegation, checkering.
1083	breacfhliuch	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1084	breachtradh	Noun		spellwork, casting of spells, charms.
1085	bréagaisnéis	Noun		Equivalent to 'disinformation': False information intentionally disseminated to deliberately confuse or mislead; intenti…
1086	bréagbhreisia	Noun		pseudobreccia.
1087	bréagchéadfa	Noun		Equivalent to 'Hallucination': A sensory perception of something that does not exist, often arising from disorder of the…
1088	bréagchiúbach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'pseudocubic': describing a rhombohedral structure that is almost cubic.
1089	bréagiontaise	Noun		Equivalent to 'pseudofossil': Any object, marking or impression that resembles a fossil but whose origin is non-biologic…
1090	bréagléiriú	Noun		misrepresentation.
1091	bréagmhoirf	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1092	bréagnaíonn	Verb		present indicative analytic of bréagnaigh.
1093	bréagnaithe	Noun, Verb		genitive singular of bréagnú.
1094	bréagnuacht	Noun		fake news.
1095	bréagnuithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1096	bréagphóidiam	Noun		pseudopod, pseudopodium.
1097	bréagrabhadh	Noun		false alarm.
1098	bréagriocht	Noun		disguise, masquerade.
1099	bréagstaire	Noun		genitive singular of bréagstair.
1100	bréagstartha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1101	bréagthoradh	Noun		false fruit.
1102	breathnadóir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1103	breathnaigh	Verb	/ˈbʲɾʲan̪ˠə/	to observe, examine.
1104	breathnaíonn	Verb	/ˈbʲɾʲan̪ˠiːn̪ˠ/	analytic present indicative of breathnaigh.
1105	breitheamhain	Noun		nominative/vocative/dative plural.
1106	breitheamhan	Noun		genitive singular/plural of breitheamh.
1107	breitheamhna	Noun		dated spelling of breithiúna.
1108	breitheamhnas	Noun		superseded spelling of breithiúnas (“judgment”).
1109	breitheanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1110	breithiúnach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1111	breithiúnacht	Noun		judgeship, judicature.
1112	breithiúnaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1113	breithiúnais	Noun	/bʲɾʲəˈhuːn̪ˠəʃ/	vocative/genitive singular.
1114	breithiúnas	Noun	/ˈbʲɾʲaun̪ˠəsˠ/	Equivalent to 'Verdict': A decision on an issue of fact in a civil or criminal case or an inquest.
1115	breithnithe	Noun, Verb	/ˈbʲɾʲenʲɪhə/	(Briathar).
1116	breithniúchán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1117	breóidhteacht	Noun		superseded spelling of breoiteacht.
1118	breoiteachán	Noun	/ˌbʲɾʲoːtʲəˈxɑ̃ːn̪ˠ/	habitually sick person, invalid.
1119	breoiteacht	Noun	/ˈbʲɾʲoːtʲəxt̪ˠ/	sickness, ailment, illness, ill health.
1120	brethamhoil	Adjective
1121	brí-eolaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'bryology': The study of bryophytes (non-vascular plants including mosses, liverworts and hornworts).
1122	briathardha	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
1123	briathartha	Adjective		Equivalent to 'verbal': A verb form which does not function as a predicate, or a word derived from a verb.
1124	briathraíocht	Noun
1125	bríbhéireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Brewing': The production of alcoholic beverages, such as beer, by fermentation; the process of being brew…
1126	bricfeastaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1127	brícléireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1128	brilléiseach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1129	brionglánach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1130	brionglóide	Noun		genitive singular of brionglóid.
1131	brionglóidí	Noun, Adjective		genitive singular of brionglóideach.
1132	brionglóidigh	Adjective		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
1133	briosca sceallaí seacláide	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1134	brioscánach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1135	briotaireacht	Noun		lisping; lisping speech.
1136	brógstrapáil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1137	broicéadaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1138	bróicéireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Brokerage': A business, firm, or company whose business is to act as a broker (e.g., stockbroker).
1139	broidearnach	Noun	/ˈbˠɾˠɪdʲəɾˠn̪ˠa(x)/	effervescence (escape of gas from solution in a liquid).
1140	broinndearg	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1141	bromach de dhuine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1142	bromach de ghasúr	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1143	bromaireacht	Noun		windiness; (act of) boasting.
1144	bronntanais	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1145	bruachbhaile	Noun		Equivalent to 'Suburb': A residential area located on the outskirts of a city or large town that usually includes busine…
1146	brúdóireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'hostelling': the practice of staying in youth hostels when on holiday, or travelling.
1147	brúideamhuil	Adjective		obsolete spelling of brúidiúil.
1148	brúidemlacht	Noun		obsolete spelling of brúidiúlacht.
1149	bruidheanach	Adjective		obsolete spelling of bruíonach (“quarrelsome”).
1150	brúidiúlacht	Noun		brutishness, beastliness, savageness; brutality, bestiality.
1151	brúidreacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1152	bruíneachas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1153	bruíonachas	Noun		quarrelling, causing trouble.
1154	bruíonfaidh	Verb		analytic future of bruíon.
1155	bruíontachas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1156	bruíontacht	Noun		synonym of bruíonachas (“quarrelsomeness”).
1157	bruitheachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1158	bruitíneach	Noun	/bˠɾˠɪˈtʲiːnʲəx/	Equivalent to 'Measles': An acute and highly contagious disease which often afflicts children caused by the virus Measle…
1159	brumaireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1160	brusaireacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Gall': A blister or tumor-like growth found on the surface of plants, caused by various pathogens, especi…
1161	brústocaire	Noun		Equivalent to 'Lobbyist': A person who is paid to lobby politicians and encourage them to vote a certain way or otherwis…
1162	brústocairí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1163	bruth-ionsá	Noun		igneous intrusion.
1164	bruthcharraig	Noun		Equivalent to 'igneous rock': One of the major groups of rock that makes up the crust of the Earth; formed by the coolin…
1165	bruthimbrít	Noun		ignimbrite.
1166	bruthimbríte	Noun		genitive singular of bruthimbrít.
1167	bruthimbrítí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1168	buabhall fiáin Áiseach	Noun		wild Asiatic buffalo (Bubalus arnee).
1169	buabhallach	Noun		synonym of buabhallaí (“bugler”).
1170	buabhallóir	Noun		synonym of buabhallaí (“bugler”).
1171	buail le slat	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1172	buailteacha	Noun	/ˈbˠuəlʲtʲəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1173	buailteachas	Noun	/ˈbˠuəl̠ʲtʲaxəsˠ/	summer grazing, transhumance.
1174	buailtíneach	Noun		Equivalent to 'farm worker': A person who works on, but does not own, a farm; an agricultural labourer / agricultural la…
1175	buanchoiste	Noun		Equivalent to 'standing committee': An established parliamentary or congressional committee to which all proposed legisl…
1176	buanchoistí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1177	buanchónaithe	Noun		genitive singular.
1178	buanchrutha	Noun		genitive singular of buanchruth.
1179	buanchruthach	Adjective		stereotyped.
1180	buanchuimhne	Noun		lasting remembrance.
1181	buanchuimhní	Noun, Adjective		genitive singular feminine.
1182	buanfhírinne	Noun		eternal truth.
1183	buanfhírinní	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1184	buanóglaigh	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1185	buanordaithe	Noun		genitive singular of buanordú.
1186	buanorduithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1187	buanrialach	Noun		genitive singular of buanriail.
1188	buanrialacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1189	buanseasaimh	Noun		genitive singular of buanseasamh.
1190	buanseasamh	Noun		Equivalent to 'Perseverance': Continuing in a course of action without regard to discouragement, opposition or previous…
1191	buanseasmhach	Adjective		persevering, steadfast.
1192	buanseilbhe	Noun		genitive singular of buanseilbh.
1193	buantairbhe	Noun		lasting benefit.
1194	buantairbhí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1195	buanuimhreach	Noun		genitive singular of buanuimhir.
1196	bugaireacht	Noun
1197	buidéalaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1198	buidheachas	Noun		archaic form of buíochas (“thanks, gratitude”).
1199	buille faoi thuairim	Noun	/ˈbˠɪl̠ʲə fˠa ˈd̪ˠuːɾʲəmʲ/	Equivalent to 'Guess': A prediction about the outcome of something, typically made without factual evidence or support.
1200	buíochas le Dia	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1201	buíochasaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1202	buirgéiseach	Noun, Adjective		burgess (inhabitant of a borough with full rights).
1203	buiséadacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1204	búistéireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1205	bun na cluaise	Noun		Equivalent to 'ear lobe': The lower, exterior, fleshy, bulbous part of the human ear.
1206	bun-Bhéarla	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1207	bunadhasach	Adjective		superseded spelling of bunúsach.
1208	bunaitheoir	Noun	/ˌbˠunˠəˈhoːɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'Founder': A severe laminitis of a horse, caused by untreated internal inflammation in the hooves.
1209	bunaitheora	Noun		genitive singular of bunaitheoir.
1210	bunáitíocht	Noun		provenance.
1211	bundúchasach	Noun, Adjective		aboriginal.
1212	bunóirseach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1213	bunreachtanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1214	bunreachtúil	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1215	bunscoileanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1216	buntáiste na gaoithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1217	buntáisteach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1218	buntáistíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1219	bunuimhreach	Noun		genitive singular of bunuimhir.
1220	bunuimhreacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1221	bunuimhreacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Cardinality': The number of elements a given set contains.
1222	c'ainm atá ort	Phrase		contraction of cad é an t-ainm atá ort? (“what is your name?”).
1223	cá as thú	Noun, Phrase		(Ainmfhocal).
1224	cabaireacht	Noun	/ˈkɑbˠəɾʲəxt̪ˠ/	prattle, palaver (unnecessary talk, chatter).
1225	cáca lá breithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1226	cad 'na thaobh	Adverb		contraction of cad ina thaobh.
1227	cad as duit	Phrase		where are you from?.
1228	cad é mar	Noun, Adverb		(Ainmfhocal).
1229	cad ina thaobh	Noun, Adverb	/ˌkɑn̪ˠəˈheːvˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1230	caidhp dhubh ghiobach	Noun		lawyer's wig (Coprinus comatus).
1231	caidhpe duibhe giobaí	Noun		genitive singular of caidhp dhubh ghiobach.
1232	caidhpeanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1233	caidhpeanna dubha giobacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1234	caidreamhach	Adjective	/ˈkɞdʲɪɾʲəx/	sociable person, people person.
1235	caidreamhacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Sociability': The skill, tendency or property of being sociable or social, of interacting well with other…
1236	caidriúlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1237	caighdeánach	Adjective	/kəiˈdʲaːn̪ˠəx/	Equivalent to 'standard': Falling within an accepted range of size, amount, power, quality, etc.
1238	cailc-chlár	Noun		Equivalent to 'chalkboard': A slate or enamel board for writing on with chalk; a predecessor to a whiteboard.
1239	cailifeacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Caliphate': Monarchical government based on a claim of succession to the Islamic State of Muhammad, ruled…
1240	cailínidhibh	Noun		dative plural of cailín.
1241	cáilíocht ar páipéar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1242	cáilíochtaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1243	cáilitheach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1244	cáilitheoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1245	cáiliúlacht	Noun		moderate amount.
1246	cailleachaibh	Noun		dative plural of cailleach.
1247	caillteanas	Noun	/ˈkalʲtʲəmˠəsˠ/
1248	caimlínteacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1249	cáinaisnéis	Noun		budget (intended expenditures).
1250	cainníochta	Noun		genitive singular of cainníocht.
1251	cainníochtaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1252	cáipéiseach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1253	cáipéisíocht	Noun	/kɑːˈpʲeːʃiːxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'documentation': Something transposed from a thought to a document; the written account of an idea.
1254	cáipéisíochta	Noun	/kɑːˈpʲeːʃiːxt̪ˠə/	genitive singular of cáipéisíocht (“documentation”).
1255	caipitleach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1256	caipitleachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'capitalism': A socio-economic system based on private ownership of resources or capital.
1257	caipitlíoch	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1258	cairdinéalach	Noun, Adjective		synonym of cairdinéal (“cardinal; scarlet cloak”).
1259	cairdinéalta	Adjective		Equivalent to 'cardinal': One of the officials appointed by the pope in the Roman Catholic Church, ranking only below th…
1260	cairdíneoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'accordionist': Someone who plays the accordion.
1261	cairdiúlacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Friendliness': The quality of being friendly.
1262	cairéalacht	Noun		quarrying.
1263	cairéalaigh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1264	cáirigineach	Adjective		cariogenic.
1265	cairt na bhfíseán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1266	caisearbhán	Noun	/ˈɡaʃɾˠəvˠaːn̪ˠ/	dandelion, Taraxacum genus.
1267	caith lúb anuas	Verb		to cast off a stitch.
1268	caitheamh faoi láimh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1269	caitheamh in airde	Noun		toss-up; pitch and toss.
1270	caitheamhach	Adjective		alternative spelling of caifeach (“given to spending; prodigal, wasteful”).
1271	caitheamhacht	Noun		alternative spelling of caifeacht (“prodigality, wastefulness”).
1272	caitheamháil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1273	caithiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1274	caithréimeach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1275	Caitliceach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkatʲlʲɪcəx/	Equivalent to 'Catholic': Of the Western Christian church, as differentiated from e.g.
1276	calraiméadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Calorimeter': An apparatus for measuring the heat generated or absorbed by either a chemical reaction, ch…
1277	calraitheoir	Noun		calorifier.
1278	camógaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'camogie': A women's stick-and-ball sport from Ireland, almost identical to hurling.
1279	camshúileach	Adjective		cockeyed, squinty.
1280	canáil an bhia	Noun		Equivalent to 'digestive tract': A system of organs within multicellular animals which takes in food, digests it to extr…
1281	canáil na cluaise	Noun		Equivalent to 'ear canal': The tube or meatus running from the outer ear to the eardrum through which sound enters.
1282	canáil na faighne	Noun		birth canal.
1283	canáil na sine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1284	canáil sheachtrach chloisteála	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1285	canáil tarae uachtair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1286	cangarú glas iartharach	Noun		western grey kangaroo.
1287	cangarú glas oirthearach	Noun		eastern grey kangaroo.
1288	cantaireacht	Noun		murmuring, complaining.
1289	cantalachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1290	cantarnaide	Noun		genitive singular of cantarnaid.
1291	canúint na tíre	Noun		vernacular.
1292	caoch ar meisce	Adjective		blind drunk.
1293	caochneantóg	Noun		Equivalent to 'deadnettle': Any plant of a species in genus Lamium, which closely resembles the nettle, but does not pos…
1294	caoga-caoga	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1295	caol na coise	Noun		Equivalent to 'ankle': The skeletal joint which connects the foot with the leg; the uppermost portion of the foot and lo…
1296	caol na láimhe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1297	caolchumtha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1298	caor thine ort	Phrase	/ˈkiːɾʲ ˈhinʲu ɔɾˠt̪ˠ/	A curse wishing someone misfortune.
1299	caora mhóradharcach Mheicsiceach	Noun		Mexican bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis mexicana).
1300	caora mouflon Chipireach	Noun		Cyprus mouflon (Ovis orientalis ophion).
1301	caorachaibh	Noun		dative plural of caora.
1302	cara as Críost	Noun	/ˌkaɾˠəʃ ˈcɾʲiːsˠt̪ˠə/	godparent, baptismal sponsor.
1303	carachtracht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1304	cárb as duit?	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1305	cárb as thú	Noun, Phrase		(Ainmfhocal).
1306	cárb as thú?	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1307	carcanaigin	Noun		Equivalent to 'Carcinogen': A substance or agent that can cause cancer.
1308	cardaigineach	Adjective		cardiogenic.
1309	carraiceacha	Noun	/ˈkaɾˠɪcaxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1310	carraigeach	Adjective	/ˈkaɾʲəɟəx/	Equivalent to 'Rocky': A diminutive of the male given names Robert, Ricky, Rocco, Roch, or Rock.
1311	carraigeacha	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkaɾˠəɟəxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1312	carraigreacha	Noun	/ˈkaɾˠɪɟɾʲəxiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1313	carrbhealach	Noun		Equivalent to 'carriageway': The part of a road that carries traffic.
1314	carthanacht	Noun		friendship, friendliness.
1315	carthannacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1316	casacht a bhogadh	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1317	casacht chrua thirim	Noun		hacking cough.
1318	Casacstánach	Noun, Adjective		Kazakh person.
1319	caschiabhach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1320	caschiorcal	Noun		turning circle (smallest area in which vehicle can turn).
1321	casúireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1322	cat crainn clochra	Noun		beech marten, stone marten, Martes foina.
1323	cat crainn Pennant	Noun		fisher, pekan, Pekania pennanti.
1324	cataclastach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'cataclastic': describing a type of metamorphic rock that has undergone shearing and granulation by high m…
1325	catamorfacht	Noun		catamorphism.
1326	cathair na ngrást	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1327	cathaiseach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1328	cathaoireach	Noun	/[kaˈhiːɾʲəx]/	genitive singular.
1329	cathaoireacha	Noun	/[kaˈhiːɾʲəxə]/	(Ainmfhocal).
1330	cathaoirleach	Noun	/ˈkaiɾˠl̠ʲəx/	Equivalent to 'Chairperson': A chairman or chairwoman, someone who presides over a meeting, board, etc.
1331	cathaoirligh	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1332	cé chomh fada	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1333	ceacharthacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1334	céad míle fáilte	Phrase	/ceːd̪ˠ ˈmʲiːlʲə ˈfˠaːl̠ʲtʲə/	A common greeting or salute in Ireland.
1335	céadfaíocht	Noun		sensibility.
1336	ceadharlach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Gentian': Any of various herbs of the family Gentianaceae found in temperate and mountainous regions with…
1337	céadphroinn	Noun		Equivalent to 'breakfast': A meal consisting of food normally eaten in the morning, which may typically include eggs, sa…
1338	ceaineastar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1339	ceangailte sa chorp	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1340	ceanglaíodh	Verb
1341	ceanglaíonn	Verb		present indicative analytic of ceangail.
1342	ceann an chlásail	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1343	ceann ar aghaidh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1344	ceann-nochta	Adjective, Adverb	/ˈcɨn̪ˠt̪ˠaːɾˠn̪ˠa(x)t̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'bareheaded': Having no covering on the head.
1345	ceannadhairt	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bolster': A large cushion or pillow, usually cylindrical in shape.
1346	ceannadhairte	Noun		genitive singular of ceannadhairt.
1347	ceannadhart	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1348	ceannaimsir	Noun		set time, term, period.
1349	ceannaimsire	Noun		genitive singular of ceannaimsir (“set time, term, period”).
1350	ceannairgead	Noun		head-money, poll-tax.
1351	ceannairgid	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of ceannairgead.
1352	ceannbhaile	Noun		upper part of town, of townland.
1353	ceannbhailte	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1354	ceannbhalla	Noun		hanging wall.
1355	ceannbhallaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1356	ceannbheart	Noun		headgear; helmet, headdress.
1357	ceannbhearta	Noun		nominative/vocative/dative plural of ceannbheart.
1358	ceannbhirte	Noun		genitive singular of ceannbheart.
1359	ceannbhrait	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1360	ceannchathair	Noun		Equivalent to 'Metropolis': Nickname for London: the capital city of the United Kingdom; the capital city of England, wi…
1361	ceanncheathrú	Noun		Equivalent to 'headquarters': The military installation from which troops are commanded and orders are issued; the milit…
1362	ceannchluiche	Noun		Equivalent to 'final': A final examination; a test or examination given at the end of a term or class; the test that con…
1363	ceannchluichí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1364	ceannchrochta	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1365	ceanndánacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1366	ceannlampaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1367	ceannlitreach	Noun		genitive singular of ceannlitir.
1368	ceannpheaca	Noun		Equivalent to 'cardinal sin': Any action that is highly discouraged within a particular field.
1369	ceannpheacaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1370	ceannramhar	Adjective		thick-headed.
1371	ceannsmacht	Noun		mastery, the upper hand.
1372	ceannsmachta	Noun		genitive singular of ceannsmacht.
1373	ceannteideal	Noun		Equivalent to 'Heading': The title or topic of a document, article, chapter, or of a section thereof.
1374	ceanntréine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1375	ceanntréith	Noun		dominant trait.
1376	ceanntréithe	Noun		genitive singular of ceanntréith.
1377	ceansaitheoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1378	ceardaíocht	Noun		craftwork, craftsmanship.
1379	ceardaíochta	Noun		genitive singular of ceardaíocht.
1380	ceardchumann	Noun		Equivalent to 'trade union': An organization whose members belong to the same trade and that acts collectively to addres…
1381	ceardúlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1382	cearpantóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Carpenter': A person skilled at carpentry, the trade of cutting and joining timber in order to construct…
1383	ceart go leor	Noun, Adjective, Interjection		(Ainmfhocal).
1384	cearta an duine	Noun		Equivalent to 'human rights': The set of basic rights and freedoms that all humans should be guaranteed, including the r…
1385	ceartaiseach	Adjective		disinclined to do more than one's strict share of work.
1386	ceartlitriú	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1387	ceatharnach	Noun	/ˈcahəɾˠn̪ˠa(x)/	Ulster form of ceithearnach (“kern; pawn”).
1388	ceathrachadú	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Fortieth': The person or thing in the fortieth position.
1389	céimseatúil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1390	ceintiméadar	Noun	/cɛnʲtʲəˈmʲeːd̪ˠəɾˠ/	Equivalent to 'Centimetre': An SI unit of length equal to 10⁻² metres.
1391	ceirbheacsach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1392	ceistitheach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1393	ceistitheoir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1394	ceithearnach	Noun	/ˈcahəɾˠn̪ˠa(x)/	kern (light-armed foot soldier).
1395	ceithre fhírinne thriathacha	Noun		Equivalent to 'Four Noble Truths': Four central Buddhist teachings: (i) that suffering is an innate characteristic of ex…
1396	cén t-am é?	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1397	ceobhránach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1398	ceoldrámach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1399	ceoleolaíocht	Noun		musicology.
1400	chabhraíodh	Verb		past habitual independent of cabhraigh.
1401	chailínidhe	Noun		lenited form of cailínidhe.
1402	chailleacha	Noun		lenited form of cailleacha.
1403	chaithfeadh	Verb	/ˈxãihətʲ/	analytic past independent of caithfidh (“must, have to”).
1404	charachtair	Noun	/ˈxaɾˠəxt̪ˠəɾʲ/	lenited form of carachtair.
1405	charraigeacha	Noun, Adjective	/ˈxaɾˠəɟəxə/	lenited form of carraigeacha.
1406	cheanamhail	Adjective		lenited form of ceanamhail.
1407	cheanglaíodh	Verb		past habitual analytic of ceangail.
1408	cheannaidhe	Noun		lenited form of ceannaidhe.
1409	cheannaíonn	Verb		lenited form of ceannaíonn.
1410	cheannaithe	Noun, Verb		lenited form of ceannaithe.
1411	cheantracha	Noun		lenited form of ceantracha.
1412	cheintiméadar	Noun	/çɛnʲtʲəˈmʲeːd̪ˠəɾˠ/	lenited form of ceintiméadar.
1413	cheirdeanna	Noun		lenited form of ceirdeanna.
1414	chiardhuibh	Adjective	/ˈçiəɾˠɣɪvʲ/	genitive singular masculine of ciardhubh.
1415	chífidh mé thú	Phrase
1416	chiliméadar	Noun	/çɪlʲəˈmʲeːd̪ˠəɾˠ/	lenited form of ciliméadar.
1417	chleachtadh	Noun, Verb		past habitual analytic of cleacht.
1418	chleachtfadh	Verb		conditional analytic of cleacht.
1419	chloisfeadh	Verb	/ˈxlˠɔʃətʲ/	conditional analytic of clois.
1420	chloisfidís	Verb
1421	chloisfimis	Verb
1422	chloisteáil	Noun	/[ˈxlˠɔʃtʲɑːlʲ]/	lenited form of cloisteáil.
1423	chluinfeadh	Verb		conditional analytic of cluin.
1424	chluinfidís	Verb
1425	chluinfimis	Verb
1426	chodlóchainn	Verb	/ˈxɨl̠ʲaxɪn̠ʲ/
1427	choileáinín	Noun		lenited form of coileáinín.
1428	choileáiníní	Noun		lenited form of coileáiníní.
1429	choimeádaidís	Verb	/xəˈmʲɑːd̪ˠəˌdʲiːʃtʲ/
1430	choimhthíoch	Noun, Adjective	/ˈxɨ̃vʲia(x)/	lenited form of coimhthíoch.
1431	choingheall	Noun		lenited form of coingheall.
1432	Choirdíneach	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of Coirdíneach.
1433	Choirdíneacha	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of Coirdíneacha.
1434	Choirdínigh	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of Coirdínigh.
1435	choiriúlacht	Noun		lenited form of coiriúlacht.
1436	choisreagadh	Noun, Verb		past habitual indicative analytic of coisrig.
1437	chomh fada is	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'as long as': Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see as, long.
1438	chomh luath agus	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'as soon as': Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see as, soon.
1439	chomh luath is	Conjunction	/xəˈl̪ˠuəsˠ/
1440	chomhaireadh	Verb		analytic past habitual independent of comhair.
1441	chomhairfeadh	Verb		analytic conditional independent of comhair.
1442	chomhaltacht	Noun		lenited form of comhaltacht.
1443	chomhaltais	Noun		lenited form of comhaltais.
1444	chómhnaighe	Noun		lenited form of cómhnaighe.
1445	chomparáidigh	Adjective		lenited form of comparáidigh.
1446	chonaiceadar	Verb	/ˈxn̪ˠicəd̪ˠəɾˠ/
1447	chonaiceamair	Verb
1448	chonaiceamar	Verb
1449	Chonnachtaigh	Noun, Adjective	/ˈxon̪ˠəxt̪ˠɪɟ/	lenited form of Connachtaigh.
1450	chontráilte	Adjective	/ˈxuːn̪ˠt̪ˠɾˠɑːl̠ʲtʲə/	lenited form of contráilte.
1451	Chorantacha	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of Corantacha.
1452	Chorantaigh	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of Corantaigh.
1453	chorránacha	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of corránacha.
1454	chothromais	Noun		lenited form of cothromais.
1455	chraobhacha	Noun, Adjective	/ˈxɾˠiːwaxə/	lenited form of craobhacha.
1456	chreathnaigh	Noun, Verb, Adjective	/ˈçɾʲahnˠi/	analytic past indicative of creathnaigh.
1457	chréidheanna	Noun		lenited form of créidheanna.
1458	chríochnaigh	Verb		past indicative analytic of críochnaigh.
1459	chríochnaíodh	Verb		past habitual analytic of críochnaigh.
1460	chríochnódh	Verb		conditional analytic of críochnaigh.
1461	chruadh-chás	Noun		lenited form of cruadh-chás.
1462	chualabhair	Verb	/[ˈxuəlˠəwəɾʲ]/
1463	chuideochadh	Verb	/ˈxɪdʲaxətʲ/	analytic conditional independent of cuidigh.
1464	chuimhneachán	Noun		lenited form of cuimhneachán.
1465	chuir i dtaisce	Verb	/ˌxɪɾʲ əˈd̪ˠaʃcɪ/	past indicative analytic of cuir i dtaisce.
1466	chuir tús le	Verb		past analytic of cuir tús le.
1467	chuisleanna	Noun		lenited form of cuisleanna.
1468	chumhachtach	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of cumhachtach.
1469	chumhachtacha	Noun, Adjective		lenited form of cumhachtacha.
1470	chumhachtaí	Noun		lenited form of cumhachtaí.
1471	chumhachtaigh	Noun, Verb, Adjective		lenited form of cumhachtaigh.
1472	cianóg na baintrí	Noun		Equivalent to 'widow's mite': A very small gift or donation which, however, represents a great sacrifice on the part of…
1473	cianphointe ó ghrian	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1474	cianradharcán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Telescope': A monocular optical instrument that magnifies distant objects, especially in astronomy.
1475	cianrialtán	Noun		remote control (device used to operate an appliance or mechanical toy from a short distance away).
1476	ciardhuibhe	Adjective	/ˈciəɾˠɣɪvʲə/	genitive singular feminine.
1477	cibé ar bith	Noun, Pronoun	/cɛbʲeɾʲˈbʲiç/	(Ainmfhocal).
1478	cibé scéal é	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1479	cinntitheach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'decisive': Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy; putting an end to contest o…
1480	cinntithigh	Noun, Adjective		vocative/genitive singular masculine.
1481	cinntiúchán	Noun		determination.
1482	cíochbheart	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bra': One of the two vectors in the standard notation for describing quantum states in quantum mechanics…
1483	cioglóideach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Cycloid': The locus of a point on the circumference of a circle that rolls without slipping on a fixed st…
1484	ciontaíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1485	ciontaitheoir	Noun		synonym of ciontóir (“offender”).
1486	ciorclóideach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Cycloid': The locus of a point on the circumference of a circle that rolls without slipping on a fixed st…
1487	ciothramach	Adjective	/ˈcɨhɾˠəmˠa(x)/	(Aidiacht).
1488	cisealchlár	Noun		Equivalent to 'bedding plane': The planar surface between adjacent strata.
1489	cisealúcháin	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of cisealúchán.
1490	cisealúchán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Bedding': The textiles associated with a bed, e.g., sheets, pillowcases, bedspreads, blankets, etc.
1491	císte aráin choirce	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1492	cisteanacha	Noun	/[ˈcɪʃtʲən̪ˠəxiː]/	(Ainmfhocal).
1493	cistineacha	Noun	/[ˈcɪʃtʲɪnʲəxə]/	(Ainmfhocal).
1494	citealdruma	Noun		Equivalent to 'Kettledrum': A large percussion instrument with a drumhead that is stretched over a hemispherical metal b…
1495	cíteolaíocht	Noun
1496	cithdhíonach	Adjective		showerproof.
1497	cithréimeach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1498	ciúinchosach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1499	ciúmhaiseacha	Noun		alternative spelling of ciumhaiseacha: plural of ciúmhais.
1500	ciumhaiseanna	Noun	/ˈcuːʃən̪ˠə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1501	ciúnas na huaighe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1502	clabhchorda	Noun	/[ˈklˠauˌxoːɾˠd̪ˠə]/	Equivalent to 'clavichord': An early keyboard instrument producing a soft sound by means of metal blades (called tangent…
1503	claidhmheacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1504	cláiríneach	Noun	/ˈklˠɑːɾʲiːnʲəx/	cripple (person who has severe impairment in physical abilities).
1505	clairnéideoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'clarinetist': Someone who plays the clarinet.
1506	cláirseacha	Noun	/[ˈklˠɑːɾˠʃəxə]/	nominative/vocative/dative plural of cláirseach.
1507	claonamharc	Noun		sidelong look; squint.
1508	claonbhreith	Noun		perverse judgment, unjust judgment.
1509	claonfhoirm	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1510	claoninsint	Noun		indirect speech, reported speech.
1511	claonloighic	Noun		Equivalent to 'paralogism': A fallacious argument or illogical conclusion, especially one committed by mistake, or belie…
1512	claonmhéadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Clinometer': An apparatus for measuring a vertical angle, a slope, or the height of a large object (e.g.
1513	claontrópacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1514	claontuiseal	Noun		Equivalent to 'oblique case': Any noun case except the nominative case (and sometimes the vocative case), where the noun…
1515	clár ciorcad fístaispeána	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1516	clár na scór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1517	clárpháipéar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Paperboard': A thick paper, or thin cardboard.
1518	clasaiceach	Noun, Adjective		classic, classical.
1519	clasaicíoch	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1520	clástrafóibe	Noun	/ˈklˠɑːsˠt̪ˠɾˠəfˠoːbʲə/	Equivalent to 'Claustrophobia': The abnormal fear of closed, tight places.
1521	cleachtfaidh	Verb		future analytic of cleacht.
1522	cleamhnacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1523	cleas na méaracán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1524	cléchliceáil	Noun, Verb		verbal noun of cléchliceáil.
1525	cléireachas	Noun		clerkship.
1526	cléitheacha	Noun	/ˈclʲehaxə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1527	cliabhraigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1528	cliamhnacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1529	cliathán den lá	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1530	cliathánach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈclʲiːhana(x)/	(Ainmfhocal).
1531	cliceáil faoi dhó	Noun, Verb		verbal noun of cliceáil faoi dhó.
1532	clifeartach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1533	clismearnach	Noun	/ˈclʲɪʃmʲəɾˠn̪ˠiː/	starting up, jumping up (especially from sleep).
1534	cló-eagraigh	Verb
1535	cló-inneall	Noun		printing-machine.
1536	clóbhuailte	Noun, Verb		(Briathar).
1537	clóbhualadh	Noun		verbal noun of clóbhuail.
1538	clóchuradóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Typesetter': A person who sets type; an employee in a printshop who manually selected pieces of movable t…
1539	clódóireacht	Noun		coloring of story, misrepresentation.
1540	clófhoireann	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1541	clogaireacht	Noun		carillon (set of bells, often in a bell tower).
1542	clóghrafach	Adjective		typographical, typographic.
1543	clóghrafóir	Noun		typographer.
1544	cloicheán tíograch glasuaine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1545	cloicheán tíograch mór	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1546	cloichíneach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1547	clópháipéar	Noun		printing paper.
1548	clóphreasanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1549	clos-aschuir	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of clos-aschur.
1550	clos-aschur	Noun		sound output.
1551	clos-scagaire	Noun		audial filter.
1552	clos-scagairí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1553	closamhairc	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of closamharc.
1554	closchaiséad	Noun		Equivalent to 'audio cassette': A cassette designed to hold recorded sound or music.
1555	closchaiséid	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1556	closchonsóil	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1557	closchonsól	Noun		audio console.
1558	clóscríbhinn	Noun		Equivalent to 'Typescript': A scripting programming language that is a strongly-typed superset of JavaScript.
1559	clóscríobh ó éisteacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1560	clóscríobhaí	Noun	/ˈklˠoːʃcɾʲiːwiː/	Equivalent to 'Typist': A person who types, a clerical worker who writes letters, etc., using a typewriter.
1561	clóscríobhaí ó éisteacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1562	clóscríobhán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Typewriter': A device, at least partially mechanical, used to print text by pressing keys that cause type…
1563	closlabhartha	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1564	closleabhair	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1565	closleabhar	Noun		Equivalent to 'audiobook': A recording, usually made available for sale, of a reading of the full text or of an abridgem…
1566	closluachanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1567	closmhéadair	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1568	closmhéadar	Noun		acoumeter, audiometer.
1569	closmhéadraí	Noun		audiometrist.
1570	clostéipeanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1571	clostráchta	Noun		genitive singular of clostrácht.
1572	clostráchtaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1573	clostrealaimh	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1574	clostrealamh	Noun		audio equipment.
1575	clostreisithe	Noun		genitive singular of clostreisiú.
1576	clostreisiú	Noun		auditory reinforcement.
1577	cluas-scrúdú	Noun		aural examination.
1578	cluasaíocht	Noun	/ˌkl̪ˠuəˈsˠiː(ə̯)xt̪ˠ/	listening attentively or furtively.
1579	cluaschosaint	Noun		ear protection.
1580	cluaschosanta	Noun		genitive singular of cluaschosaint.
1581	cluaslianna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1582	cluasmharcáil	Noun		earmarking.
1583	cluasmharcála	Noun		genitive singular of cluasmharcáil.
1584	cluasoiliúint	Noun		aural training, ear training.
1585	cluasoiliúna	Noun		genitive singular of cluasoiliúint.
1586	cluastriail	Noun		aural (test).
1587	cluastrialach	Noun		genitive singular of cluastriail.
1588	cluastuiscint	Noun		aural comprehension, listening comprehension.
1589	cluiche dúbailte measctha	Noun		Equivalent to 'mixed doubles': A game played between two teams, each consisting of a female and a male.
1590	cluimhreach	Noun	/ˈklˠɨ̃vʲɾʲa(x)/	plumage (collection of feathers covering a bird’s body), feathers.
1591	cnagcheoltóir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Percussionist': A trained musician who plays percussion instruments, as opposed to a drummer who lacks fo…
1592	cnáimhfhiach	Noun	/ˈkɾˠãːvʲia(x)/	A bird of some kind. Further details are uncertain. Possibilities include:.
1593	cnáimhseach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'midwife': A person, usually a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth, but who is not a physi…
1594	cnáimhseachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Obstetrics': The care of women during and after pregnancy.
1595	cnáimhseáil	Noun		grumbling, complaining.
1596	cnáimhseálaí	Noun
1597	cnáimhseoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Obstetrician': A physician who specializes in childbirth.
1598	cnaipeadóir	Noun		button-maker.
1599	cnaipíneach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
1600	cnámh an chromáin	Noun		Equivalent to 'hip bone': One of two roughly symmetrical parts of the skeleton, each composed of the fused iliac, ischia…
1601	cnámh na corróige	Noun		Equivalent to 'hip bone': One of two roughly symmetrical parts of the skeleton, each composed of the fused iliac, ischia…
1602	cnámh na huisinne	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1603	cnapbhóráis	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of cnapbhórás.
1604	cnapéadaigh	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of cnapéadach.
1605	cníopaireacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1606	cobhsaíocht	Noun		firmness, stability.
1607	cobhsaíochta	Noun		genitive singular of cobhsaíocht.
1608	cobhsaitheoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Stabilizer': Any substance added to something in order to stabilize it, as for example a fuel additive th…
1609	cócaireacht	Noun	/ˈkoːkəɾʲəxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'cuisine': A characteristic manner or style of preparing food, often associated with a place of origin.
1610	codlatánach	Noun	/kol̪ˠəˈt̪ˠɑːn̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1611	codlatánaigh	Noun	/kol̪ˠəˈt̪ˠɑːn̪ˠɪɟ/	vocative/genitive singular.
1612	codlóchaidh	Verb	/ˈkɪl̠ʲaxə/	analytic future of codail.
1613	códmhalartú	Noun		Equivalent to 'code-switching': The phenomenon or practice of alternating between two or more languages or language vari…
1614	cógaisíocht	Noun		pharmaceutics; pharmacy.
1615	cógaisíochta	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1616	cógaseolaíoch	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Pharmaceutical': A pharmaceutical or pharmacological preparation or product; a drug.
1617	coibhneasacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Relativism': The theory, especially in ethics or aesthetics, that conceptions of truth and moral values a…
1618	coibhneasta	Adjective
1619	coicíseacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1620	coicthidhis	Noun		dated spelling of coicís.
1621	coicthidhisí	Noun		superseded spelling of coicísí: plural of coicthidhis.
1622	coigéilsine	Noun		society, fellowship.
1623	coigisteoidh	Verb		future analytic of coigistigh.
1624	coigistíonn	Verb		present indicative analytic of coigistigh.
1625	coigistithe	Noun, Verb		genitive singular of coigistiú.
1626	coigríochach	Noun, Adjective		strange, foreign.
1627	coigríochta	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1628	coileachaibh	Noun		dative plural of coileach.
1629	coileáiníní	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1630	coiléaracht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1631	coimeádachais	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of coimeádachas.
1632	coimeádachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Conservatism': A political philosophy that advocates traditional values.
1633	coimeádaithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1634	coimeádfaidh	Verb		future analytic of coimeád.
1635	coimhdeacht	Noun		accompaniment, companionship.
1636	coimhdeachta	Noun		genitive singular of coimhdeacht (“accompaniment, companionship; concomitance; subsidiarity”).
1637	coimhdire na cuaiche	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1638	cóimheascadh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1639	coimhthíoch	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkɨ̃vʲia(x)/	aloof, remote, distant (emotionally detached or unresponsibe).
1640	coimhthiolán	Noun	/ˈkɞfʲalˠanˠ/	Ulster form of comhthionól (“assembly”).
1641	coimisiúnta	Adjective		commissioned.
1642	coimpléacs vitimín B	Noun		Equivalent to 'vitamin B complex': A group of water-soluble vitamins, once thought to be a single vitamin, occurring in…
1643	coincréiteach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1644	coincréitigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1645	coinfheascar	Noun		afternoon; evening.
1646	coinneálach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1647	coinneálacht	Noun		retentiveness, retentivity.
1648	coinneochaidh	Verb	/ˈkɪn̠ʲaxə/	Ulster and archaic form of coinneoidh: analytic future of coinnigh.
1649	coinníollach	Noun, Adjective	/kɪˈnʲiːl̪ˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1650	coinnle an phúca	Noun		dark mullein (Verbascum nigrum).
1651	coinnle corra Spáinneacha	Noun		Spanish bluebell, Hyacinthoides hispanica.
1652	coinsiasach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1653	coinsiasacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1654	coirceogach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1655	coirceogacht	Noun
1656	Coirdíneach	Noun, Adjective		Kurdish (of, from, or pertaining to the Kurdish people).
1657	Coirdíneacha	Noun, Adjective		nominative/vocative/dative/strong genitive plural of Coirdíneach (“Kurdish”).
1658	cóiréagrafaíocht a dhéanamh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1659	Coireallach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Cyrillic': The Cyrillic alphabet or writing system.
1660	cóireochadh	Verb	/ˈkɔːɾʲaxətʲ/	analytic conditional dependent of cóirigh.
1661	cóireolaíoch	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1662	coiriúlacht	Noun		guilt, guiltiness (state of being guilty).
1663	coirnéalacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1664	cóisireacht	Noun		feasting, living on retainers, 'coshering'.
1665	cóisireachta	Noun		genitive singular of cóisireacht.
1666	coisreacaim	Verb	/ˈkoɾʲʃəkəmʲ/
1667	coisreactha	Verb	/ˈkɔʃɾʲəkə/	(Briathar).
1668	coisreagadh	Noun, Verb
1669	coisrigeadh	Verb
1670	coitcheannta	Adjective		dated spelling of coitianta.
1671	coitiantacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1672	colainneacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1673	coláisteach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Academical': Academic dress, consisting of a cap and gown.
1674	coláisteánach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Seminarist': A student training to be a priest at a Roman Catholic seminary.
1675	colnaidheacht	Noun		obsolete spelling of collaíocht.
1676	comaoineacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1677	comh-ardacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1678	comhaireadh	Verb
1679	comhaireamh	Noun	/ˈkuːɾʲəvˠ/ ~ /ˈkoːɾʲəvˠ/	count, (act of) counting; calculation, reckoning.
1680	comhaireann	Verb		analytic present indicative of comhair.
1681	comhairfidh	Verb		analytic future of comhair.
1682	comhaiseach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1683	comhaisnéis	Noun		Equivalent to 'Apposition': A construction in which one noun or noun phrase is placed with another as an explanatory equ…
1684	comhaltacht	Noun		fellowship.
1685	comhaltachta	Noun		genitive singular of comhaltacht.
1686	comhaontaigh	Verb		agree, assent (le (“to”)).
1687	comharsanach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1688	comharsanacht	Noun	/ˈkõːɾˠsˠən̪ˠəxt̪ˠ/	neighborliness, friendliness.
1689	comharsanna	Noun	/ˈkuːɾˠsˠən̪ˠiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1690	comhbhreise	Noun		genitive singular of comhbhreis.
1691	comhchealga	Noun		nominative/vocative/dative plural of comhcheilg.
1692	comhcheangail	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1693	comhcheilge	Noun		genitive singular of comhcheilg.
1694	comhchiallach	Noun, Adjective		synonymous (le (“with”)).
1695	comhchineál	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1696	comhchoiteann	Adjective		collective, communal.
1697	comhchruinniú	Noun	/ˈkũːxɾˠɨn̠ʲu(ː)/	assembly, gathering, congregation.
1698	comhchruthach	Adjective		symmetrical.
1699	comhchuingigh	Verb		conjugate.
1700	comhchuingiú	Noun		verbal noun of comhchuingigh.
1701	comhdhálacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1702	comhdhéanamh	Noun		constitution, structure, composition.
1703	comhdhlúite	Verb, Adjective		consolidated, condensed.
1704	comhdhlúthú	Noun		verbal noun of comhdhlúthaigh.
1705	comhdhuille	Noun		Equivalent to 'counterfoil': the part of a cheque that is retained in the chequebook as a record; a stub.
1706	comhéifeacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Coefficient': A constant by which an algebraic term is multiplied.
1707	comhfhiosach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'conscious': The part of the mind that is aware of itself; the consciousness.
1708	comhghlasach	Adjective		interlocking (physically).
1709	comhionannais	Noun		vocative/genitive singular of comhionannas.
1710	comhionannas	Noun		equality; congruence, uniformity.
1711	comhlachtaí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1712	comhlíonadh	Noun, Verb
1713	comhlíontach	Adjective		compliant.
1714	comhluadair	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1715	comhráiteach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkoːɾˠɑːtʲəx/	Equivalent to 'Conversationalist': A person who participates in a conversation.
1716	comhréireach	Adjective	/kˠõˈɾˠeːɾʲəxˠ/	syntactic, syntactical.
1717	comhriachtain	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1718	comhrialtais	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1719	comhrialtas	Noun	/ˈkoːɾˠiəl̪ˠt̪ˠəsˠ/	coalition government.
1720	comhshealach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1721	comhshíneas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Cosine': In a right triangle, the ratio of the length of the side adjacent to an acute angle to the lengt…
1722	comhthaobhach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1723	comhthiomsú	Noun		verbal noun of comhthiomsaigh.
1724	comhthionóil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1725	comhthionól	Noun	/ˈkoːhəl̪ˠɑːn̪ˠ/	community (residential or religious collective).
1726	comhthreomhar	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Parallel': That is in similarity or concordance with something.
1727	compánachas	Noun		Equivalent to 'Companionship': The state of having or being a companion.
1728	comparáideach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Comparative': The degree of comparison of an adjective or adverb used when comparing two entities in term…
1729	comparáidigh	Adjective		masculine vocative/genitive singular.
1730	compóirteach	Adjective	/ˈkomˠpˠoːɾʲtʲəx/	Galway form of compordach.
1731	comrádaithe	Noun	/ˈkʊmˠɾˠɑːd̪ˠiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1732	cón uachtar reoite	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1733	cónaidhmeach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1734	conas atá tú	Noun, Phrase		(Ainmfhocal).
1735	conas atá tú?	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1736	conas tá sibh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1737	conas tá tú	Phrase
1738	cónascachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1739	cónascachas	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1740	conduchtaire	Noun		conductor (something that can transmit electricity, heat, light or sound).
1741	cóngarach duit féin	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1742	Connachtach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkon̪ˠəxt̪ˠəx/	Connacht (attributive).
1743	Connachtaigh	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkon̪ˠəxt̪ˠɪɟ/	masculine vocative/genitive singular.
1744	conradh seirbhís phoiblí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1745	conraitheoir	Noun		contractor.
1746	conraitheoirí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1747	conraitheora	Noun		genitive singular of conraitheoir.
1748	consaeitiúil	Adjective	/konˠˈsˠeːt̪ˠuːlʲ/	squeamish.
1749	conspóideach	Adjective		contentious, controversial (of matter, issue).
1750	constábla long chogaidh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1751	constaiceach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1752	contrárthacht	Noun		contrariety, contrast.
1753	contúirteach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1754	contúirteacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1755	coparthónach	Adjective		copper-bottomed (having a bottom made of copper).
1756	cor scóide dúbailte	Noun		Equivalent to 'double sheet bend': Doubled version of the sheet bend; a strong knot used to tie two ropes of different d…
1757	corcairdhearg	Noun, Adjective
1758	corcairghorm	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Violet': A plant or flower of the genus Viola, especially the fragrant Viola odorata; (inexact) similar-l…
1759	corcscriúnna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1760	corda an dromlaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1761	corn na flúirse	Noun		cornucopia, horn of plenty.
1762	cornfhoiche	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1763	coróinvíreas	Noun	/ˈkɔɾˠuːnʲ.vʲiːɾʲəsˠ/	coronavirus.
1764	corp an chlásail	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1765	corp na heaglaise	Noun		Equivalent to 'nave': The middle or body of a church, extending from the transepts to the principal entrances.
1766	corraitheach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkoɾˠiəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1767	cosair-easair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1768	costaiseach	Adjective		(Aidiacht).
1769	costasachta	Noun		genitive singular of costasacht.
1770	costasamhail	Adjective		obsolete spelling of costasúil.
1771	costasúlacht	Noun		synonym of costasacht (“costliness, sumptuousness”).
1772	costasúlachta	Noun		genitive singular of costasúlacht.
1773	cóta báinín dheirg	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1774	cothabhálach	Adjective		sustaining, nourishing; productive of sustenance.
1775	cothaitheacht	Noun		plumpness, being well-fed.
1776	cothóchaidh	Verb	/ˈkɔːxə/	future analytic of cothaigh.
1777	cothrom an lae	Noun		anniversary.
1778	cothromaíocht	Noun		equilibrium, balance.
1779	cothrománach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'horizontal': Perpendicular to the vertical; parallel to the plane of the horizon; level, flat.
1780	cothromasach	Adjective		equitable.
1781	crabhaitéal	Noun	/kɾˠəuˈtʲeːl̪ˠ/	puny, miserable creature.
1782	craftpháipéar	Noun		Equivalent to 'kraft paper': Strong paper made from kraft pulp, often used for making corrugated board; usually brown.
1783	craiceáilte	Noun, Verb, Adjective	/ˈkɾˠæcɑːl̠ʲtʲə/	(Ainmfhocal).
1784	cráifeachta	Noun		genitive singular of cráifeacht.
1785	cráinbheach	Noun		Equivalent to 'queen bee': A reproductive female (especially the only one) in a colony of bees.
1786	craobhscaoil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1787	craoltóireacht seirbhís phoiblí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1788	creachadóir	Noun		plunderer, marauder, spoiler, looter.
1789	créachtaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1790	creamh muice fia	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1791	creat-aeróg	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1792	creatchruth	Noun		framework shape.
1793	creathnaigh	Noun, Verb, Adjective	/ˈcɾʲahnˠi/	to tremble, shake, quake.
1794	créatúireacha	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1795	créidheanna	Noun		dated spelling of créanna.
1796	creidmheach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈcɾʲedʲəvʲəx/	Equivalent to 'Believer': A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
1797	creidmheáil	Noun	/ˈcɾʲedʲvʲælʲ/	Ulster form of creidiúint: verbal noun of creid.
1798	creidmheasa	Noun		genitive singular of creidmheas.
1799	creistiúint	Noun	/ˈcɾʲeʃtʲuːnʲtʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1800	criadóireacht	Noun		pottery, potting (the art of making clay pots), clay-craft.
1801	criathraigh	Verb	/ˈcɾʲiə(h)ɾˠə/	to riddle, honeycomb.
1802	críochnaigh	Verb	/ˈcɾʲiːxn̪ˠɪɟ/	complete, accomplish.
1803	críochnaíodh	Verb
1804	críochnaíonn	Verb		present indicative analytic of críochnaigh.
1805	críochnaithe	Noun, Verb	/ˈcɾʲiːxn̪ˠɪhɪ/	(Briathar).
1806	críochnóidh	Verb		future analytic of críochnaigh.
1807	críochnúlacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1808	crióigineach	Adjective		cryogenic.
1809	crios an chadáis	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1810	criostalach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1811	criostalaigh	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1812	criostalúchán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1813	cró an chinn	Noun		junction of parietal bones, fontanelle.
1814	cró na baithise	Noun		junction of parietal bones, fontanelle.
1815	crobhscaoilte	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1816	croíbhriseadh	Noun		heartbreak, heartache, (emotional) devastation.
1817	croíbhriste	Noun, Adjective		heartbroken, brokenhearted.
1818	croíbhrúite	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1819	croíchruthach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'heart-shaped': Having the traditional, notional shape of a heart (♥), that is pointed at one end and inde…
1820	croiméalach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1821	cróineolaíoch	Adjective		chronological.
1822	croiniceacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Chronicling': The act by which something is chronicled.
1823	croiniceachta	Noun		genitive singular of croiniceacht.
1824	croiniceoir	Noun		Equivalent to 'Chronicler': The presumed author/redactor of the Book of Chronicles and certain other books of the Tanakh…
1825	croinicíocht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1826	croinicithe	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1827	croítheacha	Noun	/ˈkɾˠiːxiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1828	crómainéime	Noun		Equivalent to 'chromonema': The central coiled filament of a chromatid upon which the chromomeres lie.
1829	cromán na gcearc	Noun		Equivalent to 'hen harrier': A bird of prey, Circus cyaneus, which breeds in the northern parts of Eurasia.
1830	crómasómach	Noun, Adjective	/kɾˠoːmˠəˈsˠoːmˠəx/	(Ainmfhocal).
1831	crómatachta	Noun		genitive singular of crómatacht.
1832	crónaichrios	Noun		Equivalent to 'chronozone': A group of strata formed during the same chron of geologic time.
1833	cronaiméadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Chronometer': A device for measuring time, particularly a precision mechanism for measuring time of day.
1834	crónaluadar	Noun		Equivalent to 'chronotaxis': A list or table, sorted in chronological order, of people who held an office.
1835	cros-síolrach	Noun, Adjective		Equivalent to 'Hybrid': Offspring resulting from cross-breeding different entities, e.g.
1836	cros-snáithe	Noun		cross-grain.
1837	cros-toirchiú	Noun		verbal noun of cros-toirchigh.
1838	crosbhacart	Noun		Equivalent to 'T-square': A rule with a short perpendicular crosspiece at one end, used by draughtsmen to draw parallel…
1839	crosbhealach	Noun		crossroad, intersection.
1840	crosbhoghanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1841	crosbhoghdóir	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1842	crosbhóthar	Noun		Equivalent to 'Crossroads': A place where one road crosses another; an intersection of two or more roads.
1843	croscheistigh	Verb		cross-question, cross-examine.
1844	croscheistiú	Noun		verbal noun of croscheistigh.
1845	croschnámha	Noun		crossbones.
1846	crosdealbhach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1847	crosdiabhal	Noun		Devil's imp, mischievous person.
1848	crosmhalartú	Noun		Equivalent to 'Crossover': A locality in the Shire of Baw Baw, south eastern Victoria, Australia.
1849	crosógaíocht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Lacrosse': A sport played on a field between two opposing teams using sticks (crosses) and a ball, whereb…
1850	crosphailniú	Noun		cross-pollination (of ideas, etc.).
1851	crosphóraigh	Verb		crossbreed, intercross.
1852	crostagairt	Noun		Equivalent to 'Cross-reference': A reference or direction in one place in a book or other source of information to infor…
1853	crostáltacht	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1854	crosteideal	Noun		cross-heading, crosshead.
1855	crua sa bholg	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1856	crua sa chorp	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1857	cruabhéalach	Adjective		hard-mouthed (of horse).
1858	cruachroíoch	Adjective		hardhearted, pitiless.
1859	cruachroíocht	Noun		hardheartedness, heartlessness.
1860	cruadh-chás	Noun		superseded spelling of cruachás.
1861	cruadhéanta	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Sturdy': A disease caused by a coenurus infestation in the brain of an animal, especially a sheep or cani…
1862	crúb na gé	Noun		Equivalent to 'cat's cradle': A children's game of forming string into various shapes around one's fingers.
1863	crúba na gé	Noun		nominative/dative plural of crúb na gé.
1864	crúbscoilte	Adjective		cloven-footed, cloven-hoofed.
1865	crúca cairbíneach dúbailte	Noun		Equivalent to 'quickdraw': A set of two carabiners connected by a strap.
1866	crúca is cró	Noun		Equivalent to 'hook and eye': A matched hook and an eye (loop into which the hook can fit), used for fastening.
1867	crúibe na gé	Noun		genitive singular of crúb na gé.
1868	crúibíneach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1869	cruimh snáthaide móire	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1870	cruimheachán	Noun		venomous person.
1871	cruinníocha	Noun	/ˈkɾˠɪn̠ʲiəxiː/	(Ainmfhocal).
1872	cruinnitheora	Noun		genitive singular of cruinnitheoir.
1873	cruinniú ginearálta bliantúil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1874	cruinnmheall	Noun		round mass; globe.
1875	cruinnteach	Noun		Equivalent to 'Rotunda': A round building, usually small, often with a dome.
1876	cruitchláraí	Noun	/kɾˠɪtʲˈxl̪ˠɑːɾˠiː/	Equivalent to 'Harpsichordist': One who plays the harpsichord.
1877	cruitchorda	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1878	cruiteachán	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1879	cruithneacht	Noun	/ˈkɾˠɪ(h)nʲəxt̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'wheat': Any of the several cereal grains, of the genus Triticum, that yields flour as used in bakery.
1880	cruithneachta	Noun	/ˈkɾˠɪ(h)nʲəxt̪ˠə/	genitive singular of cruithneacht.
1881	cruitíneach	Noun	/kɾˠəˈtʲiːnʲəx/	hunchback, humpback (person with kytosis).
1882	cruitireacht	Noun	/ˈkɾˠɪtʲəɾʲəxt̪ˠ/	harping (playing the harp).
1883	crúmhaighnéad	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1884	cruthaitheoir	Noun	/ˈkɾˠuhiːjoːɾʲ/ ~ /ˈkɾˠuhijoːɾʲ/ ~ /ˈkɾˠihoːɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'Maker': Someone who makes; a person or thing that makes or produces something.
1885	cuaille faid canála	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1886	cuairteanna	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1887	cuarbhóthar	Noun		Equivalent to 'ring road': A circumferential highway around a town, city, or other conurbation.
1888	cuarchanáil	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1889	cuas an bhéil	Noun		Equivalent to 'oral cavity': The cavity of the mouth, especially the part of the mouth behind the gums and teeth that is…
1890	cuas na láirge	Noun
1891	cuas na sróine	Noun		Equivalent to 'nasal cavity': In higher vertebrates, a large air-filled space above and behind the nose in the middle of…
1892	cuas-súileach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1893	cuibheasach	Adjective	/ˈkiːsˠəx/	middling, fair.
1894	cuid na maidine	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1895	cuideachtúil	Noun, Adjective	/kəˈdʲaxˌt̪ˠuːlʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1896	cuiditheoir	Noun		helper, aide, auxiliary.
1897	cuiditheoirí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1898	cuiditheora	Noun		genitive singular of cuiditheoir.
1899	cúigleáilte	Verb		(Briathar).
1900	cúigleálaithe	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1901	cúigleálann	Verb		present indicative analytic of cúigleáil.
1902	cúigleálfaidh	Verb		future analytic of cúigleáil.
1903	cuimhne inléite amháin	Noun		Equivalent to 'read-only memory': A computer memory chip that stores values but does not allow updates, in which the val…
1904	cuimhneacháin	Noun		vocative/genitive singular.
1905	cuimhneachán	Noun		Equivalent to 'Commemoration': The act of commemorating; an observance or celebration to honor the memory of some person…
1906	cuimhneoidh	Verb		future analytic of cuimhnigh.
1907	cuimil an mháilín	Noun, Phrase	/ˌcimʲəl̪ˠ ə ˈvɑːlʲiːnʲ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1908	cuir abhaile ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1909	cuir ar bun	Verb		to set up, establish.
1910	cuir ar ceal	Verb		to cancel, call off, scratch (remove, ignore, delete).
1911	cuir ar ceant	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1912	cuir ar gcúl	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1913	cuir ar maos	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1914	cuir araoid ar	Verb		to address (direct speech to).
1915	cuir as do	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1916	cuir bac ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1917	cuir caoi ar	Verb		fix up (provide someone with something).
1918	cuir cathú ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1919	cuir ceant ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1920	cuir chun báis	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1921	cuir chun cinn	Verb		to promote (advocate or urge on behalf of something).
1922	cuir d'fhiacha ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1923	cuir dáta le	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1924	cuir eagar ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1925	cuir faobhar ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1926	cuir faoi chaibidil	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1927	cuir faoi deara	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1928	cuir faoi iamh	Verb		enclose (put in envelope).
1929	cuir faoi phróiseas	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1930	cuir i bhfeidhm	Verb		to exercise (use, put into practice) (a right, one’s authority etc.).
1931	cuir i bhfolach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1932	cuir i dtaisce	Verb	/ˌkɪɾʲ əˈd̪ˠaʃcɪ/	to store away, put away, put into storage.
1933	cuir i gcás	Noun, Adverb	/ˌkɪɾʲ ə ˈɡɑːsˠ/	(Ainmfhocal).
1934	cuir i gcrích	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1935	cuir i gcroinic	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1936	cuir i gcuimhne	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1937	cuir i láthair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1938	cuir i leith	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1939	cuir i sonrú	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1940	cuir in áirithe	Verb		Equivalent to 'reserve': reservation, booking (arrangement by which accommodation or transport arrangements are secured…
1941	cuir in eagar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1942	cuir in ionad	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1943	cuir in iúl	Verb		to express, convey, communicate, articulate, state, voice.
1944	cuir in umhail	Verb		(Briathar).
1945	cuir ionadh ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1946	cuir iontas ar	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1947	cuir isteach ar	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1948	cuir lúb suas	Verb		Equivalent to 'cast on': Alternative spelling of cast-on.
1949	cuir pionós ar	Verb		to punish.
1950	cuir síos do	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1951	cuir suas do	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1952	cuir suas le	Noun, Verb		(Ainmfhocal).
1953	cuir tús le	Verb		Equivalent to 'start': A typical button for video games, originally used to start a game, now also often to pause or cho…
1954	cuircíneach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1955	cuireann faoi deara	Verb		present indicative analytic of cuir faoi deara.
1956	cuirfidh faoi deara	Verb		future analytic of cuir faoi deara.
1957	cúirtbhanna	Noun		Equivalent to 'Recognizance': A form of bail; a promise made by the accused to the court that they will attend all requi…
1958	cúirtealáiste	Noun		Equivalent to 'curtilage': The area immediately surrounding a house, especially dooryard areas and sometimes including c…
1959	cúirtéireacht	Noun		courting, wooing, courtship.
1960	cúirtghairm	Noun		court proclamation.
1961	cúirtiúlacht	Noun		Equivalent to 'Courtliness': The quality of being courtly; refinement of manners.
1962	cuisleannaibh	Noun		dative plural of cuisle.
1963	cuisliméara	Noun	/ˈkɪʃlʲəmʲeːɾˠə/	Cois Fharraige form of custaiméir (“customer”).
1964	cuisliméaraí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1965	cúl le faobhar	Adjective		out of the way, remote, secluded.
1966	cúlairpéitse	Noun		reverse arpeggio.
1967	cúlbhealach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1968	cúlfhuinneog	Noun		rear window.
1969	cúlghabhálach	Adjective		Equivalent to 'Retrospective': An exhibition of works from an extended period of an artist's activity.
1970	cúlráideach	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1971	cúlriascach	Adjective	/ˈkuːlˠɾˠeːska(x)/	lonely, desolate, remote, inaccessible (of a place).
1972	cúltreorach	Noun		genitive singular of cúltreoir.
1973	cumann frithpháirteach árachais	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1974	cumannachas	Noun	/ˈkʊmˠən̪ˠəxəs/	Equivalent to 'communism': Any far-left political ideology or philosophy advocating holding the production of resources…
1975	cumhachtach	Noun, Adjective	/ˈkuːxt̪ˠəx/	person with supernatural powers, magician.
1976	cumhachtacha	Noun, Adjective		nominative/vocative/strong genitive/dative plural of cumhachtach.
1977	cumhachtaigh	Noun, Verb, Adjective		to energize (machine, etc.).
1978	cumhscaithe	Noun		genitive singular of cumhscú.
1979	cuntasóir deimhnithe poiblí	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1980	cur ar maos	Noun		verbal noun of cuir ar maos.
1981	cur chuige iolraíoch	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1982	cur faoi deara	Verb		verbal noun of cuir faoi deara.
1983	cur faoi scian	Noun		Equivalent to 'surgery': The act or process involving major incisions to remove, repair, or replace a part of a body; an…
1984	cur i gcéill	Noun		pretence, make-believe.
1985	cur i láthair	Noun		(Ainmfhocal).
1986	curtha faoi deara	Verb		(Briathar).
1987	cuspóireach	Noun, Adjective		(Ainmfhocal).
1988	d'aithneodh	Verb	/ˈd̪ˠænʲətʲ/	conditional independent analytic of aithnigh.
1989	d'aithníodh	Verb	/ˈd̪ˠa(h)nʲiːx/	past habitual independent analytic of aithnigh.
1990	d'fhaigheadh	Verb		past habitual independent analytic of faigh.
1991	d'fhaighidís	Verb
1992	d'fhaighimis	Verb
1993	d'fhaighinn	Verb
1994	d'fhaighteá	Verb
1995	d'fháiltigh	Verb		past indicative independent analytic of fáiltigh.
1996	d'fhéachfaí	Verb	/ˈdʲeːxfˠiː/	autonomous conditional independent of féach.
1997	d'fhéadfadh	Verb		conditional analytic independent of féad.
1998	d'fhéadfainn	Verb	/ˈdʲeːt̪ˠən̠ʲ/
1999	d'fheiceadh	Verb	/ˈdʲɛcəx/	past habitual independent analytic of feic (“see”).
2000	d'fheicfeadh	Verb	/ˈdʲɛcəx/	conditional independent analytic of feic (“see”).

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