This dictionary is based on the dialect spoken in Carrowteigue.
Ab airde - Tallest
Abhaile - Home, homewards
Ab fhéidir - as possible
Abradh - would say
Ach - but
Achar - distance, journey ; area
A chuisle - My beloved
Aer Air
Ag - At
A ghrá - My love
Agus - and
Aibhleog coal (in fire)
Aiféala regret
Ainm - name
Airde - height
A lán - A load of, a lot of
A leithéad - The like of
Aicíd - disease
Aicíd le dul in ngo - Alzheimer's disease
Aird a thabhairt - To pay attention
Airgead - Money; silver
Airigh - feel
Aithin - know, recognise, identify
Aithne - to know or be acquainted with
Aithneofá - You would know (be acquainted with)
Aithrí - Penance, repentance
Allas - sweat
Alt - Joint, article
Altóir - altar
Altú - thanksgiving
Am - Time
Amach - out
Amhail - like, as
Amháin - just one, only
Amharc - look
Amhlaidh - so
Amplach - greedy
Amuigh - outside
Anall - from the far away
Anam - soul
Anbhá - consternation, panic
Anfa - storm, tempest
Aniar - from the west
Aníos - Up, from below
Ann - in it, there
Anoir - from the east
Anois - now
Anró - hardship
Anróití - severe, distressing
Anseo - here
Ansin - there
Ansiúd - there beyond
Anuas - from above
Aoibh an gháire - smiling, beaming
Aoibh - smile, pleasant expression
Aois - age
Aolnite - lime-washed
Aon - One, any
Aonach - fair
Aos óg - young people
Ar a muise - Arrah musha
Ar ais - back
Ar áit bonn - on the spot, immediately
Ar an toirt - on the spot, immediately
Ar bhéal - ready for, about to
Ar - on
Ara - Arrah
Arán - bread
Ar bith - at all, none
Ar bó Ar bó go deo - (interjection of surprise or agreement)
Ar bun - underway, going on
Ar chor ar bith - at all, not at all
Ar chuma ar bith - at all, not at all
Ar éigean - hardly
Ar mhodh ar bith - so that
Ardaigh - raise, elevate
A stór - my treasure a stóirín - my treasure
Ar fad - completely, altogether
Ar fud - throughout
Aréir - last night
Arís - again
Arna mhárach - the following day
Arsa - says
As sin - from that
As - from
Asal donkey
Ascaill - armpit; avenue
Athair - father