Agriculture
Land
Conlach – a field of stubble (after harvest)
Talamh bán – open ground
Talamh láidir – rough land
Talamh réidh – prepared, arable land
Garraíonntaí - plots
Crops
Arbhar – cereals
a'borradh - growing, thriving
Seagal - rye
Dias – ear (of corn)
Stoca - stook
Corraiceog – a stook of corn
Corraiceogaí - small stooks of corn
a'stocadh arbhair - stooking corn
Cruach arbhair - stack of corn
Porann – sheaf Purnachaí - sheaves
Stuaic – a bundle of sheaves tied together
Bualadh a'tuairgnín - beating (the sheaves) with the pestle
Coirce - oats
a'bualadh coirc - threshing the oats
Tuairgnín – pestle, pounder
a'cáitheadh coirce - winnowing oats
a'tógáil choirce - lifting oats
A’cáitheadh – winnowing
cáitheadh gaoithe - winnowing wind
Cáithleach – chaff
Seol fascaidh - sheltering sail
'achaon gaisc le ceann - each blow
'achaon gaisc le buile – every second blow
a'sciobadh - recessing
Cruach - stack Cruachaí – stacks
Cruithneachta – wheat
Eorna - barley
Tools for crops
Súiste - flail Súistí – flails
Eagart - yard for the oats, haggard
Hay
Féir - hay
Síogáin – haystacks
Síogán féir – a rick of hay
Súgán - a hay rope
Súgán féir – hay rope Súgáin - hay ropes
Cailleach shúgáin – ball of hay rope
Baigheantaí – swathes
Casadóir – twister
Fáiméir – rush used to stabilise a haystack
Fáiméirí - rushes used to stabilise haystacks
Sciobhal – watershed
Fearrbhach - a base made of stones (for corn or a haystack)
Gráinneog – small pile of hay Gráinneogaí – small piles of hay
Baighe féir - swathe of hay
Sop – wisp
a'tiontú - turning hay
A’spealadóireacht – using a scythe
Tools for cutting hay
Corrán – sickle
Speal - scythe
Cloch spile – scythe stone
Píce - fork
Pice féir – a pitchfork
Sraith - windrow
Ploughing
Basladh bréige - false bastling
Cliaith - harrow
Fuirstith’ – harrowed
Romhar – dig