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Iad - them
Iallach - compel
Iarainn - iron
Iargúlta - remote
Iarmhais - valuable possessions
Iarr - ask Iarraidh - asking
Iarthar - Western
Iarracht - attempt
Iarrthóirí - candidate; applicant
Iasc - fish
Iascaire - fisherman
Iascaireacht - fishing
I bhfabhar - in favour
I bhfad - far away
I bhfalrach - gasp, pant
I bhfiacha - in debt
I bhfianaise - in the presence of
I bhfolach - in hiding
I bhfostú - become entangled
Idir - between
I dtaca an lae - close to day
I dtaisce - laying by, saving
I dteannta - along with
I dtaca - as regards
I dtaobh - because
I dtoiseach
I dtólamh - always
I dtreo - so that
I dtuiscint - to make someone understand
I dtús - at the onset
I gceann - at the end of
I gceannas - in command
I gceart - right, properly
I gcéill - pretend; make-believe
I gcéin is i gcóngar - far and near
I gceist - in question, at issue
I gcogar - in a whisper
I gcoinne - against
I gcomhair - for, intended for
I gcolbh
I gcónaí - always
I gcruth - in such a way that
I gcuideachta - to be in company
I gcuimhne - to inform, remind
I láthair - present
I leaba - instead of
I leataobh - aside
I leith - in regard to
Im – butter Im tríd an mbrachán air - you have made a hash of it
I mbéal - about to
I mbonn
I mbun - involved in
Imeacht - going, departure
Imeagla - great fear, terror, dread
I measc - among
Imeacht - going, departure
Imeoidh - will walk
Imghaoth - eddying wind, whirlwind.
Imirt - playing, play Imigh - go away, leave
Imithe - gone
Imní - anxiety, concern
Imníoch - anxious, concerned
Impí - intercession
I muinín - trust; to be dependent, to have to rely
I muinín an bháinín
Ina gceannas - in command
In aghaidh - against
In aice - next to
In aice láimhe - near at hand.
In airde - on high; up
In aisce - for nothing
In ann - able to
In am - in time
Ina chéile - intertwined, entangled
Ina chosair easair - to trample down something
Ina codladh - asleep
Ina dhiaidh - afterwards
Ina dhiaidh sin - after that Ina dhiaidh sin féin - even so
Ina dhúiseacht - to waken
In aghaidh - against ina haghaidh
In aice le - next to
In ainm Dé – In the name of God
In airde - on high; up
Ina suí - sitting down
Ina theannta sin - along with that
Inbhainte - attainable
Inchinn - brain
Inchúnta
Inchurtha - comparable to
I ndán - in store for
I ndeireadh na péice - completely exhausted
I ndiaidh - after
Indíolta - marketable
In éadan - against, opposed to
In éineacht le - together, along, with
In éis - after
I ngan fhios - furtive
I ngar - near
I nglaine
Iníon – daughter
Inis - tell
Iniúchadh - to examine closely.
In iúl - inform, remind
Inmhaíte - enviable
Inmholta - commendable, praiseworthy; advisable
Inné - yesterday
Inneall - . machine, engine
Innealtóir - engineer
Innui - today
Insint - telling
Intinn - intend
Iolair - eagle
Iolra - plural
Iomaí - many
Iomarca - excess, superfluity
Iomaire - ridge
Iomlán - all, the whole; total,
Iompar - transport; behaviour
Iompú - turning, turn
Iomrá - rumour, report
Iomramh - rowing
Ionadh - wonder, surprise
Ionadaí - representative
Ionann - same, identical; alike
Ionartha - incursion, invasion
Ionas go - so that
Iondúil - usual
Ionga - nail
Ionglach - numbness from cold; pins and needles
Ionradh – invasion Ionradh tuile - flow, ebb
Ionsaigh - attack
Ionsaigh - attack Ionsaí
Iontach - wonderful; surprising
Iontaí - wonder, surprise
Iontais - wonder
Iorghal - fighting; combat
Iorras - Erris
Ioscaid - hollow at back of knee Ioscaidí
Iothlainn - to be in dire poverty
I riocht go - in such a way that
I rith - during
Is annamh - scarcest, rarest
Is binne - sweetest sounding
Is boichte - poorest
Is cosúil - it seems
Is dócha - probably
Is dílse - most loyal
Ise - she, her
Is eagal liom - I fear that
Is faide - longest
Is fearr - best
Is géire - sharpest
Is gaire - nearest
Is iontach - most wonderful
Is luaithe - earliest
Is measa - worst
Is mithid - it is high time
Is mó - biggest
Isteach - in
Istigh - inside
Is túisce - soonest
Ith – eat
Ithiúnach - scoundrel