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School: Tulca (roll number 1396)

Location:
Tullaha, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Mícheál Ó Dálaigh
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  1. Focail a Bhíodh de Gnáth in Úsáid - Measctha leis an mBéarla (continued)

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    rógaire - peata - cochall - alp - smailc
    smuilc - bior - stráiméad - gadaidé
    "T'anam o'n Riach" - grásta Dé cúghainn
    Cabhair Dé chúghainn - smuta - "táisc nú tuairisc"
    Gárlach - útamáil - scriosamhnach
    fámaire - fiadhaire feadha - slaghdán
    bolta - súiste - sonuchar - dúlaigheach - pr -al - canal (?)
    píobán - braon - duíg - dúil - cóithsire
    scannradh - scannróir - scruggal - sméaróid
    tráinín - mo léir! - mo ghoin! - cailp
    fláitheach (chickweed) - slánlus
    meachain dobhac pr. "meachain dá abha"
    fuachtáin - méidhiscrí - caith siar é
    púscadh - ceárduighe - cábóg
    "míle maide" - glugar - aiteann
    aiteann gaedhealach - cros abha - ínnse
    ciseán - cláirín nú clebhí, nú clabhra
    droll - croch - corcán - scilléid
    cloigeann - meigioll - bolg - gúirléidí
    cadhrán - brus - spairt - fionna mhóin
    tóin a bhogadh - sceach - cuileann - beithe
    ciotóg - crúincín - taílliúr - gabha
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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    Language
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