FORÓGRA CHOLÁISTE EOIN
COISTE GAEILGE
CHOLÁISTE EOIN
DO
MHUINTIR CHOLÁISTE EOIN
A MHUINTIR CHOLÁISTE EOIN IDIR DHALTAÍ AGUS MHÚINTEOIRÍ - In ainm
Dé agus in ainm na n-iarscoláirí is na n-iarmhúinteoirí a
chuaigh romhainn agus óna bhfuair sé a sheanoideas mar Choláiste, tá Coláiste
Eoin, trínne, ag gairm a dhaltaí faoina bhratach agus ag bualadh buille ar son
na Gaeilge. Tar éis dó eagar agus oiliúint a chur ar a chuid fear trí mheán a
eagraíochta réabhlóidí scoile, An Cumann Gaelach, tar éis dó glacadh leis an
aicíd den dream beag scroblach de Bhéarlóirí le tamall rófhada,
tar éis dó fanacht go seasmhach le teacht an lae chirt, beireann sé anois ar an
bhfaill agus, le cabhair a chomhghuaillithe calma sa bhFoireann Teagaisc, ach ag
brath sa chéad áit ar a neart féin, buaileann sé, agus lán-dóchas aige go
mbainfidh sé an bua.
Dearbhaímid gur ceart ceannasach dochloíte é ceart dhaltaí
an Choláiste chun seilbh an Choláiste agus chun an ruaig a chur ar na
gallghaeil nach dtagann le fís an Choláiste. Níor chealaigh an lucht damanta
seo an fhís sin de Choláiste ina gcleachtaítear an cultúr Gaelach go bródúil is
go huaibhreach riamh, ná ní féidir í a chealú go deo.
Ag seasamh
dúinn ar an gceart bunúsach sin, agus á dhearbhú arís os comhair an tsaoil,
fógraímid leis seo Coláiste Eoin ina Ghaelcholáiste nach nglacann le Béarla ná
leis na gallghaeil - na naimhde atá inár measc, naimhde a roghnaíonn teanga
iasachta Shasana thar cheol binn ár dteanga dhúchais. Cuirimid ár n-anam
féin agus anam ár gcomrádaithe cneasta chun troda agus comhraic ar son na Gaeilge
agus ar son dhaltaí uile uasal an Choláiste.
Tá ceart ag
Coláiste Eoin ar dhílseacht a dhaltaí agus éilíonn sé an dílseacht sin. In uair
seo na cinniúna ní foláir do Mhuintir an Choláiste, trína misneach is a
ndea-shampla, trína mbród is a n-uaisleacht, iad féin a íobairt ar son an Choláiste,
agus gan géilleadh do, nó glacadh leis, na naimhde seo atá inár measc go dtuilleann
sé an réim ró-uasal atá i ndán dó.
Clár
1.
Nathanna Ginearálta
2.
Foclóir Úsáideach
3.
Seanfhocail
4.
Cur síos ar dhaoine
5.
Mallachtaí
NATHANNA GINEARÁLTA
1.) Ar a mhithidí féin = In his own time
2.) Ná cuireadh sé ó chodladh thú = Don’t lose sleep over it
3.) Tá teacht dá uireasa agam = I can’t manage without it
4.) Tá mé san fhaopach = I’m in a fix
5.) Bhí sé mionnaithe é a dhéanamh = Determined to do it
6.) Tá mé gráinnithe orthu = I detest them
7.) Ag beochan bruíne = Causing trouble
8.) Bhain sin bongadh as = That shocked him
9.) Níl aon toirtéis ann = It’s nothing to brag about
10.) Ar do mhíthapa = Off your guard
11.) Lá sna naoi n-airde = Once in a blue moon
12.) An deasca a bhaint as duine = Make him pay
13.) Níl fhios agam go barainneach = I don’t know exactly
14.) Tá rudaí ar fudar fadar = There’s total confusion
15.) Sháigh sé chugam = He lashed out at me
16.) Leithscéal cam = A lame excuse
17.) Ag snámh in aghaidh easa = Attempting the impossible
18.) Ní fearr Éire ná orlach = An inch is as good as a mile
19.) Bain an púicín de do shúile = Stop fooling yourself
20.) Cúl a choinneáil ar gháire = To restrain a laugh
21.) Is mó a thairbhe ná a thaibhse = It’s better than it looks
22.) D’imigh sé gan dóigh = He lost all respect
23.) Tá sé ina bhrachán agat = You made a hash of it
24.) Nuair a thagann an crú ar an tairne = When it comes to it
25.) Tá an tairne ar an troigh = Everything is set
26.) Tá só súilíneach aige = He’s living it up
27.) Thug sí cuimilt den teanga dó = She gave
him a scolding
28.) Imirce uabhair a dhéanamh = To go off in a huff
29.) Coilichín paor a dhéanamh de = To drive him mad
30.) Chuirfeadh sé mágra éadain ort = It would scar you
31.) Tá sé ag cur madraí i bhfuinneoga = Bluffing
32.) Bhí meath na mullóige agam = I got off worst
33.) Dul ó mhaoil go mullach = Going from bad to worse
34.) Buaileadh leithead a chraicinn air = He took a beating
35.) Ag iarraidh forais i bhfodhomhan = Attempting the impossible
36.) Tá saol an mhadaidh bháin aige = He’s living it up
37.) Taobh a thabhairt le duine = To depend on someone
38.) Tá sé ina mhúr thar grian = It’s beyond repair
39.) Fuil a bhaint as seancholm = To re-open old wounds
40.) Tá a mhéar i bpoll tarathair = He’s in a jam
41.) Tá an buinne béil agat = You have laid the foundations for it
42.) Do ladar a chur i meadar gan suaitheadh
= To butt in
43.) Bheith ar do chraoibhín seamhrach = Enjoying life
44.) Ligean le do dhroim = To take things easy
45.) Ar scáth ar miste liom = For all I care
46.) Bíonn blas ar an mbeagán = A little is appreciated
47.) ‘Sé taoscadh na farraige é = It’s an impossible job
48.) Ní fiú fionna feanna é = It’s not worth anything
49.) Tá an cairde caite = The moment of truth has came
50.) Chuirfeadh sé consaeit ort = It would turn your stomach
51.) Tháinig siad crosach ar a chéile = They crossed swords
52.) Tá do bhacán sáite = Your goose is cooked
53.) Níl blas buartha air = He’s not sorry in the least
54.) Rudaí a chur i bhfudairnéis = Get things mixed up
55.) Is réidh ag duine a theannfhocal a rá =
Easier said than done
56.) Níl mire ná meisce air = He knows what he’s at
57.) Chuir sé fonn múisce air = It made him sick
58.) Beidh callán faoi seo = There’ll be war over this
59.) An sop in áit na scuaibe = A poor
substitute
60.) An togha agus an rotús de = The best and worst of
61.) Déanann fearann fianaise = Seeing is believing
62.) Ag baint boghaisíní ar cheist = Beating around the bush
63.) Tá sé ag teacht ina reacht = It’s becoming a must
64.) Do dholaí a réiteach = To fulfil one’s duty
65.) Ar crith ina chraiceann = Quaking in his boots
66.) Níl binneas ná cruinneas ann = There’s neither rhyme nor reason to it
FOCLÓIR ÚSÁIDEACH
1.) Ar bheag ná ar chrua = Under any circumstances
2.) Ó chianaibh = Tamall ó shin
3.)
Ag diomailt aimsire = Ag cur am amú
4.) San eadra = Go déanach ar maidin
5.) Ar na mallaibh = Le déanaí
6.) I gcoim na hoíche = I lár na hoíche
7.) Tar éis an tsaoil = After all
8.) Dá uireasa = Without it
9.) Domhnach is dálach = Day in, day out
10.) Ar ala na huaire = On the spur of the moment
11.) Ar seachrán = Astray
12.) Dóbair dom = Ba bheag nár
13.) Níl cailleadh ar bith air = Níl tada (dada) cearr leis
14.) Ní feasach mé é = Níl a fhios agam
15.) Is gráin liom é = Is fuath liom é
16.) Ansin atá tú meallta =
That’s where you’re mistaken
17.) De ghrá an réitigh = For the sake of peace
18.) Mórán cainte ar bheagán
cúise = Much ado about nothing
19.) In adhastar an anró = In a fix
20.) In umar na haimléise =
In a fix
21.) Máthair an oilc = Cúis na trioblóide
22.) Cnámh spairne = Cúis an achrainn
23.) Staicín áiféise = Ceap magaidh
24.) Uisce faoi thalamh = Conspiracy
25.) Idir chamáin = Á phlé
26.) Gal soip = Rud annamh
27.) Ag dul i dteirce = Becoming scarce
28.) Faic na fríde = Nothing at all
29.) Faoi iomrá = Under discussion
30.) Thar insint scéil = Ar fheabhas
31.) Ar an airdeall = On the alert
32.) Cé is moite de = Seachas
33.) Is cuma sa riach = Is cuma sa tsioc
34.) Níl sé thar moladh beirte = It’s not great
35.) Bheith dubh dóite de = Bheith bréan de
36.) Mustar gan ghustal = Empty pride
37.) Más olc maith leo é = Whether they like it or not
38.) An cam a chur ar an díreach = Distort facts
39.) Amanathar = Arú
amárach
40.) Clapsholas = Twilight
41.) De dhéanta na fírinne = As a matter of fact
42.) Leis na cianta cairbreacha = Le fada an lá
43.) Éinín aon phoirt = One trick pony
44.) Ag dul chun fadálachta = Going on too long
45.) ‘Sé an feic saolta é = Radharc uafásach é
46.) Ag biathú báistí = Drizzling
47.) Turas góidrisc = Fool’s errand
48.) Díol trua = Worthy
of pity
49.) Díol suntais = Worthy of attention
50.) Ar maos le = Soaked
in
51.) Baothchaint = Waffle
52.) Teacht i dtír ar rud éigin = To survive on something
53.) Ar theann a dhíchill = Doing his best
54.) Ábhar téamaí = Source of amusement
55.) Dásacht feirge = A frenzy of anger
56.) Cogadh na sifíní = A storm in a teacup
57.) Ceo ar a chlú = A blot on his reputation
58.) Ó Neamh go hÁrainn = Anywhere under the sun
59.) Dris chosáin = Obstruction
60.) Oiread is a chaochfadh súil = A tiny bit
SEANFHOCAIL
1.) Is fearr an
t-imreas ná an t-uaigneas = Argument is better
than loneliness
2.) Is fearr beagán
cúnaimh ná mórán trua = Better a little
help than a lot of pity
3.) Bíonn an fhírinne
searbh ach bíonn sí buan = The truth is
bitter, but it lasts
4.) Is giorra cabhair
Dé ná an doras = The help of God is
nearer than the door
5.) Ar scáth a chéile
a mhaireann na daoine = People live by
helping each other
6.) Is treise dúchas
ná oiliúint = Heritage is stronger than
knowledge
7.) Níl íseal ná
uasal ach thíos seal is thuas seal = There’s
neither lowliness nor nobility but up
a while and down a while
8.) Ní thagann ciall
roimh aois = Wisdom doesn’t came before
age
9.) Is leor nod don
eolach = The learned person only needs a
hint
10.) Is fearr an
tsláinte ná na táinte = Health is better
than wealth
11.) Is aisteach an
mac an saol = The world is a mysterious place
12.) De réir a chéile
a thógtar na caisleáin = Rome wasn’t
built in a day
13.) Is minic a
bhris béal duine a shrón = A person’s
mouth often broke his nose
14.) Ní haon ualach
an léann = Knowledge is no burden
15.) Is fearr rith
maith ná drochsheasamh = Better to run if
you can’t succeed
16.) Madra rua, dhá
uair ní mhealltar é = The fox isn’t
fooled twice
17.) Bíonn blas milis
ar phraiseach na gcomharsan = A neighbour’s hardship is all the better
18.) An rud is annamh
is iontach = An rud nach dtarlaíonn go
minic bíonn sé iontach
19.) Is fearr cara sa
chúirt ná punt sa sparán = Is fearr
cairde dílse ná airgead
20.) Ní neart go cur
le chéile = Stength in unity
21.) Níl saoi gan
locht = Níl aon duine/rud foirfe
22.) I dtús na
haicíde is fusa í a leigheas = A stitch
in time saves nine
23.) In ithe na
putóige a bhíonn a tástáil = The proof of the pudding is in the
eating
24.) Dhá thrian
baoise an óige = Two thirds of
foolishness is youth
25.) Tuigeann fear
léinn leathfhocal = A wise man
understands half a word
26.) Breithnigh an abhainn sara
raghair ina cuilithe = Look before you
leap
27.) Dhá thrian cainte ag
lucht póite = The drinkers have two
thirds of talk
28.) An trí rud is dainséaraí
amuigh: éadan tairbh, deireadh staile agus gáire an tSasanaigh = Seachain na Sasanaigh, go háirithe agus iad
ag gáire
29.) Ní bheathaíonn
na bréithre na bráithre = Words don’t feed the needy
30.) Is túisce deoch
ná
scéal = A drink comes before a story
31.) Is maith an
scéalaí an aimsir = Time is a good
storyteller
32.) Is minic a thit
fear maith i gcac bó = A good man often makes mistakes
33.) Is buíoch le
duine bocht beagán = A poor man is
content with little
CUR SÍOS AR DHAOINE
1.) Is dathadóir
cruthanta é = He’s a born liar
2.) 'Sí an scáthán fear ar
aonach í = She is attractive
3.) Tá sé de dhlúth
agus d'inneach ann = It’s in his nature
4.) Bhí sé ar na
caora = He was violently drunk
5.) Is mó do bhéal ná do bholg = You bit off
more than you could chew
6.) Rugadh an rath
leis = He was born lucky
7.) Ní haon ribín
réidh é = He’s not easy to deal with
8.) Tá sé os cionn a
ranna = He’s hard to work with
9.) Fágadh gan chiall
gan chonn é = He was left unconscious
10.) Ní lúbann sé
ioscaid = He never rests
11.) Ní chuirfeá
faoina thuairim é = You'd never suspect
him
12.) Tá coimpléasc
capaill aige = He is as strong as a horse
13.) Ní
dhruideann a bhéal ach ag caint = He
doesn’t stop talking
14.) Bhí gob circe
air = Bhí cuma
fheargach air
15.) Níl ciach ná
mairg air = Nothing troubles him
16.) Tá a chuid aráin
fuinte = He’s a made man
17.) Bíonn sé ina
chiafart go headra = Bíonn sé i gcónaí
salach
18.) Tá béal bán aige
= He’s a sweet talker
19.) Is mó a ghéim ná
é féin (Is measa a ghlam ná a ghreim) = His bark is worse than his bite
20.) Tá barr a chroí
aige = Tá dea-ghiúmar air
21.) Níl a mheá le
fáil = His equal is not to be found
22.) Tá mil ar an
mbia aige = He is fond of food
23.) Tá a spré i
gclár a héadain = Her fortune is her face
24.) Tá cuma
anróiteach air = He looks worse for wear
25.) Tá a chomharthaí
lena chois = He looks the part
26.) As an léann a
fáisceadh é = He is naturally clever
27.) Is é a athair
bos cos é = He’s the image of his dad
28.) Tá sé imithe ar
an bhfaraor = He’s gone to the dogs
29.) Níl aithne air
nach leis féin an áit = He thinks he owns
the place
30.) Tá sé ina chló
féin arís = He’s back to normal
MALLACHTAÍ
Ní ar nós an Bhéarla, tá stíl
áirithe ag baint le mallachtaí na Gaeilge.
1.) Loscadh agus dó ort = May you be burned and scalded
2.) Dáthadh ort = “curses
on you” (Ar ndóigh tá focal eile sa Bhéarla)
3.) Gur fáil muice do thíos = May you live in a pigsty
4.) Go dtachta an t-im thú = May you choke on
butter
5.) Titim gan éirí ort = May you fall and not rise
6.) Go n-ithe an cancar thú = May grumpiness eat you
7.) Gur drabhaire do nuachar = May your wife be an old hag
8.) Bascadh is brú ort = May you take a severe beating
9.) Racht scaoilte ort = May an overpowering spasm hit you
10.) Dallach is caochadh ort = May you go blind
11.) Bó-leaghadh ort = May your cow herd disappear
12.) Gríos gan ingne ort = May
you itch but not be able to scratch
13.) Oighear an tsagairt ort = May the wrath of the priest befall you
14.) Dearg stampaí chugat = May you only ever eat mashed potatoes
15.) Bean bhurdach chugat = May your wife be a vile gossiper
16.) Driongáin chaorach chugat = May
your sheep be in poor condition
17.) Go gcuire sé saill ort = That it may fatten you
18.) Bualadh an lín ort = That you be beaten like the flax
19.) Scrios maidine ort = May you be utterly destroyed
20.) Go n-ithe na breallóga léana thú = May the
bats of death eat you
21.) Drochmhíniú na mná chugat = May your wife be beyond taming
22.) Lá breá ag do chairde ad' adhlacadh = May your friends have a great day
burying you
23.) Cuir sin faoi d'fhiacail agus cogain é = Put that in your pipe and smoke it
24.) Má ithis, nár chacair = Having eaten may you not be able to pass it
Le Niall Ó hUiginn agus Colm Mac Eochagáin
thar ceann an Choiste Ghaelaigh (2005)
athleagan le Eoin P. Ó Murchú agus Cormac Breathnach (2013)
(C) AN COISTE GAELACH
(2005) ATHLEAGAN LE LEASUITHE, EANÁIR
2013, Teagmháil: ancumannliteartha@gmail.com
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500 Mallacht Agam Ort (Breandán 'ac Gearailt,
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Díolaim d'Abairtí Dúchasacha (Maolmhaodhóg Ó
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