Pota Focal Intergaelic
agall | all | Gael | gail | gal
Gluais TíHouse Glossary Gluais Beo!Beo! Glossary TeasárasThesaurus BriathraVerbs
gáitéar gal gála galánta galar galf galfchúrsa Gall gallán gallchnó gallúnach galstobh galtán galún gamhain gan gann ganntanas gaofar gaois gaol
Gall
MASCULINE NOUN
OPPOSITE: Gael
foreigner
The word Gall can have two meanings. It can refer to a foreigner, especially from countries that have at some stage invaded Ireland. It is probably the word the Irish once used to refer to Anglo-Normal invaders who had originated from Gaul (= Nothern France). It can also refer to a person who is from Ireland but is not rooted in Ireland's native Gaelic culture and identifies more closely with the Anglo-Irish tradition. It is not a very polite word but it can be used jokingly.
Foirmeacha gramadaí
Grammatical forms
Gall
MASCULINE NOUN
GENITIVE SINGULAR
Gaill
NOMINATVE PLURAL
Gaill
GENITIVE PLURAL
Gall
Samplaí gaolmhara
Related examples
roghnóidh muid contae éigin, abair Dún na nGall, agus...
we'll choose a county, let's say Donegal, and...
cuir aithne ar Ghaeltacht Dhún na nGall
get to know the Donegal Gaeltacht
chaith muid seachtain i nDún na nGall
we spent a week in Donegal
Contae Dhún na nGall
County Donegal
Thiomáin siad ó Bhéal Feirste go Dún na nGall.
Éamonn Ó Dónaill: Turas Teanga, RTÉ/Gill & Macmillan, 2004
They drove from Belfast to Donegal.