Plandaí, Bláthanna agus Crainn: Plants, Flowers and Trees

Below are words and phrases associated with Topaic na Seachtaine:

Plandaí, Bláthanna agus Crainn

(Plants, Flowers and Trees)

Focail / Words

Apple tree – Crann úll
Aspen – Eabhóg
Beans – Pónairí
Berry – Caor
Bucket – Buicéad
Bush – Tor
Carrot – Cairéad
Celery – Soilire
Cucumber – Cúcamar
Fence – Claí
Fruit – Toradh
Garden – Gairdín
Gardener – Garraíodóir
Gardening – Garraíodóireacht
Gooseberry bush – Crann spíonán
Grape – Caor fíniúna
Hedge – Fál
Hose – Píobán
Lettuce – Leitís
Oak tree – Crann darach
Onion – Oinniún
Orchard – Úllghort

Parsley – Peirsil
Parsnip – Meacan bán
Path – Cosán
Pear tree – Piorróg
Peas – Piseanna
Pine tree – Crann ailme
Pitchfork – Píce
Plant – Planda
Plum tree – Crann plumaí
Potatoes – Prataí
Roots- Fréamhacha
Rose tree – Crann róis
Seed- Síol
Shovel – Sluasaid
Shrub – Tom
Spade – Spád
Strawberry – Sú talún
Tomato – Tráta
Turnip – Tornapa
Watering can – Fraschanna
Wheel barrow – Barra-rotha

Físeán / Video

Frásaí / Phrases

Do you have any flowers? – An bhfuil bláthanna ar bith agat?

Do you have a garden? – An bhfuil gairdín agat?

Do you like gardening? – An maith leat garraíodóireacht?

What have you planted? – Cad iad na plandaí atá curtha agat?

What kinds of flowers do you have? – Cén saghas bláthanna atá agat?

What kinds of trees to you have? – Cén saghas crainn atá agat?

I have planted flowers in my garden – Chuir mé bláthanna i mo ghairdín

There’s an apple tree in my backyard – Tá crann úll i mo chlós cúil

The blossoms are coming on the trees – Tá an bláth ag teacht ar na crainn

I have flowers next to my house – Tá bláthanna agam in aice le mo theach

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