Éadaí: Clothes

Below are words and phrases associated with Topaic na Seachtaine:

Éadaí

(Clothes)

Focail / Words

Bathrobe – Róba folctha
Belt – Crios
Blouse – Blús
Boot – Buatais
Boxer shorts – Fobhríste dornálaí
Button – Cnaipe
Cap – Caipín, bairéad
Coat – Cóta
Collar – Cába
Dress – Gúna
Glasses – Spéaclaí
Glove – Lámhainn (f), miotóg (f)
Hat – Hata
Jacket – Seaicéad
Jeans – Bríste géine
Knickers, panties – Brístín
Pants – Bríste
Pocket – Póca
Pyjamas – Pitseámaí
Raincoat – Cóta báistí
Sandal – Cuarán
Scarf – Scaif (f)
Shirt – Léine

Shoe – Bróg
Shoe lace – Iall
Shorts – Bríste gairid
Skirt – Sciorta
Sleeve – Muinchille
Slipper – Slipéar
Sneaker – Bróg reatha
Sock – Stoca
Suit – Culaith
Sunglasses – Spéaclaí gréine
Sweater – Geansaí
Swimsuit – Culaith shnámha
Bríste snámha – Swim trunks
Tie – Carbhat
Tights, pantyhose – Riteoga
T-shirt – T-léine (f)
Tuxedo – Seaicéad dinnéir
Underpants – Fobhríste
Underwear – Fo-éadaí
Vest, tanktop – Veist
Waistcoat – Bástchóta
Wristwatch – Uaireadóir

Físeán / Video

Frásaí / Phrases

He wears the best of clothes. – Caitheann sé an chuid is fearr de na héadaí.

Walk-in wardrobe. – Vardrús ar féidir siúl isteach ann.

She was given a change of clothes. – Tugadh athrú éadaigh di.

I don’t fit into these jeans any more. – Tá na bríste géine seo róbheag dom anois.

He wore a blue suit and a matching tie. – Bhí culaith ghorm air agus carbhat a bhí ag teacht léi.

We wear casual clothes on Fridays. – Caithimid éadaí neamhfhoirmeálta ar an Aoine.

She has a vast cavern for her clothes. – Tá fairsinge mhór aici le haghaidh a cuid éadaigh.

She was given a change of clothes. – Tugadh athrú éadaigh di.

I changed out of my wet clothes. – Bhain mé díom mo chuid éadaí fliucha.

Cheap and cheerful clothes. – Éadach saor spéiriúil, éadach saor croíúil, éadach saor a dhéanfaidh cúis bhreá.

He’s very choosy about clothes. – Is deacair é a shásamh i dtaobh éadaigh, tá sé cáiréiseach in éadach.

I don’t fit into these jeans anymore. – Tá na jíons seo róbheag dom anois.

He wore a blue suit and a matching tie. – Bhí culaith ghorm air agus carbhat a bhí ag teacht léi.

We wear casual clothes on Fridays. – Caithimid éadaí neamhfhoirmeálta ar an Aoine.

She has a vast cavern for her clothes. – Tá fairsinge mhór aici le haghaidh a cuid éadaigh.

I changed out of my wet clothes. – Bhain mé díom mo chuid éadaí fliucha.

Cheap and cheerful clothes. – Éadach saor spéiriúil, éadach saor croíúil, éadach saor a dhéanfaidh cúis bhreá.

He’s very choosy about clothes. – Is deacair é a shásamh i dtaobh éadaigh, tá sé cáiréiseach in éadach.

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