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  1. hill  noun
    1.  cnoc feminine noun, 4th declension
    2.  fánánmasculine noun, 1st declension
    3.  fánafeminine noun, 4th declension
  2. hill  other
    1.  mala(on road)
english
to feel chilly
irish
fuacht a bheith ort
english
to feel chilly
irish
aireachtáil pas beag fuar
english
to go downhill
irish
dul le fána
english
to go downhill
irish
bheith ag meath
english
foothills
irish
bunchnoic
english
he went up the hill
irish
chuaigh sé suas an cnoc
english
to go uphill
irish
dul suas in éadan na mala
english
animal products, fresh, chilled or frozen, or otherwise provisionally preserved
irish
táirgí ainmhithe, úr, cuisnithe, oighrithe nó leasaithe go sealadach ar shlí eile
english
meat and edible offal, fresh, chilled or frozen
irish
feoil agus scartach inite, úr, fuaraithe nó reoite
english
fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled or frozen
irish
iasc úr (beo nó marbh) fuaraithe nó reoite
english
fresh, chilled, frozen, salted, in brine or dried
irish
úr, fuaraithe, reoite, saillte, i sáile nó triomaithe
english
vegetables fresh or chilled
irish
glasraí, úr nó fuaraithe
english
whether the land is sheltered and whether the land is overlooked by hills or mountains, arterial drainage
irish
cibé atá an talamh i bhfothain aagus cibé atá cnoic nó sléibhte ina thimpeall, draenáil artaireach
english
hill farming
irish
gníomhaíochtaí talmhaíochta sna limistéir sléibhe
english
hill farming; mountain and hill farming
irish
feirmeoireacht sléibhe agus cnoic
english
spreading out, chilling, placing in salt, sulphur dioxide or other aqueous solut ions
irish
leathadh, fuarú, cur i salann, i ndé-ocsaíd sulfair nó i dtuaslagáin uisciúla eile
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