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  1. tinneas  masculine noun, 1st declension
    1.  achenoun
    2.  illnessnoun
    3.  sicknessnoun
irish
tinneas aerthaistil a bheith ort
english
to be airsick
irish
bhí sé mar a bheadh tinneas air
english
he looked as if he was ill
irish
tinneas tumadóra
english
the bends(medical)
irish
an tinneas beannaithe a bheith ort
english
to be epileptic
irish
tinneas cinn
english
headache
irish
leanann an tinneas sin den teaghlach uile
english
the whole family inherited that illness
irish
i dtinneas clainne
english
in labor(medical)
irish
i dtinneas clainne
english
in labour(medical)
irish
bíonn tinneas cinn ag ruaigeadh orm
english
I have recurrent headaches
irish
tá tinneas fairrge orm
english
I'm seasick
irish
tá tinneas fairrge orm
english
I'm seasick
irish
tá tinneas orm
english
I'm sick
irish
tinneas a chur ar dhuine
english
to sicken somebody
irish
tá tinneas sceadamáin orm
english
I have a sore throat
irish
tá tinneas scornaí orm
english
I have a sore throat
irish
tinneas fiacaile
english
toothache
irish
tinneas taistil
english
travel sickness
irish
deirtear go laghdaíonn sé tinneas maidine i mná atá ag iompar clainne
english
it is also said to reduce morning sickness in pregnant women
irish
de dheasca tinneas nó tionóisc a bhaint don phearse nó do chleithiúnaithe leis
english
resulting from sickness of or accident to the individual or dependent of the i.
irish
uirlisí agus fearais déidliachta a úsáidtear d'aontoisc i gcleachtadh gairmiúil le fáithmheas a dhéanamh nó tinneas a chosc nó a chóireáil nó obráid a dhéanamh
english
dental instruments and appliances used solely in professional practice to make a diagnosis or to prevent or treat an illness or to operate
irish
gur dócha go mairfidh an tinneas coirp nó an míchumas coirp fad a leanfaidh an clár toghthóirí i bhfeidhm
english
the physical illness or physical disability is likely to continue for the period of continuance in force of the register of electors
irish
tinneas meabhrach a chóireáil
english
the treatment of mental illness
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