Irish has a word for it!

Irish has a word for it! Aon fhocal amháin. Tá na focail seo le fáil in Foclóir Gaeilge-Béarla. Thóg mé gach sainmhíniú ón bhfoclóir céanna, focal ar fhocal gan athrú ar bith.

aduantas - Strange feeling (of fear, loneliness) caused by unfamiliar surroundings.

aimliú - Spoiling by exposure to weather. 

ainbhlinn - Froth from mouth of decaying corpse.

áirí - Ground manured in previous year; ground from which potatoes have been cropped.

aiteall - Fine spell between showers.

amainiris - The second day after tomorrow.

amanathar -  The day after tomorrow; the second day after.

anlann - Kitchen, tasty food (e.g. butter, meat, fish) taken with bread or potatoes.

athphrátaí - Land in which potatoes were grown in preceding year.

barrchonlach - Seaweed growing on upper part of beach. [cf. cadamán]

béaláiste - Drink to seal bargain.

bearrthóir - Tail-chewing animal.

béillic - Flat stone with cavity underneath.

beochaoineadh - Lament for a person who has gone away. [not died]

brach - Discharge from eyes during sleep.

brachlainn - 1. Overfall of breaker, comber. 2. Large quantity of something spread out on the ground.

bruán - Afterbirth of animal.

bruithleachán - Person who sweats profusely.

buadán - 1. Stump of animal's horn. 2. Bandage on dehorned animal. 3. Bandage on head; kerchief bound about head and forehead.

buaile - Milking-place in summer pasturage.

buaircín - Guard on tip of animal's horn.

cadamán - Seaweed growing on upper part of beach. [cf. barrchonlach]

cealdrach - Old burial ground; burial place for unbaptized infants.

cídeog -  1. Covering for head and shoulders against rain or cold. 2. Person who is easily imposed upon; spineless creature.

cinnire - Person leading an animal by the head.

clúdóg, f. (gs. -óige, npl. ~a, gpl. ~). Batch of (Easter) eggs.

codraisc - Collection of inferior objects.

connchlann - Repetition of the last word of one stanza at the beginning of the next.

criathróir - Animal surefooted on boggy ground.

cúbóg - Collection of Easter eggs.

cúlaon - Deep shelf at side of chimney-piece.

deán - Channel (in strand at low tide).

dearglach - Red glow (in sky).

driongán - Animal in poor condition.

dubhó - Great-great-grandson; great-great-grandchild.

dúlaoisc - Sea-level cave.

eadra - Spell of morning grazing (before milking).

éadrá - Strand exposed by ebbing tide.

fachlach - Cracked surface of parched bogland.

fadhbh - Dead man’s possessions; plunder (taken from the dead) 

fathmhainn - Lock of fine hair.

feimíneach - Tail-eating animal.

foiseach - Grass inaccessible to mowing machine; grass growing along margin of field.

fóisí -  One who does things by fits and starts.

fostúch - Boy of employable age. 

fuarlach - Flooding from heavy rainfall, freshet.

fuathlainn - Thread used to secure bait to hook.

gormánach - Young seal after shedding white baby-coat.

graifneach - Fond of horse-racing.

gréiscealach - Young of rodent. 

gréiscealachán -  Raw-looking creature; unfledged bird; naked new-born infant.

iarchomharc - Last word of poem repeating the first word.

iombhá - Place where there is danger of drowning.

ioscaid -  Hollow at back of knee. 

ithir - Land on which root crops have been grown in previous season.

leatra - Urgent need to urinate.

léinseach - Smooth tract (of water), flat stretch (of ground).

lópach -  Wearing vampless stockings.

ladhar - Space between toes or fingers.

lagpholl - Hollow in recently cut bog.

maológ - Heaped load; part of contents heaped above rim of container.

maoluimhir - Cardinal number not followed immediately by noun.

méidhe - Neck; stump of neck, neck of headless body.

mua - Clouded apparition, mysterious figure.

múchán - Old ruin; (chimney-)stones marking site of former dwelling.

muirbheach - Level stretch of sandy land along sea-shore.

ólaí - Long swelling wave,roller. 

ruamáile - Scum on water.

rup rap - Diarrhoea with vomiting.

sabhsaí - Person who works in all weathers.

sclimpíní - Dancing lights before eyes. = léaspáin 

scuaidreamh - Quick careless effort.

séanas - Gap between upper front teeth. 

slincín - Still-born animal.

sliopach - Inability to grasp (due to numbness of fingers).

stadhan - Flock of birds over shoal of fish.

stolpach - Dry windy weather (causing soil to harden).

suán - Drink of water in which oatmeal has been steeped.

toiriall tairiall - Strip of skin from corpse (supposed to have magical properties).

tónacán - act of moving on one's bottom.

tonach - Wash; washing the dead.

tráthaí - Person who keeps regular hours.

úirín - House built by children in play.