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1 maoil
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2 Maoil
nf. (gen. Maoile) геогр. пролив Минч (между Внешними Гебридскими островами и побережьем Шотландии) -
3 maoil-mhullaich
nf. (gen. maoile-mullaich лысина thàinig a' mhaoil-mhullaich air na òige он облысел в молодости -
4 abound
bheith ag cur thar maoil le -
5 a' Mhaoil
геогр., см.: Maoil -
6 maol
1. nm. (gen. & pl. maoil) 1) геогр. мыс, выступ, нос (бч. округлой формы) 2) топог. округлый холм без растительности 2. adj. (comp. maoile) 1) тупой (о ноже, топоре) tha an làmhthuagh seo cho maol этот топор такой тупой cho maol ris a' chlobha тупой как щипцы (поговорка) cho maol ri cluais laoigh тупой как ухо телёнка (поговорка) tha an sgian cho maol ri cluais laoigh нож тупой как ухо телёнка 2) лысый, плешивый dh'fhàs e cianail maol он сильно полысел 3) безрогий bò mhaol odhar agus bò odhar mhaol ≅ что в лоб, что по лбу; это одно и то же; одно другого стоит (букв. безрогая серовато-коричневая корова и серовато-коричневая безргая корова) -
7 maol
1. adj. bald, hornless, polled, blunt, pointless, edgeless, bare, easily deceived2. nf. gen. maoile; dat. maoil; pl.+an, cape, promontory
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