Irish Phrases Starting with "F"

• bláth
  flower - nominative singular
• ceapach bláthanna
  flowerbed
• bláthanna
  flowers - nominative plural
• fliúit
  flute
• feadóg mhór
  flute
• searrach
  foal
• ceo
  fog
• Ó Fógartaigh
  Fogarty
• béaloideas
  folklore, oral tradition
• lean
  follow, continue
• leanaigí
  follow, continue (said to multiple people)
• bia
  food
• Bia don chorp, deoch don bheol, comhrá, damhsa agus ceol.
  Food for the body, drink for the lips, conversation, dancing and music.
• amadán
  fool
• cos
  foot, leg
• peil
  football, soccer
• peileadóir
  football, soccer player
• le haghaidh
  for
• ar feadh seachtaine
  for a week
• As ucht Dé!
  For God's sake!
• As ucht Dé! Bhris sé arís?
  For God's Sake! It broke again?
• As ucht Dé, éist do bhéal!
  For God's sake, shut up!
• di
  for her
• dom
  for me
• ar son
  for sake.
• Ar feadh seacht mbliana
  For seven years
• den chéad uair
  for the first time
• dóibh
  for them
• dúinn
  for us
• Cén
  for which
• duit
  for you
• daoibh
  for you (plural)
• ar do shon
  for your sake
• áth
  ford
• coill
  forest              
• coillte
  forests
• Déan dearmad ar
  Forget (literally "make omission on")
• forc
  fork
• foirm
  form
• daichead leabhar
  forty books
• cúig leabhar is daichead
  forty-five books
• bunchlocha
  foundation stones
• scairdeán
  fountain
• Ceathair
  Four
• ceithre
  four (of things)
• ceithre ubh
  four eggs
• ceathrar fear
  four men
• ceithre oinniún
  four onions
• ceithre bhileog
  four sheets
• ceathrar ban
  four women
• ceithre dhuine dhéag
  fourteen people
• sionnach
  fox         
• sionnaigh
  foxes
• An Fhrainc
  France
• saor
  free (Connacht)
• saor
  free (Munster)
• saor
  free (Ulster)
• saor
  free, cheap
• saoirse
  freedom
• Francach
  French
• úr
  fresh
• an Aoine
  Friday
• Dé hAoine
  Friday
• Aoine
  Friday
• cara
  friend
• a chara
  friend (vocative case)
• ó
  from
• ón a dó go dtí a trí a chlog
  from 2 to 3 o'clock
• As Meiriceá.
  From America.
• As an mBrasaíl.
  From Brazil.
• As Sasana.
   From England.
• uaithi
  from her
• uaidh
  from him
• as Éirinn
  from Ireland
• As Éirinn.
  From Ireland.
• uaim
  from me
• feasta
  from now on
• Ó Lá Fhéile Bríde amach, Bíonn na héin ag déanamh nead, Bíonn na caoire ag breith na n-uan, Is an lá ag dul i bhfad. 
  From Saint Bridget's day onwards. The birds do be making nests, The sheep do be giving birth to the lambs, And the day getting longer.
• anoir
  from the east
• aduaidh
  from the north
• aneas
  from the south
• ó na scéalta a bhreac na manaigh síos
  from the stories the monks wrote down
• aniar
  from the west
• uathu
  from them
• ó am go ham
  from time to time
• ó am go chéile
  from time to time
• uainn
  from us
• uaibh
  from ye
• uait
  from you
• de
  from, of
• sioc
  frost
• torthaí
  fruit
• tiomsaitheoir airgid
  fundraiser
• sochraid
  funeral
• níos greannmhaire
  funnier
• greannmhar
  funny
• siopa troscáin
  furniture shop