Irish Phrases Starting with "H"

• Óstán
  Hotel
• níos teo
  hotter
• is teo
  hottest
• cú
  hound
• uair
  hour
• uaire
  hour, in the genitive singular
• teach
  house
• tigh
  house
• tigh
  house (Munster)
• tithe
  houses
• obair tí
  housework
• eastát tithíochta
  housing estate
• eastáit tithíochta
  housing estates
• Conas atá cúrsaí?
  How are things?
• Conas atá tú?
  How are you?
• Conas atá tú?
  How are you?
• Cad é mar atá tú?
  How are you?
• Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?
  How are you?
• Cad é mar atá tú?
  How are you?
• Conas atá tú?
  How are you?
• Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?
  How are you?
• Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?
  How are you? (Connacht)
• Conas atá tú?
  How are you? (Munster)
• Conas atá sibh?
  How are you? (to multiple people)
• Cad é mar atá tú?
  How are you? (Ulster)
• Cé chomh mór is atá an chathair sin?
  How big is that city?
• Cén dóigh a dtig leat é sin a dhéanamh?
  How can you do that?
• Cad é mar a bhris tú an fhuinneog?
  How did you break the window?
• Conas a d'éirigh leat?
  How did you get on?
• Cén chaoi ar fhoghlaim tú sin?
  How did you learn that?
• Cé chomh luath is a d'éirigh sibh?
  How early did you (pl) get up?
• Cé chomh costasach is a bheidh sé?
  How expensive will it be?
• Cé chomh aclaí is atá tú?
  How fit are you?
• Conas a bhíonn an aimsir i do cheantarsa?
  How is the weather in your region?
• Cá fhad a d'fhan tú ag an gcóisir?
  How long did you stay at the party?
• Cén fhad a bhí tú i mBaile Átha Cliath?
  How long were you in Dublin?
• Cé chomh fada is a bhí tú ar saoire?
  How long were you on holiday?
• Cén fad a bheidh sibh anseo?
  How long will you (pl) be here?
• cé chomh fada
  how long/how far
• cén fad
  how long/how far
• cá fhad
  how long/how far
• cén t-achar
  how long/how far
• Cé mhéad deartháir agus deirfiúr atá agat?
  How many brothers and sisters do you have?
• Cé mhéad páistí atá agat?
  How many children do you have?
• Cé mhéad duine atá i do theach?
  How many people are in your house?
• Cé mhéad duine atá i do theaghlach, a Áine?
  How many people are there in your family, Áine?
• Cé mhéad duine atá i do theaghlach, a Áine?
  How many people are there in your family, Áine?
• Cé mhéad duine atá i do theaghlach?
  How many people are there in your family?
• Cé mhéad duine a bhí ann?
  How many people were there?
• Cé mhéad seomra atá i do theach?
  How many rooms are there in your house?
• Cé mhéad ba mhaith leat?
  How many would you like?
• cé mhéad
  how many/how much
• Cé mhéad a chosnaíonn siad?
  How much do they cost?
• Cé mhéad é sin?
  How much is that?
• Cé mhéad atá ar an gcaipín?
  How much is the cap?
• Cé mhéad airgead atá agat?
  How much money do you have?
• cé chomh minic
  how often
• Cé chomh minic is a dhéanann tú é?
  How often do you do it?
• Cé chomh minic is a bhíonn tinneas ort?
  How often do you get sick?
• cén aois
  how old
• Cén aois iad?
  How old are they?
• Cén aois thú?
  How old are you?
• Cén aois atá tú?
  How old are you?
• Cén aois é?
  How old is he?
• Cén aois í a deirfiúr?
  How old is her sister?
• Cén aois é Seán?
  How old is Seán?
• Cén aois í Úna?
  How old is Úna?
• Cén aois é d'athair?
  How old is your father?
• Cén aois í do mháthair?
  How old is your mother?
• Ó nach deas an rud na slanntracha bheith ag soilsiú ar ár mbróg'
  How pretty are the scales shining on our shoes
• Conas a bhí an aimsir?
  How was the weather?
• Binn Éadair
  Howth
• barróga agus póga
  hugs and kisses
• míol mór dronnach
  humpback whale
• céad
  hundred (100)
• Ungárach
  Hungarian
• An Ungáir
  Hungary
• ocras
  hunger
• Is maith an t-anlann an t-ocras
  Hunger is a good sauce
• Is maith an t-anlann an t-ocras.
  Hunger is a good sauce.
• seilg
  hunt
• cliathrás
  hurdles
• iománaí
  hurler
• camán
  hurley (stick)
• iománaíocht
  hurling
• sliotar
  hurling ball
• Ag iomáin ar an trá bháin
  Hurling on the white strand
• deifir
  hurry
• deifir
  hurry
• Brostaígí oraibh!
  Hurry up! (to more than one person)
• Brostaigh ort!
  Hurry up! (to one person)
• Déan deifir, a stór...beimid déanach!
   Hurry up, sweetheart...we'll be late!
• Déan deifir
  Hurry up (literally "make haste")
• Fear céile
  Husband 
• Fuist!
  Hush!