barr

a bharra (a)mach! - dhéarfeadh an gabha é le fear an úird. (bhí sé mar nath san dútha)

Bárr a bhreith ar dhuine, do beat one in a contest. Rug sin barr ar a bhfaca mé riamh, that is the best (or worst) I have ever heard. Níl bárr duit deifir a dhéanamh, you will need to hurry. Bárr láin (mhara), full, high tide. Ní raibh mórán dá bharr aige, he did not profit much by it. Tá sé an bárr, he is dying. Ní raibh a dhath de mo bhárr aige, he gained no victory over me. Níl bárr do ciall a bheith aige, it is a good thing that he has sense. Tá faighid mór aige — níl bárr dó annsin, he has great patience — he needs it all. De bhárr ar an diabhal, to crown the misfortune. Ar bhárr na farraige, on the surface of the sea. Níl bárr dó a bheith ar a fhiachill, it behoves him to mind himself. Chuir sé i mbárr mo chéille mé, he drove me mad. Teach bárr, top storey. Fuinneog bárr, window of top storey. Bárr maith preátaí, a good crop of potatoes. Bárr an ghaoth, the head of the inlet. Bhí an teach ar aon bhárr amháin soluis, the house was one blaze of light: Ar aon bhárr amháin creatha, trembling all over. Thug sí bárr maise léi, she excelled in beauty. Ag breith bárr ar a chéile, surpassing each other. Bun agus bárr an scéil, the whole essence of the matter. Níl bun ná bárr leis, it has neither head nor tail.

tá bárr míoltógaí ann, a lot of midges out, a swarm of midges; they would eat you