Irish
Alternative forms
Noun
leaba f (genitive singular leapa, nominative plural leapacha)
- bed
Declension
Derived terms
Terms derived from leaba
- i leaba a chéile (“by degrees”)
- i leaba (ruda) (“in place, instead (of something)”)
- leaba abhann (“bed of river”)
- leaba agus bricfeasta (“bed and breakfast”)
- leaba ancaire (“anchorage; berthing”)
- leaba an duáin (“lumbar region”)
- leaba bhuinc (“bunk bed”)
- leaba chloiche (“bedding of stone”)
- leaba chlúimh (“feather bed”)
- leaba chocháin, leaba shoip, leaba thuí (“straw bed, pallet”)
- leaba dhearg (“animal's lair”)
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- leaba dhruidte (“bed in alcove”)
- leaba dhúbailte (“double bed”)
- leaba ghlasraí (“vegetable-bed”)
- leaba innill (“engine bed”)
- leaba iomartha (“rowlock”)
- leaba iompair (“litter”) (of vehicle)
- leaba lánúine (“marriage bed”)
- leaba loinge (“ship's berth”)
- leaba luascáin (“hammock”)
- leaba luí seoil (“childbed”)
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- leaba phrátaí (“potato-bed”)
- leaba raca, leaba shuíocháin (“settle-bed”)
- leaba ráille (“chair”)
- leaba sheoide (“setting of jewel”)
- leaba shingil (“single bed”)
- leaba shínteáin (“stretcher(-bed)”)
- leaba thaomtha (“bilge”) (of boat)
- leaba the (“hot-bed”)
- leaba thinnis (“sickbed”)
- leaba uisce (“water-course”)
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References
- "leaba" in Foclóir Gaeilge-Béarla, An Gúm, 1977, by Niall Ó Dónaill.
- “lepaid” in Dictionary of the Irish Language, Royal Irish Academy, 1913–76.
Northern Sami
Verb
leaba
- third-person dual present indicative of leat