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Similar words: fellah · fell · cellar · felled · fellow · paella · bell · belle · belly · cell
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fella

(also

fellah

) noun informalfear masc1  c m uboc masc1  c m udiúlach masc1  c m uthat fella over there an fear sin thall, an boc úd thall, mo dhuine thallcan't a fella have a bit of peace? nach sílfeá go dtabharfaí suaimhneas do dhuine?

fellow

1. noun chap2. noun boy, young man3. noun boyfriend4. noun ED member of college or society5. noun sth similar6. adjective co- 1 noun (also fella informal) chapfear masc1  c m uleaid masc4  c m uboc masc1  c m uthe poor fellow fell over thit an fear bochtthe big fellow in the middle an fear mór sa lár, an leaid mór i lár baill 2 noun (also fella informal) boy, young manbuachaill masc3  c m ustócach masc1  c m uleaid masc4  c m uwhere's that big fellow of yours? cá bhfuil an leaid mór sin agatsa?
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3 noun (also fella informal) boyfriendfear masc1  c m ubuachaill masc3  c m ustócach masc1  c m ushe has a new fellow tá fear nua aici, tá stócach úr aici 4 noun also ED member of college or societycomhalta masc4  c m u 5 noun sth similarleathcheann masc1  c m uthis plate is different from its fellow ní hionann an pláta seo agus a leathcheann 6 adjective co-comh- prefmy fellow students mo chomh-mhic léinna fellow worker comhghleacaí masc4

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