Foclóir na Míosa - Bláthanna
Bláth an Earraigh – Spring Flowers
Lus – Plant / Herb
Luibh – Herb
Teacht i mBláth – To Flower
Bláthadóir – Florist
Bláthbhreac – Flowerstrewn
Garraí Bláthanna – Flower-Garden
Próca Bláthanna – Flower Pot
Bláthchuach – Flower Vase.
Bláthanna Fiáine – Wild Flowers
Gaoth Rua Mhárta – Wild March Wind
Tá an tseamair Mhuire faoina chrios aige – He is very lucky
Níl luibh ná leigheas in aghaidh an bháis – There is no cure for death
Sula dtaga an bláth bán ar an draighean – Before the white blossoms appear on the blackthorn
Bhí draighean oilc air – He was in a vile temper
Tá na sceacha ag gealadh – The hawthorns are blooming
Go gcuire Dia bláth ort – May God prosper you
Is í bláth bán na tíre í – She is the fairest in the land
Bainfidh mise an bláth de – I’ll take the shine out of him
Is olc an ghaoth nach séideann do dhuine éigin – April showers bring May flowers
Seamróg – Shamrock
Sabhaircín – Primrose
Nóinín – Daisy
Slabhra Nóiníní – Daisy Chain
Caisearbhán – Dandelion
Fearbán – Buttercup
Seamair Chapaill – Red Clover
Lus an Chromchinn – Daffodil
Luibh Bhléine – Sea Starwort
Lus na mBan Sí – Foxglove
Léine Mhuire – Cuckoo-Flower
An tAiteann Gaelach – Gorse
An Pheirsil Bhó – Cow-Parsley
Méaracán Gorm – Bluebell
Raideogach – Bog-Myrtle
Sailchuach Chon – Dog Violet
Plúirín Sneachta - Snowdrop
Sceach Gheall – Hawthorn
Lus Cumhra – Sweet Herb
Lusanna Liag – Lichens
