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| Terms for subject Environment (8332 entries) |
| mailimbe Gray | Gray's malimbe | |
| maingín faisnéise | information kit (A set or collection of materials compiled to convey knowledge on some subject and usually placed in some type of container) | |
| mais chaithníneach | particulate mass | |
| maischothromóid | mass equation | |
| mál | excise | |
| mála poileitiléine | bags of polyethylene sheeting | |
| maláire | malaria (A group of human febrile diseases with a chronic relapsing course caused by hemosporidian blood parasites of the genus Plasmodium, transmitted by the bite of Anopheles mosquito) | |
| malairt dramhaíola | waste exchange (Exchange of the recyclable part of wastes. This procedure allows to minimize waste volume and the cost relating to waste disposal. The basis of waste exchange is the concept that "one company's waste is another company's raw material") | |
| malartán sonraí | data exchange (A reciprocal transfer of individual facts, statistics or items of information between two or more parties for the purpose of enhancing knowledge of the participants) | |
| malartú faisnéise | information exchange (A reciprocal transference of data between two or more parties for the purpose of enhancing knowledge of the participants) | |
| malgam | amalgam (A solution of a metal in mercury) | |
| mamach | mammal (Any animal of the Mammalia, a large class of warm-blooded vertebrates having mammary glands in the female, a thoracic diaphragm, and a four-chambered heart. The class includes the whales, carnivores, rodents, bats, primates, etc.) | |
| mamach muirí | marine mammal (Mammals which have adapted to live in the sea, such as whales, dolphins, porpoises, etc.) | |
| mamach talún | land mammal | |
| mamach uisceach | aquatic mammal | |
| manaiméadar toillis | capacitance manometer | |
| manaiméadar U-fheadáin | U-tube manometer | |
| mangróbh | mangrove (Plant communities and trees that inhabit tidal swamps, muddy silt, and sand banks at the mouths of rivers and other low-lying areas which are regularly inundated by the sea, but which are protected from strong waves and currents. Mangroves are the only woody species that will grow where the land is periodically flooded with sea water; individual species have adapted themselves to different tidal levels, to various degrees of salinity, and to the nature of the mud or soil. Mangrove swamps and thickets support hundreds of terrestrial, marine, and amphibian species; have a special role in supporting estuarine fisheries; provide shelter, refuge and food for many forms of wildlife) | |
| maoin orgánaileipteach | organoleptic property (Properties that can be perceived by sense organs) | |
| maoiniú | finances (The monetary resources or revenue of a government, company, organization or individual) |