Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
cas /kas/ boir. gin. coise, iol. -an
1 foot, trotter 2 leg 3 handle, shaft 4 shank (of a fishing hook) |
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cas /kas/ bua. coi. caise
1 steep 2 rapid, sudden 3 hasty, headlong, impetuous, rash 4 fast-flowing, precipitous 5 irritable, quick-tempered |
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càs /kaːs/ fir. gin. càis, iol. -an
1 difficulty 2 dilemma, predicament 3 emergency |
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cas /kas/ gn. ag. -adh
1 oppose, turn against! 2 twist, bend! 3 wind (up)! 4 gnash! |
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cas-cheum fir. gin. -cheuma, iol. -cheuman
1 foot(path), track 2 stride |
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cas-bheinn boir. gin. -e, iol. -bheanntan
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bruthach cas steep slope |
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cas-fhliuch bua. coi. -fhliche
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cas-bhuidhe bua. neo-ath.
pertaining to or abounding in curly yellow hair |
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cas-bhuidhe bua. neo-ath.
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cas-chrom /kasˈxrɔum/ boir. gin. coise-cruime, iol. casan-croma
foot-plough, Highland spade |
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cas-aghaidh boir. gin. cois-aghaidh, iol. -an-aghaidh
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fiolan nan ceud cas centipede (chilopoda class) |
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cas-chaibe boir. gin. coise-caibe, iol. -an-caibe
1 spade handle 2 mattock handle 3 quarter segment (earmark, from 12 o'clock to 3 o'clock) 4 earmark shaped like a cas-chrom |
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cas-chinn boir. gin. coise-cinn, iol. -an-cinn
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cas-dheiridh boir. gin. coise-deiridh, iol. -an-deiridh
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cas-mhaide boir. gin. coise-maide, iol. -an-maide
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cas-chairbe boir. gin. coise-cairbe, iol. -an-cairbe
sunshaft, shaft of sunlight (said to portend rain when it disappears into the sea) |
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cas-cheangail /ˈkas xɛ͂.al/ boir. gin. coise-ceangail, iol. -an-ceangail
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cas-thoisich boir. gin. coise-toisich, iol. -an-toisich
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cas-choirbeil boir. gin. coise-coirbeil, iol. -an-coirbeil
roof couple (in architecture) |
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cas-bhacaidh boir. gin. coise-bacaidh, iol. -an-bacaidh
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cas-chorrach boir. gin. coise-corraiche, iol. -an-corrach
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cas-bheag boir. gin. coise-bige, iol. -an-beaga
1 small step 2 fetter (for sheepdog puppies in training) 3 small stack of peats (one on its side and two resting on it) 4 perepod, walking leg (of a crab) |
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chan eil aige ach cas a' falbh is cas a' fuireach 1 he can't make up his mind whether to stay or go 2 he's undecided/indecisive/dithering (fig.) |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
càs -àis, -an, sm Difficulty, emergency, hardship. 2 Plague. 3 Distress. 4 Case. 6 Trying or diff...an còrr |
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cas gen coise, dat. cois, pl. casan, sf Foot. 2 Leg. 3 Shaft, haft, handle. ...an còrr |
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cas caise, a Steep. 2 Wreathed, curled, twisted. 3 Sudden, quick, rapid 4 Hasty, irritable...an còrr |
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cas † sf Case. 2 Hair of the head. |
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cas pr pt a' casadh, va Gape. 2 Gnash. 3 Turn against. 4 Be angry with. 5 Oppose, thwart. ...an còrr |
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beart-fhigheadaireachd -airt-, sf Weaver's loom. The parts of a weaver's loom are named as follows (see Illus...an còrr |
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bonn -uinn, pl. -uinn & bonnan, sm Heel. 2 Sole. 3 Foundation, found of house. 4 Pedest...an còrr |
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cas-mhaide (DU) sf Wooden leg. |
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cas-cheum sm Foot-path. 2 Steep, or difficult way. 3** Stride, lone pace. Cas-cheum nan gann, a gre...an còrr |
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cairt cartach [& cairte; cairteach in Lewis] pl. cairtean, sf Bark. 2 Cart...an còrr |
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cas-leathann a Broad-footed, web-footed. |
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cas-chrom cois-chruim, sf The crooked spade, an implement of tillage peculiar to the Highlands, used fo...an còrr |
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caiste a & past. part of cas. Twisted, curled, twined. Snàth caiste, sewing thread...an còrr |
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cas mu seach adv Heads and thraws. |
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cas-ruisg va Make bare the feet or legs, put off one's shoes and stockings. |
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cas-rùisgte a Bare-footed. 2 Bare-legged. Lomnochd is cas-rùisgte, naked and bare-footed. |
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comharradh -aidh, -aidhean, sm Mark, impression, token, sign. 2 The sexual mark. 3 Banner. 4** Print. 5*...an còrr |
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dèan v. irreg. Do, make, act, work, perform. 2* Suppose, imagine, think. Conjugated thus - ...an còrr |
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dorgh duirgh, sm Handline for fishing, as applied to the whole arrangement by means of which a piec...an còrr |
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fras froise, -an, [pl. frastan — Arran]. sf Shower of rain or hail. 2 Small shot. 3 ...an còrr |
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goirt -e, a. Sore, painful. 2 Mournful. 3 Sour 4 Acid, bitter 5 Salt, salted. 6 Hard, sad. 7 Poor-s...an còrr |
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lùbag -aig, -an, sf dim of lùb. Little bend, bow or curvature. 2 Little loop. 3 Curved stake used i...an còrr |
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maide -an & -achan, sm [** f]. Wood, timber. 2 Stick. 3 Staff, cudgel. Cas mhaide, a ...an còrr |
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molach -aiche, a. Hairy, rough. 2 Stormy. 3 Hoarse. Cas mholach Bhrain, Bran's rough leg; a' ...an còrr |
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praiseach -eich, -eichean, sf Pot. 2 Crucible. 3 Broth. 4 Pottage, gruel. 5 see prasach. 5(DC) Corn-bin...an còrr |
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