Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
ceum /kʲeːm/ 
fir. gin. -a, iol. -an
1 step, footstep, pace 2 tread 3 path 4 degree (in education) 5 degree (temperature) 6 measure |
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ceum /kʲeːm/
gn. ag. -adh
1 step, pace! 2 measure in steps! 3 move step by step! |
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ceum-monaidh
fir. gin. -a-mhonaidh, iol. -an-monaidh
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ceum air cheum
1 step by step, incremental(ly), in/by increments 2 turn-based |
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bha ceum na mòintich aice
she had a slow and steady gait with long strides (fig.) |
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cois-cheum
fir. gin. -a, iol. -an
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cais-ceum
fir. gin. -a, iol. -an
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ceum-coilich
fir. gin. -a-choilich, iol. -an-coilich
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ceum-coise
fir. gin. -a-choise, iol. -an-coise
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thoir ceum leatha
exaggerate! (fig.) |
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ceum-adhairt
fir. iol. -an-adhairt
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léideag is ceum is leum
hop, skip and jump |
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ceum-uisge
fir. iol. -an-uisge
1 step (of a waterfall) 2 lock (of a canal) |
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dannsa-ceum
fir. iol. -ichean-ceum
1 step dance 2 (act of) step dancing |
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bha ceum bà air a h-eòlas aig Calum
Calum was walking like he knew the area well/knew where he was going |
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ceum leum
stepping stones |
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tha ceum crùbaicheid aice
she has a limp |
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cha mhór gu bheil ceum aca
they can barely walk |
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tha ceum-coilich a' tighinn anns an latha
the days are lengthening/getting longer |
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ceum is greim
1 eat on the move, eat while walking 2 graze on the move |
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ceum na mòrlanachd
dragging your heels (over an unattractive task, fig.) |
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a h-uile ceum
all the time |
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tha ceum crùbaiche ann Caoimhe
Caoimhe has a limp |
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tha ceum leatha innte
she's inclined to exaggerate |
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tha cois-cheum coilich a' tighinn anns an latha
the days are lengthening/getting longer (fig.) |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
ceum
[-a &] céim, pl. ceuman, -a, & -annan, sm Step, as of a stair or ladder. 2 Foo...an còrr |
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ceum
pr pt a' ceumadh, va Step, measure by steps, pace. 2 Move step by step. Cheum e gu mór...an còrr |
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acainn
-e, -ean, sf Apparatus, implements, utensils, tackle, tools, appendages of any kind. 2 Salve,...an còrr |
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aonach
-aich, -aichean, sm Hill, steep, height. 2 Heath, moor. 3 Desert place. 4* Meeting. 5‡‡ Fair,...an còrr |
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ceumadh
-aidh- sm Stepping, pacing, measuring. 2 Walking slowly, strutting, striding. A' ceumadh, ...an còrr |
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fàs
-a, a Empty, vacant, hollow, void. 2 Waste. 3 Laid waste, desolate. 4* Unoccupied. 5 U...an còrr |
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flathail
-ala & -e, a Princely, stately. 2 Showy, gay. 3 Elegant. 4 Victorious. 5 Illustrio...an còrr |
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gàg
-àig, -an, sf Cleft, chink. 2 Chap or fissure on the skin, caused by heat. 3 Painful hack on ...an còrr |
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socrach
-aiche, a. Easy, quiet, comfortable, at rest. 2 Affording ease or comfort. 3 Not easily moved...an còrr |
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thoir
irr v Give, grant, deliver, bestow on. 2 Take. 3 (with prep air) Persuade, compel. 4 (...an còrr |
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eu-
neg particle, also eug-, ea-, ei-, and a-. The following remarks about the distinguishing fea...an còrr |
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toirsgian
-sgéin, sf Peat spade, peat-cutter or peat-knife.
Parts of a Peat-spade (DMy):
...an còrr |
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spaistearachd
sf Walking, act of walking strolling, sauntering, promenading, parading for pleasure. 2** Air...an còrr |
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ceim
** gen sing of ceum. |
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céim
va see ceum. |
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céimich
va see ceum. |
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ceumanna
npl of ceum. |
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ceum-cille
sm Bier-balk. |
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ceum-inbhe
sm Degree in rank or dignity. 2†† Promotion. |
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ceum-tuislidh
sm False step. |
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dàicheil
-eala, a Handsome, graceful. 2 Genteel. 3 Majestic, stately, dignified. 4 Haughty, proud. 5 S...an còrr |
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diùnlaoch
* -aoich, see diùlannach. Ceum air adhart aig gach diùnlaoch (diùlannach), each hero marching for...an còrr |
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docair
-ean, sf Trouble, uneasiness, agitation of mind, affliction, restlessness. 2* Annoyance. Ceum...an còrr |
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faicear
fut. interr. & neg and imperf. pass. of faic. Faicear d' obair, let thy work be...an còrr |
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gnàithseach
-aich, sm Arable land under crop. 2(DC) Cultivator of the soil, tanner. Ceum a' ghnàit...an còrr |
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