Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
doras /dɔrəs/  fir. gin. -ais, iol. dorsan
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doras a' dìosgail a creaking door |
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doras-deiridh fir. gin. -air-dheiridh, iol. -rsan-deiridh
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ruigidh dàil doras you cannot escape debt (fig.) |
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doras-beag fir. gin. -ais-bhig, iol. -an-beaga
1 back door 2 inner door (in a blackhouse, leading to the living areas) |
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àrd-doras /aːRdɔrəs/ fir. gin. -ais, iol. -dorsan
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fàg an doras reub a' chraois leave the door thrown wide open! (fig.) |
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doras-cléibhe fir. gin. -ais-chléibhe, iol. dorsan-cléibhe
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doras-cùil fir. gin. -rais-chùil, iol. -rsan-cùil
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doras-aghaidh fir. gin. -ais-aghaidh, iol. -rsan-aghaidh
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cha do dhùin doras nach do dh'fhosgail doras God never shuts one door without opening another, as one door closes another one opens (fig.) |
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doras a-mach 1 exit, way out (the actual exit) 2 front/outer door (of a blackhouse) |
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doras-iadhta fir. gin. -ais-iadhta, iol. dorsan-iadhta
windward door (of a shieling hut, sealed off with turfs or a wooden door) |
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geàrr cruinn-leum air an doras leap out the door! |
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doras-bàis (doras a' bhàis) fir. gin. -ais-bhàis, iol. dorsan-bàis
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beat aig an doras knock on the door! |
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doras-cadha fir. gin. -ais-chadha, iol. dorsan-cadha
inner door (of a blackhouse) |
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doras-glaine fir. gin. -ais-glainne, iol. dorsan-glainne
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doras-giomaich (doras a' ghiomaich) fir. gin. -ais-ghiomaich, iol. dorsan-giomaich
entrance funnel (of a lobster creel) |
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doras-fosglaidh fir. gin. -ais-fhosglaidh, iol. dorsan-fosglaidh
door of a creel (for baiting/cleaning) |
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doras-lùthaidh fir. gin. -ais-lùthaidh, iol. dorsan-lùthaidh
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doras-bùird fir. gin. -ais-bhùird, iol. dorsan-bùird
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ath-dhoras fir. gin. -ais, iol. -rsan
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doras teinntidh  a fiery/burning doorway |
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fiaclan doras a' bheòil front teeth |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
doras -ais, dorsan, sm Door. 2 Wicket gate. 3 Opening. 4 Orifice, as of a wound. 5 Tail-board of a ...an còrr |
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doras-mór sm Front door of a house. |
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doras-cùil sm Back of a cart. 2 Back door of a house. |
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cadha sm Narrow pass at the side or foot of a mountain. 2 Narrow ravine. 3 Porch, entry. 4 (CR) Pas...an còrr |
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àrd-doras -ais, -orsan, sm Lintel. |
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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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bàthaich -ean, sm Byre, cowhouse. Parts of a Byre (see Illustration): 1 Balla, Wa...an còrr |
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buail pr pt a' bualadh, va Strike, beat smite, thrash. 2 Thresh, as corn; beetle, a lint. 3 ...an còrr |
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crann [-ainn &] -oinn sm Plough. 2 Bar, bolt. 3 Tree. 4 Beam. 5 Mast. 6 Shaft. 7 Lot. 8 Measure...an còrr |
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cairt cartach [& cairte; cairteach in Lewis] pl. cairtean, sf Bark. 2 Cart...an còrr |
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cathadh -aidh, sm Snowdrift, snow driven about by the wind. 2 Sea-drift. Tha cur agus cathadh ann, ...an còrr |
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cha negative particle, Not. [Cha aspirates the fut. neg of a verb, also the initial...an còrr |
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clab -aib, -an, sm Open mouth, gaping garrulous mouth. 2 Thick-lipped mouth (a ludicrous familiar ...an còrr |
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dùin pr pt a' dùnadh, va Shut, close. 2 Enclose, surround. 3 Lace or button, as boots or sh...an còrr |
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mu choinneamh prep. phrase. Opposite, over, against. Bha doras mu choinneamh a h-uile latha anns a' bhliadh...an còrr |
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craos -aois [& -ach], -an, sm Wide mouth. 2 Ludicrous term for the human mouth. 3 Mouth of a be...an còrr |
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inbhe -ean, sf Quality, dignity, rank. 2 Eve. 3 Condition, maturity, state of advancement or progre...an còrr |
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seach prep. Past, beyond, farther than. 2 More than, rather than. Seach an doras, past the door;...an còrr |
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de prep. Of, off. According to MacBain, the peculiar custom of confusing this word with do, t...an còrr |
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snag -eachan, sf Latch of a door. Cuir an t-snag air an doras, latch the door. |
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taigh -e, -ean, sm House. 'S e 'ainm aoibhneach taigh na féile, its joyful name is the house of ...an còrr |
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math pl. -a, a. 1st comp feàrr or feabha, 2...an còrr |
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àrdorus see àrd-doras. |
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ànrach -aich, * sm Wanderer, stranger. 2 Weather-beaten person. 3 Distressed person. Tha doras Fhinn...an còrr |
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crann pr. pt. a' crannadh, va Bar, bolt, barricade, as a door. 2 Wind about a beam, a...an còrr |
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