Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean Dwelly
feadan -ain, -an, sm Fife, flute. 2 Chanter of the bagpipe. 3 Reed. 4 Spout. 5 The calibre of a gun....an còrr |
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leag pr pt a' leagail & a' leagadh, va & n. Throw down. 2 Demolish. 3 Lay, lay down...an còrr |
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pìob -a, pl. –an & -achan, sf Pipe, bagpipe. 2 Pipe, tube, syphon. 3 figuratively...an còrr |
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stail -e, -ean, sf Bandage, strap. 2 Still. 3†† Whisky-pot. [stal — Gairloch & Lochbr...an còrr |
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poit-dhubh (a' phoit-dhubh), sf The “sma'” still. We are indebted to DMK for the following names of its ...an còrr |
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feadain gen sing & npl of feadan. |
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feadaine (AC) prov. pl. of feadan (crevice). |
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feadan-uisge ** sm Water-pipe, gutter or rone of a house. 2(AH) Small cascade or waterfall. |
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iorailteach a. Ingenious, inventive, well-contrived. Am feadan iorailteach, the well-contrived flute....an còrr |
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feadan na h-àth (DMK) sm Narrow passage leading from the fire to the pit of a kiln. Caithness. |
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feadan-uisge (DJM) sm A streamlet in a narrow channel. |
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