Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean Dwelly
i
pers. pron., f ind She, her, it. Bhuail i i, she struck her. [emphatic, ...an còrr |
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i
Iogh, yew, the ninth letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. I has two sounds —...an còrr |
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i
‡ sf ind see igh |
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i
† a. Low, shallow. |
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ì
sf ind Island. |
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i
† sf Art, science. |
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stéidh
-e, -ean, sf Foundation, basis. 2** Ground. 3** Piling of peats. 'S i mo làmh a leag stéidh n...an còrr |
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ùr-fhàs
va sm grow again, bud forth, sprout, shoot. Ùr-fhàsaidh i, it (the tree) will grow again....an còrr |
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baoth
-aoithe, a Foolish, simple, unwise, stupid. 2 Profane, wicked. 3 Wild, fierce. 4 Careless, gi...an còrr |
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suarach
-aiche, a. Insignificant, trifling, of little worth, valueless, not valuable, paltry, abject,...an còrr |
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riut
prep pron (ri + thu) To you. 2 Against you. 3 Towards you. 4 With you. An dig e riut? will...an còrr |
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adag
-aig, sf Shock of corn, consisting of 12 sheaves, “stook.” 2 Haddock (melanogr...an còrr |
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toigheach
-eiche, a Loving, that loves, fond of, cherishing a fondness, susceptible of fondness. 2 Atte...an còrr |
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tuarastal
-ail, -an, sm Wages, reward, hire, fee, salary, stipend. 2 Desert. Ainmich do thuarastal, ...an còrr |
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talamh
gen sing -aimh & talmhainn, pl. -an, -nan & -anta, †† m. in the nom....an còrr |
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spéiseil
-e, a. Fond, attached, loving. 2 Loved, esteemed. 3 Estimable. 4 Acceptable. 5 Cleanly, tight...an còrr |
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aosta
a Old, aged, ancient. An déidh dhomh fàs aosta, after I have become old; a bharda aost...an còrr |
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tulach
-aich, -aichean, sm Hillock, knoll, mound. According to (WC) sm 2 Small green hill. 3*...an còrr |
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àicheadh
pr pt àicheadh, va Deny, refuse, disavow, recant, renounce. Dh'àicheadh e a chreideamh...an còrr |
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tiùrr
‡ sm Beach out of reach of the sea. 2(DMK) Seaware cast up by the sea at high-water mark — ...an còrr |
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uile
a All, the whole, altogether, quite, every, wholly. Tha iad mar sin uile, they are all so;...an còrr |
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gabh
pr pt a' gabhail, va & n.
Some idiomatic connections of gabh grouped under ...an còrr |
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triùir
s Three persons [governs gen pl]. Rug mi dha triùir mhac, I bore him ...an còrr |
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taibhsearachd
sf ind Second sight. 2* Bewildered conduct. [The following is from Armstrong]. At the sight o...an còrr |
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slàn
-àine, a. Healthy, in good health. 2 Healed. 3 Sound. 4 Uninjured, unhurt. 5 Unbroken, whole....an còrr |
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