| mìos | Quotation: mìos crochadh nan cléibh. Notes: February. |
| riatanach | [riɤt̪ɑ̃ṉɑx] Notes: same as “feumail” – useful. |
| put | Quotation: a’ putadh na cloich. Notes: putting the shot. |
| achasan | [ɑxəsɑṉ] Notes: reprimand. |
| badag | Notes: brush made of hen feathers for cleaning the griddle. |
| cailleach-chòsag | Notes: slater (woodlouse). |
| camaidealach | [kɑmədʹəɫɑx] Quotation: àite camaidealach. Notes: a place through which it is difficult to make a clear passage. One has to zig-zag to avoid obstacles, e.g. harbour with a lot of rocks at the entrance. |
| ceap | Notes: cap. |
| ceàrrdubhan | [cɑ:rd̪u̟ɑ̃ṉ] Notes: an insect which frequents dung-heaps. |
| coingeart | [kɔiŋɡʹɛʴsṯ] Quotation: Chaneil e [kɔiŋɡʹɛʴsṯ] sin a dheanamh. Notes: It is not right to do that. [NOTES: the turned r used for the symbol which is unclear in the original.] |
| corra-steòcach | [kɔɾəʃtʹɔ:xkɔx] Notes: a kind of spade. Old usage, heard in Lochboisdale years back. Said by N. Macmillan, Kilpheder to be a Harris word. |
| deannan | [dʹɑ̃n̪ɑṉ] Notes: several, a good many. |
