abhac (-as, -ais) | sport. |
tathunnaich a measg nan con | sudden barking. |
aigeannach | a termagant woman. |
ainmig | seldom, rare. |
biadhtachd | hospitality. |
boitean (-ein, -anan) | a bundle of straw or hay. |
breagadh | soothe, flatter. |
buchallach | nestling. |
buinne (-eachan) | a rapid current. |
caoirean | a fiery shimmer. |
clach-theine | flint stone. |
cnap (-ag, -aig) | a shinty ball. |
trodagan tràghad | all types of birds found near shore. |
cobhrag (-ach, -aiche) | frothy, foamy. |
coisridh | infantry. |
cos (cois, cosan) | a recess. |
craoidhleag (-eig, -eagan) | a basket, small creel. |
crein (-eachdainn) | a verb meaning to suffer for. |
cro (crotha, croithean) | a needle’s eye as well as a sheep fold. |
cuid (codach, codaichean) | portion. Also as lodgings. |
deoraidheachd | loneliness. |
diorrasach | obstinate, persistent. |
domhlaich (-achadh) | a crowd. |
duibh leum | a furious leap. |
ealta (-an) | a covey of birds. |
fadadh (-aidh) | kindling. |
faghaid (-e, -ean) | a hunting party. |
fearas chuideachd | diversion, sport. |
fiodhrach tarsainn | timbers of a boat. |
fochaid | mocking. |
geathadaich | hopping, jogging. |
geir (-e) | tallow. |
geoic (-e, -ean) | a wry neck. |
giomanachd | hunting. |
gramail (-ala) | vigorous, firm. |
guamach (-aiche) | comfortable. |
larnaidh | used of an iron, dusky colour. |
plathadh | a flash, glimpse. |
sìnteag | a stroke in swimming. |
stròdhail (-ala) | prodigal, wasteful. Also as struidheas, -ach. |
tacharan | a sprite. |
tailmrich | sound of footsteps. |
tigheadas | housekeeping. |
ùinich | noise, fumbling. |