| laogh-biadhta | Notes: a stuffed calf. |
| liùgh | Notes: lythe. |
| losgann | Notes: toad. |
| losgann | sledge (horse-drawn). |
| màthair-an-duilisg | Notes: Irish moss. |
| mula-mhàgag | Notes: frog. |
| mún-dearg | Notes: redwater in cattle. |
| ath-theinnde | [ɑhĩnʹdʹə] Notes: half-burnt peat. |
| iomair-taomaidh | Notes: lazy-bed. |
| piunnd | Notes: mint. |
| puthag | Notes: porpoise. |
| salachar | Notes: afterbirth. |
| sgeth-mulamhàgag | Notes: frog spawn. |
| sgonnan | Quotation: sgonnan na coise-cruime. Notes: the foot-rest of the cas-chrom. |
| sgrogag | Quotation: sgrogag na coise-cruime. Notes: the foot-rest on a cas-chrom. (also sgonnan) |
| sloc | Quotation: sloc bhuntàta. Notes: outside pit. (tòrr also used) |
| tàbh | Notes: landing net. |
| tarsann | Quotation: tarsannan na cléitheadh. Notes: cross-beams of harrows. |
| teum | [tʹɤ:m] Notes: jerk. |
| tòrr | Quotation: tòrr buntàta. Notes: outside pit. (also sloc bhuntàta) |
| treana-ri-trian | [t̪ɾɛ̃ṉəɾit̪ɾĩɑ̃ṉ] Notes: corncrake. |
| truimean | [t̪ɾɤ̃mɑṉ] Notes: a lead sinker. |
| tuaicheal | [t̪u̟ɤçɑɫ] Notes: water on the brain in sheep. |
| uan-biadhta | Notes: a lamb covered by the skin of another. |
| bacach | [bɑxkɑx] Notes: turbot. |
| baclag | [bɑxkɫɑɡ] Notes: sprout growing on potatoes. See bachallag. |
| balachan | Notes: dim. of “balach”. |
| bànag | Notes: grilse. |
| bonnach-gropaidh | Notes: same mixture as ceann-cropaic but not boiled in fish-head. |
| brac | [bɾɑxk] Notes: fox’s den. (See braclach.) |
| bradan-leathainn | Notes: halibut. |
| bratag-bhuntàta | Notes: white worm with a red head. |
| breac | Notes: salmon. |
| brìg | [bɾi:ɡʹ] Quotation: brìg bhuntàta. Notes: heap of potatoes inside, e.g. in the corner of the barn. |
| caillt | Quotation: Tha iad uamhasach caillt air talamh. Notes: speaking of moles – destructive. |
| càrnag | Notes: the dark-coloured eel found in near the shore. |
| carrachan | Notes: Irish Moss. |
| ceanna-phollan | Notes: tadpole. |
| ceann-cuiligean | [cɑn̪ku̟liɡʹɑ̃ṉ] Notes: heard this for the sheaf put at the very tip of a stack to make it pointed. |
| cearc-ghreannach | Quotation: cearcan-greannach. Notes: a breed of small hens which had erect feathers. |
| claimheag | Notes: a small eel found at the mouth of a river. |
| clupad | Notes: fluke disease in cattle and sheep. |
| cnaimh-runnach | Notes: horse mackerel. |
| coilleach-cràigean (sic) | [kɤlʹɔxkɾɑ:ɡʹɑ̃ṉ] Notes: sheaf put at the very top of a cornstack to make it pointed. |
| corrachan | [kɔrɔxɑ̃ṉ] Notes: plant with an edible root – like a nut. Small red flower growing on it. |
| cragan-feannaig | Notes: sea-urchin. |
| darach | [d̪ɑɾɑx] Notes: line used for mackerel fishing – pulled up and let down. |
| druidte | Notes: watertight. |
| duineachan | Notes: dim. of duine. |
| easgann | Notes: the conger eel caught out in deep water. |
| falmair | Notes: hake. |
| geallag | Notes: sea-trout. |
