| liadh | Notes: ladle. |
| maide-pait | [mɑ̃dʹpɑtʹ] Notes: wooden spoon. |
| rifean | Notes: roll of combed wool. |
| roilean | Notes: roll of combed wool. |
| ruar | Quotation: mo ruar; also mo ruaran. Notes: used when addressing somebody not necessarily close to the speaker. Much the same as “a’ ghràidh” is used in Point, Lewis. (Only heard old people using it – AJ.) |
| ruaran | See ruar. |
| sìtht | Quotation: Tha mi glé [hi:tʹ] gun d’thainig sibh a stigh. Chaneil mi [ʃi:tʹ] ris na pàrantan mar a tha iad a togail an clann. Notes: pleased, glad. |
| ola | Quotation: ola mhilis [ɔɫəvɛ̃liʃ]. Notes: oil put on wool before it was spun. |
| tèic | Notes: flyer of spinning wheel. |
| timchioll | [tʹʃwɫəmiç] Notes: round. |
| tog | [t̪ɾoɡ] Notes: left. |
| ceangladair | [cɑ̃:ɫd̪ɑɾ] Notes: wooden frame on which yarn is wound. |
| cearsla | [cɑʴsɫə] Notes: ball of rope. [NOTES: the turned r used for the symbol which is unclear in the original.] |
