| [spɑilʹəx ɑ̃ŋɡǝð] | [?] Notes: an obstacle. |
| mabailte | [mɑ̃bılʹtʹə] Quotation: iasg mabailte. Notes: on the turn, going bad. |
| spreig | Quotation: a’ spreigeadh [əspɾeɡʹəɣ]. Notes: to spur something on. |
| saothadh | [sɤ:həɣ] Quotation: 1. “Chaneil saothadh ’s an duine a tha so.” 2. Gu de a’ saothadh a th’aige sin? Notes: 1. drive, vigour, strength. 2. essence. |
| caithinnich | Quotation: Nach ann oirre a tha a’ chaithinnich! Notes: said when a boat is under full sail with a good wind and making good progress. In a letter to J. L. Campbell explaining word “ceàrnaich” page 6, 7 lines from bottom, in “Story of Conall Gulbann”. |
| clabhsail | [kɫɑu̟sɑl] Notes: windy, blustery. |
| grùthan | Quotation: Thàinig an grùthan ann. Notes: He grew tired. |
