| maide-froisidh | |
| nòs | Quotation: a’ cur bàta dhan a’ nòs [n̪ɔ̃:s]. Notes: a sort of nest made for boats. Could be [ɔ̃:s]. |
| sguab | Quotation: sguab deireadh buanadh. |
| stac-fhuaim | Notes: the body of a violin. |
| blas | Quotation: Tha iad air blas a’ chnagain a ghabhail dheth. Notes: It went against them, revolted them through getting too much of it. |
| cabhanach | [kɑvɑ̃ṉɑx] Notes: small brown trout. |
| clisneach | Quotation: clisneach duine. Notes: “Duine ’s e a dol as a rathad air e fhéin.” |
| cnagan | Quotation: Tha iad air blas a’ chnagain a ghabhail dheth. Notes: They’ve had enough of it. |
| donalaich | [d̪oṉɑɫiç] Quotation: A’ bho a’ donalaich nuair a theid a’ laogh a thoirt air falbh uaipe. Notes: low, mourning sound. |
| eadar-da-lunn | Notes: half submerged but floating. |
| glais-cheap | Notes: on top of the wall to prevent water seeping in. |
| grocach | [ɡɾɔxkɔx] Notes: heard a Staffin woman use it for thrifty; careful about money or possessions. |
