| a’ platraich | sound of trout jumping in the water. |
| reuleich | forked branch. |
| a’ cliathadh (v) | shoal of herring – sgadan a cliathadh. |
| cliath (n) | [See a’ cliathadh]. |
| cliabh a sgadain | mineach a sgadain. |
| coille bianan | phosphorescence. |
| slòcan | green slime on rocks. |
| a tighinn aig roid | sulaire: diving. |
| a tiabairt | circling [?], [?]. |
| sluitraigan | flat stone used for skimming across surface of water. |
| a sluitrich | skimming stones. |
| lì | oil of herring on surface of cooking water. |
| eunlaith | cluster of feeding birds. |
| bulgeanan | bubbles in water. |
| gribeach | feeling when fish is there. |
| [deargadh] | “Cha d’fhuair iad deargadh.” – Cha d’fhuair iad càil. |
| a’ deargadh | a toirt pìos as. |
| trì-bhileach | bog bean; plant used to make infusion to cure stomach complaints also psoriasis. |
| buadhallan | ragwort. |
| dubhchasach | used as purple dye. |
| coinneas | gorse. |
| bainne slamain | rennet; old practice of keeping milk in the stomach of a calf which was hung up and opened whenever the milk was needed to make cheese. |
| Caoraich |
| oaisg | 6 months – 1 year old lamb. |
| irisg | oasg le uan. |
| athaisg | 2 year old with first lamb. (Bays) |
| dianag | 2 year old with 2nd lamb. (Pabbay and west side) |
| rimhinn chrò | sheep without lamb for four years; the best conditioned of the flock. (Bays) |
| glubad | fluke. |
| spòg dhubh | blackleg. |
| greighar | scabs [?] on ear. |
| a chrith | trembling caused by tic[k]. |
| doille | heather blindness. |
| gartan | tic[k]. |
| fiabhras bhainne | milk fever. |
| teine-biorrach | glow worm. “Cho luath ris an teine bhiorrach.” |
