| mòine | Quotation: mòine chìb or chìbeach. Notes: light stringy peat. |
| simealair-crochaidh | Notes: a wooden chimney hung above the fire. |
| slabhraidh | Notes: the chain over the old fireplace. |
| aghaidh | Quotation: aghaidh na cruaiche. Notes: the open end of the peatstack. |
| breac-thalamh | Notes: sandy soil. |
| cìb | Quotation: mòine chìb. Notes: light, stringy peat. Also “mòine chìbeach”. |
| cìbeach | Quotation: mòine chìbeach. Notes: light, stringy peat. |
| cona-chruach | Notes: a small stack made on the peat bank when a lot of “rùbhain” are collected together. |
| cromag | Notes: the hook at the end of the “slabhraidh”. |
| dubh-thalamh | Notes: peaty soil. |
| allaibh | [?] [ɑɫu̜] Quotation: Thiormaich e cho [ɑɫu̜]. Notes: “It dried so quickly.” [NOTES: slipped under ‘ealamh’.] |
| glutanadh | Notes: the packing between the double walls of the blackhouse. |
