| [sùil] | A’ dol a sùil na leise – hip disorder. |
| a’ bhoill | mental disease; illness affecting animals. Ragwort poisoning. |
| sùil dhearg | pinkeye. Resulted in loss of sight. |
| tiorramachd | indigestion. |
| glùpad | liver fluke. |
| uisge tàmhail | stagnant water. |
| cnò bhreac | snail. |
| an tuaindeal | sturdy. Affected the brain of cattle and sheep. Cyst on the brain. |
| a’ chleimh | sheep scab. |
| an ceathramh gorm | braxy. |
| prangas | a person who is always guilty: “Chan eil fhios agam dè am prangas duine a th’ann.” Also in more general sense of making someone look guilty: “Chuir iad ann am prangas e.” |
| smeachan | jaw-strap for a horse. |
| runnag spùdaidh | shooting star. |
| farainneach | remote, distant. Similar to ‘faraileach’ given by Mr A. MacLellan, Tigharry. |
| ath cheapach | second ploughing of a plot of land. Also referred to as ‘còmhlach’. |
| [còmhlach] | [See ath cheapach.] |
| glas | land that has been ploughed for the first time. |
| starrag | a crow. |
| susaladh | marking out an area of land to be dug. I would pronounce this as ‘sussadh’. |
| slathagan | snowflakes. |
| fothal | gossip. |
