Scottish Gaelic reference
Scottish Gaelic verbs — page 2
402 verbs with English meanings and conjugated forms.
402 results
I
L
labhair
speak, utter
lagaich
weaken, falter, flag; weaken, enfeeble, debilitate
laigh
lie (be in recumbent position); lay
leagh
melt; thaw
lean
follow; continue, proceed
leasaich
develop; amend, improve, rectify, correct
leig
allow, let, permit
leighis
heal, cure, remedy
leòn
maim, injure; strain, sprain
leugh
to read
lìbhrig
deliver
lìon
fill; swell (e.g. tide)
litrich
spell (a word, etc.)
lobh
rot, putrefy, decompose; become or make putrid
loisg
burn, scorch, char, sear, cremate; fire (a gun, etc.)
lorg
to look for, search; to find, trace
lot
wound; bruise
luaidh
full, waulk
lùb
bend, curve; bow, stoop
luchdaich
load (boat, etc.)
M
mag
mock, deride
mair
last, continue
malairtich
exchange, interchange, reciprocate; barter, commute
maoidh
threaten, menace; bully
maslaich
shame, disgrace
meal
enjoy
meall
deceive, trick, cheat; entice, beguile, inveigle
meas
think, reckon, consider; respect, esteem
measgaich
mix, mingle; combine
meil
to mill, to grind
meòraich
meditate, ponder, muse, contemplate, deliberate, consider, reflect; recall, recollect, remember
mì-bhreithnich
misunderstand, misinterpret
mì-chòrd
disagree, dissent
mì-ghnàthaich
abuse; misapply
mì-mhisnich
discourage, dishearten, dismay
mì-thuig
misunderstand
miannaich
long
mill
destroy, spoil, ruin
mìnich
explain, expound, illustrate, interpret; polish, smoothe
misnich
bolden, bolster, cheer, encourage, hearten, inspire
mothaich
feel, experience, be conscious of; perceive, observe, notice
mùch
extinguish (fire); choke, strangle, suffocate, smother
mùin
urinate
murt
murder, massacre
mùth
change, alter; deteriorate
N
O
Ò
P
pàigh
pay
pasaig
pass (examination)
peacaich
sin, transgress
peanasaich
punish
peant
paint
plosg
pant, gasp; throb, palpitate
pòg
kiss
pòs
marry (perform the marriage ceremony); induct; marry (become a married person)
preas
wrinkle, corrugate; plait, braid
priob
wink, blink
pronn
batter, mash, pound, pulverize, crush, grind, hash; maul, bash
put
push, shove; jostle
R
ràc
rake
rach
irregularto go
rannsaich
explore; investigate, probe, scrutinize, study
reic
sell
rèitich
accommodate, adjust, agree, arrange, assort, appease; accord
reòth
freeze, refrigerate; coagulate
riaghail
rule, govern, reign; administer, moderate, regulate, direct
riaraich
satisfy, please; share, distribute, allocate
ridhil
reel; wind, twine, splice
riochdaich
personate; represent, portray
roghnaich
choose, select, pick out; prefer, like
roinn
divide, partition; impart, distribute; deal
ruig
irregularto reach, to arrive at
rùisg
bare, strip, denude; reveal, disclose, discover, expose
ruith
run; run, flow, stream, rush
rùraich
search for, rummage; explore
S
sàbh
saw
sàbhail
save, rescue; save, economise
saoil
suppose, think (=believe), imagine; seem
saor
free, rescue, save; clear, redeem
sàraich
oppress, injure, wrong; harass, browbeat, aggrieve, domineer
sàsaich
please, content, satisfy; satiate, saturate, sate, fill, fill up, glut, cloy
seachain
to avoid, evade, abstain; to elude, shun
sealbhaich
acquire, gain, win; own, possess
sealg
hunt, chase
seall
look; see
searg
wither, emaciate, wane, dwindle; languish, linger
searmonaich
preach
seas
stand; support, back, back up
sèid
to blow, breathe in, breathe out; to bloat, inflate
sèimhich
lenite
seinn
to sing; to play (bagpipes)
seirm
ring; sound
seòl
sail, cruise; aim, direct, guide, instruct, direct, govern
sgàin
burst, crack, split
sgaoil
spread, scatter, disperse; release, untie, disentangle
sgap
scatter, spread, disperse; squander
sgar
separate, break up, split up, sever
sgeadaich
decorate, adorn, ornament, embellish; dress, dress up, clothe
sgeith
to vomit, puke, spew
sgèith
to cut to fit (e.g. cloth); to fit, suit
sgioblaich
to tidy (up)
sgol
rinse
sgreamhaich
disgust, nauseate
sgreuch
scream, screech
sgrìob
scrape, scratch, grate
sgrìobh
write, compose
sgrios
destroy, ruin, annihilate, decimate, demolish, devour, eradicate, erase, exterminate, extinguish, sack, waste, wreck
sgròb
scrape, scratch (especially with nails); scribble
sguab
sweep, brush, whisk, wipe; bind (into sheaves)
sguir
stop, cease, desist, terminate (usually of actions other than movement)
sil
rain, drip, shower; flow, shed, ooze, dribble
sìn
stretch
sìolaidh
compose, lower, settle, sink, subside; filter, strain
sir
seek, search, look for
siubhail
travel, commute; walk, move, stroll
slac
thrash, beat, bruise, maul
slànaich
heal, cure; recover, recuperate
slaod
drag, draw, haul, lug, pull, tow, trail, yank
slisnich
slice
sluig
swallow, devour; engulf, overwhelm
smaoinich
think, reflect; think, imagine, suppose, fancy
smèid
beckon; wave
smoc
smoke (tobacco, etc.)
snàig
to creep, crawl, grovel
snàmh
swim (perform the act of swimming); bathe
snìomh
twist, twine; spin; wind; wind yarn; curl
soilleirich
brighten, become bright, become clear; clarify, clear up, demonstrate, explain, illustrate
spàrr
drive, thrust, force
spìosraich
spice, season
spoth
castrate, geld; spay
srac
To cut, to tear
srian
bridle, curb, restrain, control
stad
stop, halt, pause, desist (of movement)
stèidhich
found, establish, set up; find (determine an issue in law)
stiùir
steer, guide, direct; govern, guide, rule, supervise, control, manage, lead, manipulate
stòir
store
streap
climb
suidh
sit; incubate
suidhich
place, settle, install; set, settle, arrange, agree on
T
tabhair
to give, bestow, grant
tachair
happen, occur, take place; meet
tachd
choke, smother, strangle, throttle
tadhail
visit, call (on); haunt
tagair
claim (a right or possession); plead, sue, prosecute
tagh
choose, select; vote, elect
tairg
offer
taisg
deposit; hoard
taitinn
delight, gratify, please, satisfy
tàlaidh
allure, entice; soothe, hush, caress, pet
tàmh
rest, stay, dwell
tarraing
draw, pull, drag, heave; draw (breath, beer, etc.)
teagaisg
teach, instruct; instil (some quality into somebody)
teàrn
descend; evade, escape
teasaich
heat, heat up
teich
flee, run away, escape, get out, abscond, fly; elope
teirig
wear out, run out; die, pass away
thig
irregularto come
thoir
irregularto give, to take, to bring
tilg
throw, cast, fling, throw off; shed, moult
till
to return, come back; to relapse
tionndaidh
turn
tog
lift, raise, rear, haul, pick up, hoist; build, erect
togair
wish, desire
toilich
please, content, satisfy; agree, assent,
toinn
twist, twine, wreathe; spin; plait; wind; writhe
tòisich
begin, originate, commence, inaugurate, lead off
toll
bore, piece, drill, perforate
tomh
point (with a finger)
tomhais
measure, gauge, weigh; survey (land, etc.)
tràigh
ebb; subside
traisg
fast (abstain from food); diet
treabh
to plough, to plough through
trèig
to abandon, forsake, desert
troid
quarrel, squabble, row, fight (usually verbally); chide, reprove, scold
trus
truss, bundle up, bundle together; tuck up, roll up (garment)
tugh
thatch, cover; back
tuig
understand, comprehend, realize
tuinich
sojourn, dwell, inhabit
tuit
fall; happen, befall, chance
tum
plunge, immerse, dip, duck, steep