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Scottish Gaelic word

a-mach

out, outwards (implies motion)

adverb

a-mach means “out, outwards (implies motion)” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adverb.

a-mach in context

Cha bu chòir dhuibh dol a-mach.

You ought not to go out.

A2

Cha bu chòir dhut dol a-mach.

You ought not to go out.

A2

Cha bu chòir dhut dol a-mach.

You shouldn't go out.

A2

Thèid sinn a-mach.

We will go out.

A1

An uair a bha e na oileanach gus dreuchd na teagasg a thoirt a-mach choinnich e ri Ùisdean MacDhiarmaid.

B2

Related Scottish Gaelic words

a-bhos

hereabouts, over here

a-muigh

out (implies location)

a-nall

hither, over here (implies movement)

a-nochd

tonight

a-nuas

down and towards the speaker

a-nìos

up and towards the speaker

a-staigh

in, inside (implies location)

a-steach

in, inside, inwards (implies movement)

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