Scottish Gaelic word

a-nìos

up and towards the speaker

adverb

a-nìos means “up and towards the speaker” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adverb.

Mutation forms

Tha Tòmas a' dol a-nìos an staidhre.

Tom is going upstairs.

Feumaidh tu a dhol a-nìos neo feumaidh mise a dhol sìos, tha mi coma co-dhiù.

Either you have to come up or I have to go down, I don't care either way.

Feumaidh tu a dhol a-nìos neo feumaidh mise a dhol sìos, tha mi coma co-dhiù.

Either you have to come up or I have to go down, I don't care either way.

Communication

a-nuas

down and towards the speaker

ann

there, present

ciamar

how (interrogative)

càite

where

carson

why

a-nis

now

a-rithist

again

ma-thà

then

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