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Scottish Gaelic word

aithne

knowledge

noun

aithne means “knowledge” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

aithne in context

'S aithne dhomh Tòmas.

I know Tom.

A1

An aithne dhut Tòmas? Chan aithne.

"Do you know Tom?" "No."

A2

An aithne dhuibh Tòmas? Chan aithne.

"Do you know Tom?" "No."

A2

—An aithne dhut Tòmas? —Chan aithne.

Do you know Tom? "No."

A2

—An aithne dhuibh Tòmas? —Chan aithne.

Do you know Tom? "No."

A2

Topics

School

Related Scottish Gaelic words

bealach

defile, passage, pass or gorge of a mountain, glen

beann

peak, pinnacle, horn; heed, regard

brath

knowledge, notice, notification, information

buaile

enclosure, fold, sheepfold, pen (animal enclosure, particularly for sheep or cattle)

bun-sgoil

elementary school, primary school

cailc

chalk

caractar

character (in a story)

ceist

question

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