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Scottish Gaelic word

cur

putting, sending, sowing

nounmasculine

cur means “putting, sending, sowing” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formcur
Sèimheachadhchur

cur in context

Tha an cù mòr a' cur eagal orra.

The big dog is frightening them.

A2

Tha sin a' cur fearg oirre.

This makes her angry.

A2

Tha Tòmas a' cur ceist orm, "Carson a chunnaic Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

Tom is asking me, "Why did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"

B1

Bidh Tòmas a' cur ceist orm, "Càite a fhaca Ailis Màiri a-bhòin-dè?"

Tom will ask me, "Where did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"

B1

Dè na cur-seachadan a th' agad?

What are your hobbies?

A2

Topics

Daily routines

Related Scottish Gaelic words

bad

place, spot

badan

place, spot

baga

bag

banca

bank

bathar

goods; merchandise

beàrn

notch (cut)

bogsa

box

briseadh

breaking

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