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Scottish Gaelic word

daor

expensive

adjective

daor means “expensive” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adjective.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdaor
Sèimheachadhdhaor

daor in context

"An do cheannaich thu an Audi?" "Cha do cheannaich, bha e uabhasach daor."

"Did you buy the Audi?" "No, it was so expensive."

B2

Saoil an tùras gu Astràilia caran daor?

Isn't the trip to Australia quite expensive?

A2

An do cheannaich thu an Audi? "Cha do cheannaich, bha e uabhasach daor."

Did you buy the Audi? "No, it was so expensive."

B1

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mature, ripe

ainmeil

famous, distinguished, illustrious, renowned

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raw, uncooked

annasach

strange, rare, unusual

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baoth

foolish, silly, simple, stupid, fatuous, inept

beag

small, little, short, diminutive

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