Scottish Gaelic word

dhi

third-person singular feminine of do: to her

pronoun

dhi means “third-person singular feminine of do: to her” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a pronoun.

Mutation forms

Mutation	Form
Base form	dhi
Sèimheachadh	dhhi

B' àbhaist dhi leann òl.

She used to drink beer.

"Dè a thug thu dhi am-bliadhna?" "Thug dà adhann."

"What did you give her this year?" "Two frying pans."

Dè a thug thu dhi am-bliadhna? "Thug dà adhann."

What did you give her this year? "Two frying pans."

"Dè a thug thu dhi am-bliadhna?" "Thug dà adhann."

"What did you give her this year?" "Two frying pans."

I; me

mise

I (emphatic)

thu

you (sg)

thusa

you (sg, emphatic)

he, it (masc)

sinn

sibh

you (pl/polite)

iad

they

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