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Scottish Gaelic word

dithis

two, couple, pair

nounfeminine

dithis means “two, couple, pair” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdithis
Sèimheachadhdhithis

dithis in context

Tha dithis bhalaich is triùir nigheanan aig Tòmas.

Tom has two sons and three daughters.

A2

Tha balach agus dithis nighean aig Tòmas.

Tom has one son and two daughters.

A2

Tha nighean agus dithis bhalach aig Tòmas agus Màiri.

Tom and Mary have one daughter and two sons.

B1

Tha dithis chloinne aig Tòmas.

Tom has two children.

A1

'S e oileanaich a tha ann an dithis dhinn.

We're both students.

B1

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February (second month of the Gregorian calendar)

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March (third month of the Gregorian calendar)

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bag

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bank

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basket

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goods; merchandise

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a few, a small number

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