deer in Scottish Gaelic
fiadh
deer
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Scottish Gaelic · EnglishBreac à linne, slat à coille ‘s fiadh à fìreach - mèirle às nach do ghabh Gàidheal a-riamh nàire.
A trout from the river pool, a staff from the wood, and a deer from the moor - "thefts" of which no Gael was ever ashamed.C1
Tast, Carabu, Fiadh-Lochlannach (Rangifer tarandus) Beurla: caribou, reindeer)
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Forms & mutations Treigladau / Claochluithe
You may also meet these forms of fiadh in a sentence.
- Base form
- fiadh
- Sèimheachadh
- fhiadh
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