Scottish Gaelic word

idir

at all

adverb

idir means “at all” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adverb.

Mutation forms

Chan eil an t-eagal orm idir.

I'm not afraid at all.

An lugha ort Tòmas? Cha lugha idir, tha gràdh agam air!

"Do you hate Tom?" "Of course not, I am quite fond of him!"

"An gabh thu tì no cofaidh?" "Cha ghabh idir."

"Would you like tea or coffee?" "Neither."

Thachair mi ri poileas ach cha do thug e toighe dhòmhsa idir.

I ran into a policeman but he didn't notice me at all.

"An gabh thu uisge-beatha neo fìon?" "Cha gabh idir, tapadh leat."

"Would you like whiskey or wine?" "I'll pass, thank you."

Numbers

uile

all

an-eararais

two days after tomorrow

Alba

Scotland

Albannach

Scot, Scotsman

Ameireaganach

American

Bealltainn

May Day

Braisil

Brazil

Breatainn

Britain

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