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Scottish Gaelic word

leth

half

nounmasculine

leth means “half” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

leth in context

Thèid mi dhan taigh-bìdh aig leth-uair an dèidh seachd anns an fheasgar.

I will go to the restaurant at 7:30 pm.

B1

Thèid mi air siubhal a' bhaile ann an uair gu leth. am bu toigh le duine tiginn cuide rium?

I'm going to go for a walk around town in an hour and a half. Would anyone like to come with?

C1

Thèid prògram telebhisein seo leth riumsa, co-dhiù.

This TV show is growing on me, anyway.

A2

Thèid mi dhan taigh-bìdh aig leth-uair an dèidh seachd anns an fheasgar.

I will go to the restaurant at 7:30 pm.

B1

Thèid mi air siubhal a' bhaile ann an uair gu leth. Am bu toigh le duine tiginn cuide rium?

I'm going to go for a walk around town in an hour and a half. Would anyone like to come with?

B2

Topics

Numbers

Related Scottish Gaelic words

Gearran

February (second month of the Gregorian calendar)

Màrt

March (third month of the Gregorian calendar)

banca

bank

beagan

a few, a small number

ceud

hundred

cosgais

cost, expense, expenditure

croitear

crofter, one holding a croft of land

cùnntadh

counting

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