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Scottish Gaelic words — page 11

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D

dèiligear

noun

dealer

deimhinn

adjective

certain

deimhinnte

adjective

definitive

dèine

feminine

fervor, passion, zeal

dèirceil

adjective

kind

deireadh

masculine

end (of a period of time)

deireadh-seachdain

noun

weekend

deireannach

adjective

last, final

deirge

noun

redness

deis

adverb

ready

deisciobal

noun

disciple

deisciobalachd

noun

discipleship

deise

adjective

comparative degree of deas

deiseag

noun

fiddler crab

deiseil

adjective

ready, prepared, finished

deiseile

adjective

comparative degree of deiseil

deit

noun

date

deò

feminine

breath of air, breath of wind

deò-ghrèine

noun

sunbeam

deoc

verb

suck

deocan

noun

valve

deocan-dearga

noun

red clover

deoch

feminine

drink

deoch-bhiugh

noun

greenshank

deoch-eiridinn

noun

potion

deoch-ìobairt

noun

libation

deoch-lag

noun

soft drink

deoch-liomaid

noun

lemonade

deoch-slàinte

noun

toast

deoghail

verb

suck

deòin

noun

consent

deòiridh

noun

melancholy

deònach

adjective

willing, desirous, eager

deòradh

noun

alien

deòthadh

noun

henbane

deuchainn

feminine

adventure

deuchainn-lann

noun

laboratory

deud

noun

tooth

deug

adjective

-teen

deur

masculine

drop

dh'

particle

Used for leniting vowels.

dh'fhaodadh

adverb

maybe

dha

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of do: to him

dhà

numeral

two

dhachaigh

adverb

home

dhaibhsan

pronoun

third-person plural emphatic of do: to them

dham

preposition

to my

dhan

preposition

contraction of do + an

dhasan

pronoun

alternative spelling of dhàsan

dhàsan

pronoun

third-person singular masculine emphatic of do

dheigheadh

verb

independent conditional analytic of rach

dheighinn

verb

independent first-person singular conditional analytic of rach

dheth

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of de: of him

dhethsan

pronoun

third-person singular masculine emphatic of de: of him

dhi

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of do: to her

dhibhse

pronoun

second-person plural emphatic of de: of you

dhinne

pronoun

first-person plural emphatic of de: of us

dhìomsa

pronoun

first-person plural emphatic of de: of me

dhìotsa

pronoun

second-person singular emphatic of de: of you

dhise

pronoun

alternative spelling of dhìse

dhìse

pronoun

third-person singular feminine emphatic of do: to her

dhith

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of de: of her

dhithse

pronoun

third-person singular feminine emphatic of de: of her

dhiubhsan

pronoun

third-person plural emphatic of de: of them

dhomhsa

pronoun

alternative spelling of dhòmhsa

dhòmhsa

pronoun

first-person singular emphatic of do: to me

dhuibhse

pronoun

second-person plural emphatic of do: to you

dhuinne

pronoun

first-person plural emphatic of do: to us

dhutsa

pronoun

second-person singular emphatic of do: to thee

dì-armaich

verb

disarm

dì-cheann

verb

behead

dì-chnàmhadh

noun

indigestion

dì-làraich

verb

demolish

dì-leum

noun

fetter

dì-luchdaich

verb

discharge

dia

masculine

god, deity

dia-àicheadh

noun

atheism

dia-mhaslachadh

noun

blasphemy

diabhal

noun

devil

diadhachd

feminine

religion, divinity, theology, deity

dian

adjective

passionate, enthusiastic, zealous, fervent, eager, keen

dian-amhairc

verb

stare

dian-bhriathrach

adjective

assertive

dian-ruith

noun

rush

dian-thograch

adjective

ambitious

Diardaoin

masculine

Thursday

dias

noun

ear

diathad

noun

lunch

dibhearsan

noun

entertainment

dìcheall

masculine

diligence

dìcheallach

adjective

diligent, industrious, hardworking

Diciadain

masculine

Wednesday

Didòmhnaich

masculine

Sunday

didseatach

adjective

digital

dig

verb

obsolete spelling of tig

dìg

noun

ditch

Dihaoine

masculine

Friday

dìle

feminine

downpour, heavy rain

dìleab

noun

legacy

dìleach

adjective

rainy

dileag

noun

wee-wee

dìleas

adjective

faithful, constant, loyal, devout

dìlleachd

noun

orphan

dìlleachdanachd

noun

orphanage

dìlse

noun

loyalty

dìlseachd

feminine

loyalty, faithfulness, fidelity

Diluain

masculine

Monday

Dimàirt

masculine

Tuesday

dìmeas

masculine

disrespect

dìnichean

noun

jeans

dìobair

verb

banish

dìobarach

noun

outcast

dìobhail

noun

decrease

dìochuimhne

noun

forgetfulness

dìochuimhnich

verb

forget

diofar

masculine

difference

diog

noun

second

dìoghaltach

adjective

revengeful

dìoghaltas

noun

revenge

dìoghras

noun

fervor

dìoghrasach

adjective

eager

dìol

noun

avenge

dìoladh

masculine

payment, redress, remuneration, reparation, restitution, return, reward

dìomhain

adjective

futile, unavailing, useless

dìomhair

adjective

secret

dìon

verb

protection, shelter

dìonach

adjective

safe, secure

dìonadair

noun

defender

diorta

interjection

whatever

dìosal

noun

diesel

dìreach

adverb

straight

dìreach

adverb

straight, just

dìrich

verb

climb

dìriche

adjective

comparative degree of dìreach

dis

adjective

intolerant of cold

Disathairne

masculine

Saturday

dìth

feminine

lack, want, deficit, shortage, dearth

dìthean

masculine

blossom, bloom, flower

dithis

feminine

two, couple, pair

dìthreabh

noun

wilderness

diù

noun

long time

diùc

masculine

duke

diùid

adjective

shy

diùlt

verb

refuse, reject, turn down

diùltadh

masculine

refusal, rejection, rebuff; denial

dleasnas

noun

duty

dlighe

noun

law

dlighe-sgrìobhaidh

noun

copyright

dligheach

adverb

lawful

dligheachas

noun

absoluteness

dligheil

adjective

Judicial

dlùth

adjective

close

dlùth-chaidreach

adjective

intimate

dlùth-choille

noun

jungle

dlùth-chomann

noun

solidarity

dlùth-fheachd

noun

phalanx

dlùth-leanachd

noun

adherence

dlùth-leanailteachd

noun

adherence

dlùth-oidhirp

noun

assiduity

dlùth-tharraingeachd

noun

magnetism

do

preposition

thy, your (singular)

do-chlò-bhualaidh

adjective

unprintable

do-dhealachaidh

adjective

inseparable

do-dhealaichte

adjective

inalienable

do-dhèanta

adjective

impossible

do-ghiùlan

adjective

unbearable

do-mhùthadh

noun

inertia

do-shàrachaidh

adjective

indefatigable

do-thuigsinneach

adjective

incomprehensible

do-thuigsinneachd

noun

incomprehensibility

dobhar-chù

noun

otter

dòbhran

noun

otter

dòchas

masculine

hope, expectancy

dòchasach

adjective

expectant, hopeful, prospective

dòigh

feminine

way, manner

dòigh-beatha

noun

way of life

dòigh-smaoineachaidh

noun

mentality

dòigheil

adjective

all right

doilgheas

noun

sorrow

doille

noun

blindness

doille-fhaclan

noun

dyslexia

doilleir

adjective

dark

doimhne

adjective

comparative degree of domhainn

doimhneachd

feminine

depth

doineann

noun

storm

doirbh

adjective

difficult

doirbhe

adjective

comparative degree of doirbh

dòirt

verb

pour

dol

masculine

going

dolair

noun

dollar

dòlas

noun

sorrow

domhainn

adjective

deep; profound

domhan

masculine

the world, the universe

domhan-fhad

noun

longitude

domhan-leud

noun

latitude

domhanta

adjective

global

don

proper-noun

contraction of do + an

dona

adjective

bad

donn

adjective

brown

dòrainn

noun

torment

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