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Scottish Gaelic words — page 15

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F

fionnadh

noun

flaying

fionnar

adjective

cool

fionnaradair

noun

refrigerator

fionnaraich

verb

cool

Fionnlainn

noun

Finland

fionnsgeul

noun

legend

fionntach

adjective

hairy

fìor

adjective

true, real

fìor-uisge

noun

fresh water

fios

masculine

knowledge

fiosaiche

noun

prophet

fiosrach

adjective

informed, aware

fiosrachadh

masculine

information

fireann

adjective

male

fireannach

adjective

male, masculine

fireannta

adjective

male

fìrinn

feminine

truth

fitheach

noun

raven

fiù

masculine

worth

fiùbhaidh

noun

hero

fiughair

noun

expectation

fiughaireach

adjective

hopeful

fiùghanta

adjective

remunerative

fiùghantach

adjective

ample

fiùghantachd

noun

generosity

fiùghantas

noun

merit

fiùran

noun

sapling

flaitheachd

noun

The aristocracy

flaitheas

noun

heaven

flanainn

noun

flannel

flann

adjective

red

flat

adjective

saucer

flath

masculine

prince

flathail

adjective

noble

fleadh

masculine

banquet, feast

fleasgach

noun

bachelor

fleisg

noun

flex

fleogan

noun

untidy person

fliche

adjective

comparative degree of fliuch

flin

noun

sleet

flip

noun

flip

fliuch

adjective

wet

flodach

adjective

tepid

fluorain

noun

fluorine

flùr

masculine

blossom, bloom, flower

fo

preposition

under

fo-aodach

noun

underwear

fo-bhaile

noun

suburb

fo-cheannard

noun

deputy leader

fo-cheumnaiche

noun

undergraduate

fo-chlàs

noun

subordinate clause

fo-chomataidh

noun

subcommittee

fo-chraicneach

adjective

hypodermic

fo-dhearg

adjective

infrared

fo-ghiùlanair

noun

semiconductor

fo-lagh

noun

bylaw

fo-lèine

noun

vest

fo-mhothachail

adjective

subconscious

fo-rathad

noun

underpass

fo-roinn

noun

subdivide

fo-rùnachd

noun

confidentiality

fo-sgoil

noun

nursery school

fo-sgrìobh

verb

subscribe

fo-shlighe

noun

subway

fo-shruth

noun

undercurrent

fo-stràcte

adjective

underlined

fo-thaghadh

noun

by-election

fo-thalamh

adjective

underground

fo-thiotal

noun

subtitle

fo-ùir

noun

subsoil

fodha

adverb

down

fodhadsa

pronoun

under you

fodhaibhse

pronoun

under you

fodhainne

pronoun

under us

fodhamsa

pronoun

under me

fodhasan

pronoun

under him

fodhpasan

pronoun

under them

fògair

verb

expel

fògairt

feminine

exile, banishment

fògarrach

masculine

refugee, fugitive, exile, asylum seeker

foghain

verb

suffice

foghainteach

adjective

fit

foghar

masculine

harvest

fogharach

adjective

autumnal

foghlaim

verb

learn, educate, teach, discipline

foghlam

masculine

learning, teaching

foghlamaiche

noun

apprentice

fòghnan

noun

thistle

fògradh

masculine

exile, banishment

fòid

noun

turf

fòidhpe

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of fo: under her

foidhpese

pronoun

under her

foighidinn

feminine

patience

foighidneach

adjective

patient

foileag

noun

oatcake

foillseachadh

masculine

revealing, publishing

foillsich

verb

publish

foillsichear

masculine

publisher

fòineimeach

adjective

phonemic

foirfe

adjective

perfect

foirfeach

noun

old person

foirmle

noun

formula

fòirneart

masculine

oppression, force

fòirneis

noun

furnace

fois

feminine

rest, relaxation, repose, leisure

fois-losgaidh

noun

ceasefire

foiseil

adjective

peaceful

foisneach

adjective

patient

follais

noun

openness

follaiseach

adjective

apparent, obvious

fon

preposition

under the

fon

preposition

contraction of fo + an

fòn

noun

telephone

fòn-cluaise

noun

earphone

fòn-làimhe

noun

mobile phone

fònadh

masculine

phoning, calling

fonn

masculine

tune, melody

fonnmhor

adjective

tuneful

for-cheumnaiche

noun

postgraduate

for-chìs

noun

surcharge

for-sheòmar

noun

lobby

for-uinneag

noun

balcony

forc

feminine

fork

forca

noun

fork

fòrladh

noun

furlough

fortan

masculine

fortune, luck

fortanach

adjective

fortunate, lucky

fòs

adverb

still

fosfor

noun

phosphorus

fosgail

verb

open

fosgailte

adjective

open, opened; disclosed; unlocked

fosgladh

masculine

opening

fosglair

noun

opener

fòtas

noun

rot

fòthannan

noun

thistle

foto-cho-chur

noun

photosynthesis

fradharc

masculine

sight, power of vision, eyesight

fraidhig

verb

to fry

fraighe

noun

sheath

Fraing

proper-noun

France

Fraingis

feminine

French (language)

Frangach

adjective

French

fraoch

masculine

heath, heather, ling

fras

feminine

shower

fras-ionnlaid

noun

shower

frasair

masculine

shower (bathroom equipment)

freagair

verb

answer, reply

freagairt

feminine

answering, replying

freagarrach

adjective

suitable, fitting, appropriate

freagarrachd

noun

acceptability

freasdal

noun

dispensation

freasdalach

adjective

provident

freiceadan

noun

guard

freumh

masculine

root

frìde

noun

insect

frids

masculine

fridge

frith

adjective

little

frìth

noun

deer forest

frith-ainm

noun

nickname

frith-bhac

noun

barb

frith-bhacach

adjective

barbed

frith-bhaile

noun

suburb

frith-bhailteach

adjective

abounding in hamlets

frith-bharail

noun

paradox

frith-bharaileach

adjective

paradoxical

frith-bheachd

noun

converse

frith-bhuail

verb

palpitate

frith-cheannaiche

noun

hawker

frith-choille

noun

copse

frith-choimeas

noun

antithesis

frith-chosamhlachd

noun

paradox

frith-fhacal

noun

antonym

frith-iasg

noun

fry

frith-lagh

noun

bylaw

frith-leum

verb

skip

frìth-mhèirleach

noun

poacher

frith-mhinistear

noun

curate

frith-rathad

noun

path

frith-rathadach

adjective

having byroads or shortcuts

frith-shlàinte

noun

convalescence

frith-shràid

noun

alley

frith-staidhir

noun

backstairs

frith-thaghadh

noun

by-election

frithealadh

masculine

attending, serving

frithealaiche

noun

waiter/waitress

fritheil

verb

serve

frogadach

adjective

cheerful

frogail

adjective

cheerful

fuachd

feminine

cold, coldness

fuadain

adjective

fleeting, transitory

fuaigheil

verb

sew

fuaighlidh

verb

will sew (future tense of 'fuaigheil', to sew)

fuaim

feminine

sound

fuaimearra

adjective

acoustic

fuaimearrachd

noun

acoustics

fuaimneach

adjective

noisy

fuaimneachadh

masculine

pronouncing, sounding

fuaimnich

verb

pronounce

fuaimreag

noun

vowel

fual

noun

urine

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