Scottish Gaelic words — page 16

giant

cold

chill

A fountain, a spring.

release

loosing, releasing, solving

antipathy, hate, hatred

hate

fuller

powder

gunpowder

blood

menstruation

suffer

hair

bake bread

baker

funnel

staying, waiting, living

stay, remain

suffering, enduring

hardy

anything

fungus

alert

attention

easy

him

take, accept, receive, have

danger, peril, crisis, jeopardy

rock pipit

danger, peril, crisis, jeopardy

taking, accepting

tenant

flattery

every, each

you

you (informal singular, direct object)

theft

burglary

thief

burglar

lurcher

henbane

cluster or bunch

Gael, Highlander

Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language)

the Highlands

Scottish Gaelic language

exciseman

art gallery

sand

dative/genitive singular of gainmheach

lack, want, shortage, scarcity

lack, want, shortage, scarcity

to laugh

gladness, joy, pleasure, rejoicing

arm

related to an arm or arms

laughter

cynicism

call, cry

gardener

gardening

blight

hero, champion, warrior

courage,

gallon

disease, sickness, ailment, disorder

occupational disease

diabetes

foreigner, alien

walnut

me

yearling cow

them

sparse, thin

blemish, defect

a hair

love

wind

windy

us

warming, heating

garage

rough (as in a rough surface)

sprat

acetous, acrid, acrimonious

wall

excellent

beam, ray (of light)

bee sting

although

though

bed

pike

goose

bright, white

all cases plural of geal

moon

whiteness

bunting

corn bunting

egg white

moon

fire

house sparrow

dunnock

linnet

pledge, bet, wager; promise

promising, pledging, wagering

promising, pledging, wagering

hopeful

assurance, pledge, promise

cowardly

coward

game

wintry

winter

winter

chasteness

chaste

cheerfulness

goodwill

hammer

jersey, jumper, pullover

gear

complain

complaining, grumbling

querulous, grumbling, whinnying

garrison

guard

Germany

German

German (language)

short

acronym

summary

short-term

guinea pig

sarcasm

coat of arms

quail

genitive/vocative singular of gearradh

nominative/genitive/dative/vocative plural of gearradh

February (second month of the Gregorian calendar)

enchantment

gate

although

fetter

gay

surrender, submit, yield, cede, give up, comply

surrender, submission

cowardice, pusillanimity

a cocktail

wedge

comparative degree of geur

geocaching

inlet

twig, branch, bough

sharp, keen

sharp-witted

relative future indicative of gabh

yacht

conditional analytic of faigh

impersonal conditional independent of faigh

jaw

April (fourth month of the Gregorian calendar)

nevertheless

whiteness

whiteness

servant, follower

valet

cowboy

dunlin

waiter

errand boy

puppet

office boy

parr

gimlet

beget, produce, father

gene

generator

generation (genealogy)

procreation

guinea

reproduction

shaggy

lobster

greedy

comparative degree of geàrr and goirid

shortening, abbreviating

abbreviate

guitar

carry

carrying, bearing, conducting

gill

the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)

apprehend, restrain