Scottish Gaelic words — page 26

prepositional

before him

third-person singular feminine of ro: before her

before her

group, sect, section, class

division

to roll

romantic

second-person informal singular of ro: before you

before you

second-person plural or formal singular of ro: before you

before you

before us

first-person singular emphatic of ro: before me

before them

seal

mucus

rope

linseed

eyelash

sentence

roast

wheel

bicycle

cycle

untidy

red, auburn

ruby

headland

thing

concrete

knuckle

something

to stack peats in small stacks

small peat stack

alternative spelling of ribh

alternative spelling of ribhse

reel

reel

reach

past subjunctive passive of ruig

first-person singular imperative of ruig

first-person plural past subjunctive of ruig

future subjunctive passive of ruig

future subjunctive active of ruig

will reach, will arrive (future tense of 'ruig')

first-person singular past subjunctive of ruig

with us (prepositional pronoun of ri, 1st person plural)

with us (emphatic prepositional pronoun of ri, 1st person plural)

Russian

bare

naked

run

current account

diabetes

rhythm

room

secret

runic

term of endearment for a female

secretary

search for

rice

external covering

ram

in the

fight

Sabbath

saw

save, rescue

safe, secure

safety, security

barn

saving

sauce (liquid condiment)

luggage

saga

chaplain, priest

wealthy

cyan

science

soldier

soldier-like

arrow

heel

salad

fat

salting, curing

salted, seasoned, pickled; salty, briny

sage

salt water, brine

dirty, foul

vocative/genitive singular of salann

salt

psalm

psalter

sorrel (plant)

silent, quiet

November

peacefulness, tranquility

resemblance

symbolic

bonfire or torch used at Halloween

trick-or-treater

summer

vocative/genitive singular of samhradh

sample

in the

announcement, notice

advertisement

announcement, notice

avarice

covetous

foolish, misguided, erroneous

superstitious

superstition

heretic

world, universe, earth

worldly

suppose, think (=believe), imagine

thinking, supposing

comparative degree of saor

free

freeman

holidays

holiday

free will

volunteer

freeing, liberating; saving

citizen

citizenship

freedom, liberty

labour, pains, toil, work

excellent, matchless

strain, tension, vexation; oppression, harassment

oppress

seize, grasp

please

England

Englishman

saucer

fill

hawk, falcon

peregrine falcon

jacket

rather than

overtime

tradition

to avoid

seven

sevenfold

heptagon

seventy

week

seventh

seven

avoiding, shunning

avoider

shed, outhouse

yes (in answer to questions)

rogation

rye

meaning, point, sense, purport, import

sensible

sexy

sergeant

temporary, momentary

luck, fortune

fortunate

possessing, inheriting

acquire

hunt, chase

hunter

look

vision, eyesight

looking, showing

Shetland, Shetland Islands

shamrock

old

bachelor

spinster, old maid

grandfather

vocative/genitive singular of seanas

storyteller

vocative/genitive singular of seanchas

lore

proverb

slender

ant

grandmother

old-fashioned

old custom

traditional

comparative degree of seann-nòsach

grandparent

cent

sentence

eastern

sharp, keen

towel