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Scottish Gaelic words — page 31

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T

teas-mheidh

noun

thermometer

teasachadh

masculine

heating, warming

teasadair

noun

heater

teasaich

verb

heat

teatha

feminine

tea

teich

verb

flee, run away

teicneolas

masculine

technology

tèile

pronoun

another one

teileagram

noun

telegram

teine

masculine

fire, flame

teine-sionnachain

noun

will o' the wisp

teip

feminine

tape

teirig

verb

wear out

teiripe

noun

therapy

teiripiche

noun

therapist

teis-meadhan

masculine

very centre, very middle

telebhisean

masculine

television

teòclaid

feminine

chocolate

teodhachd

feminine

temperature

teòma

adjective

expert, skilful

teotha

adjective

comparative degree of teth

teth

adjective

hot

teud

masculine

cord, string, wire

tha

verb

is, are (substantive)

thairis

preposition

across, over

thairte

pronoun

over her

thall

adverb

over there

thalla

verb

get away

thar

preposition

over, across

tharad

pronoun

over you

tharaibh

pronoun

over you

tharainn

pronoun

over us

tharam

pronoun

over me

tharta

pronoun

over them

thathar

verb

it is being

theab

verb

nearly

theagamh

conjunction

perhaps

thig

verb

to come; come

thìochdaisean

interjection

Used to express complaint

thoir

verb

give

thu

pronoun

you (sg)

thucasan

pronoun

to them

thugad

pronoun

to you

thugadsa

pronoun

to you

thugaibh

pronoun

to you

thugaibhse

pronoun

to you

thugainn

pronoun

to us

thugainne

pronoun

to us

thugam

pronoun

to me

thugamsa

pronoun

to me

thuice

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of gu: to her

thuicese

pronoun

to her

thuig

verb

understood (past tense of 'tuig', to understand)

thuige

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of gu: to him

thuigesan

pronoun

to him

thuirt

verb

said (past tense of 'abair', to say)

thuirteadh

verb

past passive independent of abair

thuiteadh

verb

past subjunctive of tuit

thuiteas

verb

future subjunctive of tuit

thusa

pronoun

you (sg, emphatic)

tì

feminine

tea

tiamhaidh

adjective

plaintive, poignant, melancholy

tìde

feminine

time

tidsear

masculine

teacher

tidseir

noun

vocative/genitive singular of tidsear

tighe

adjective

comparative degree of tiugh

tighearna

noun

lord

tighearnas

noun

lordship

tighinn

feminine

coming

tilg

verb

throw, cast, fling, throw off

till

verb

to return, come back

tilleadh

masculine

returning

tìm

feminine

time

timcheall

preposition

round, around, about

timcheall-ghearradh

noun

circumcision

tinn

adjective

sore

tinneas

masculine

sickness, disease, illness

tinneas-cloinne

noun

childbirth

tiodhlac

noun

gift

tìodhlac

masculine

gift, present, donation

tiogaid

noun

ticket

tiomnadh

masculine

will, testament

tionndadh

masculine

turning

tionndaidh

verb

turn

tionnsgain

verb

contraption

tionnsgalach

adjective

industrial

tiops

noun

chips

tìoraidh

interjection

goodbye, cheerio

tioram

adjective

dry, arid, without moisture, parched

tiormach

noun

drought, dry weather

tiotal

masculine

title (of a book etc)

tìr

feminine

land, country, region, territory

tìr-mòr

masculine

mainland

tiugainn

verb

come along

tiugh

adjective

thick, dense

tiùrr

noun

high-water mark

tlachd

feminine

pleasure, enjoyment, relish

tlachdmhor

adjective

pleasant, pleasing, pleasurable, enjoyable, delightful

tlàth

adjective

balmy, gentle, genial, mild, merciful, kind, mellow

tòb

noun

bay

tobar

feminine

A cistern, a fountain

tobhta

feminine

ruin

todhar

masculine

fertilizer, manure, dung

tog

verb

lift, raise, rear, haul, pick up, hoist

togail

feminine

lifting, building, raising

togair

verb

wish

togalach

masculine

building

togarrach

adjective

desirous, keen, wishful

togsaid

noun

cask

toigh

adjective

will, desire, volition, inclination

toil

feminine

will, desire, volition, inclination

toileach

adjective

willing, voluntary

toileachas

masculine

pleasure, cheer, enjoyment, happiness, willingness

toilich

verb

please

toilichte

adjective

pleased; satisfied, contented, gratified, content; cheery, happy

toillteanach

adjective

deserving, meriting, condign

tòimhseachan

noun

riddle

toinisgeil

adjective

sensible

toinn

verb

twist

toinnte

adjective

twisted, twined, spun, entwined; wreathed, plaited

toirds

noun

torch

toirsgeir

noun

tusker

toirsgian

noun

tusker

toirt

feminine

giving, taking, bringing

toiseach

masculine

start, beginning

tòiseachadh

masculine

starting, beginning

tòisich

verb

begin, originate, commence, inaugurate, lead off

toit

noun

steam

toiteag

noun

cigarette

toitean

noun

cigarette

toll

verb

hole, cavity, puncture, hollow

toll-putain

noun

buttonhole

toll-tòine

noun

The anus

tolladh

masculine

boring, drilling, piercing

tolltach

adjective

full of holes

tom

masculine

round hillock or knoll, rising ground, swell, green eminence

tomadach

adjective

large, bulky, sizeable

tomàto

masculine

tomato

tombaca

masculine

tobacco

tomh

verb

point

tomhais

verb

measure, gauge, weigh

tomhas

masculine

measuring, guessing

tòn

noun

anus

tonn

feminine

wave

tonn-taomaidh

noun

tsunami

tonn-tuile

noun

tsunami

topag

noun

skylark

toradh

masculine

fruit, produce

torc

masculine

boar

torm-fheadan

noun

bassoon

torman

noun

murmur

tòrr

masculine

heap, mound; a lot, many

torrach

adjective

fecund, fertile, prolific

torrachas

noun

gestation

torraich

verb

fertilise

torraicheas

noun

fertility

tosd

noun

silence

tosdach

adjective

silent, quiet

tost

masculine

silence

tractar

masculine

tractor

trafaig

feminine

traffic

traidiseanta

adjective

traditional

tràigh

verb

beach, seabeach, strand

tràill

masculine

slave

tràillealachd

noun

slavery

trainnse

noun

trench

traisg

verb

fast (abstain from food)

tràlair

noun

trawler

trang

adjective

busy

trannsa

feminine

corridor, aisle, passage (in a building)

trasg

feminine

fast, fasting

trasgadh

masculine

fasting

trasna

adverb

across

trasta

adjective

across

tràth

masculine

time, season, period

tràthail

adjective

seasonable

tre

preposition

through

treabh

verb

to plough

treabhadh

masculine

ploughing

treamsgal

noun

nonsense

trèan

noun

train

trèana

feminine

train

trèanadh

masculine

training

treas

adjective

third

treasa

adjective

comparative degree of treun

treasamh

numeral

third

trèig

verb

to abandon

trèine

noun

comparative degree of treun

treòir

feminine

energy, force, might, power, strength, vigour

treòirich

verb

influence

treubh

feminine

tribe

treubhan

masculine

tribe

treun

adjective

brave, valiant

trì

adjective

three

trì-cheàrnag

noun

A triangle

trì-deug

adjective

thirteen

trì-sheallach

adjective

three-dimensional

trian

noun

third

Trianaid

noun

the Trinity

triantan

masculine

triangle

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