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Scottish Gaelic words — page 32

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T

triantanach

adjective

triangular

triantanaich

verb

triangulate

triath

masculine

lord, noble

tric

adjective

frequent

trice

adverb

comparative degree of tric

tricead

noun

frequency

trìd

preposition

through

trìd-shoilleir

adjective

transparent

trìd-shoillseach

adjective

translucent

trioblaid

feminine

trouble, mischief, tribulation

triop

noun

trip

triubhas

noun

trews

triubhsair

noun

trousers

triùir

feminine

three

tro

preposition

through

trobhad

verb

come here! come hither!

trobhadaibh

verb

come here!

tròcair

masculine

mercy, pity, compassion

tròcaireach

adjective

merciful

trod

masculine

quarrelling, scolding

troich

noun

dwarf

troid

verb

quarrel

troigh

feminine

foot (unit of measure)

troimh-a-chèile

adjective

confused

troimhe

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of tro: through him

troimhesan

pronoun

through him

troimhpe

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of tro: through her

troimhpese

pronoun

through her

trom

adjective

heavy

trom-inntinn

noun

depression

trom-laighe

noun

nightmare

tromhad

pronoun

second-person informal singular of tro: through you

tromhadsa

pronoun

through you

tromhaibh

pronoun

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

tromhaibhse

pronoun

through you

tromhainne

pronoun

through us

tromhamsa

pronoun

through me

tromhpasan

pronoun

through them

tron

preposition

through the

tropaigeach

adjective

tropical

tropaigean

noun

tropics

trosg

masculine

Atlantic cod

truacanta

adjective

compassionate

truacantas

noun

pity

truagh

adjective

poor, pitiful

truaighe

noun

misery

truaill

noun

pollute

truaill-chainnt

noun

slang

truailleadh

masculine

corrupting, polluting, defiling

truaillidh

adjective

corrupting, polluting, defiling

truaillidheachd

noun

corruption

truas

masculine

clemency, pity, compassion, ruth

truasail

adjective

compassionate

truime

noun

heaviness

truime-inntinn

noun

dejection

truinnsear

noun

trencher

truiteag

noun

vagina

trus

verb

truss

trusgan

masculine

suit (of clothes)

tu

pronoun

Form of thu used after verb forms ending in -n

tuagh

feminine

axe

tuairisgeul

masculine

description

tuairmse

feminine

guess, conjecture, estimate

tuarastal

masculine

wages, earnings, salary

tuath

feminine

country people, folk

tuathail

adverb

anticlockwise

tuathal

adjective

anticlockwise

tuathanach

masculine

farmer, agriculturalist

tuathanachail

adjective

agricultural

tuathanachas

masculine

farming

tuathanas

masculine

farm, farmstead

tuathanas-gaoithe

noun

wind farm

tubaist

feminine

accident

tubhailt

noun

towel

tùchan

noun

cooing

tùdair

noun

stinker

tùdair-stiallach

noun

skunk

tugh

verb

thatch

tughadh

masculine

thatching

tuig

verb

understand

tuigidh

verb

future independent of tuig

tuigse

feminine

intellect, comprehension, understanding, discernment, insight

tuigseach

adjective

intelligent, expert, discerning

tuigsiche

adjective

comparative degree of tuigseach

tuigsinn

feminine

understanding

tuil

feminine

flood, deluge, torrent

tuilleadh

masculine

more (additional amount or number), encore

tuineachadh

masculine

settling, inhabiting

tuineachas

noun

colony

tuinich

verb

sojourn

tuireadh

noun

A lament

tùirse

noun

affliction

tuiseal

masculine

case

tuisealaich

verb

decline

tuit

verb

fall

tuiteadh

verb

imperfect subjunctive of tuit

tuiteam

feminine

falling

tuiteamas

masculine

event, happening, occurrence, incident

tum

verb

plunge

tumadh

masculine

dipping, immersing

tunail

feminine

tunnel

tunnag

noun

duck

tùr

masculine

tower

turadh

noun

dry weather

turais

noun

vocative/genitive singular of turas

turas

masculine

journey, trip, tour, expedition

turas-mara

noun

voyage

turchair

verb

happen

turchairt

feminine

happening upon, chancing

turchartas

noun

coincidence

tursa

noun

standing stone

tùs

masculine

beginning, origin

tusa

pronoun

Form of thusa used after verb forms ending in -n

tùsail

adjective

original

tùsanach

noun

aborigine

U

uabhas

noun

atrocity

uabhasach

adjective

terrible, horrible, dreadful

uabhasaiche

adjective

comparative degree/superlative degree of uabhasach

uachdar

noun

surface

uachdaran

noun

governor

uaibhreach

adjective

aloof, arrogant, proud, vainglorious

uaibhse

pronoun

second-person plural emphatic of o: from you

uaigh

noun

grave

uaigneach

adjective

lonely, lonesome (person)

uaill

noun

vanity

uaimh

noun

cave

uaine

adjective

green

uainne

pronoun

first-person plural emphatic of o: from us

uaipe

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of o: from her

uaipese

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of o: from her

uair

feminine

hour

uaireadair

noun

watch

uaireadair-dùsgaidh

noun

alarm clock

uaireannan

adverb

sometimes

uaireigin

noun

sometime

uaisle

noun

nobility of descent

uaithe

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of o: from him

uaithesan

pronoun

third-person singular masculine emphatic of o: from him

uamhas

noun

alternative spelling of uabhas

uamsa

pronoun

first-person singular emphatic of o: from me

uan

masculine

lamb

uapasan

pronoun

third-person plural emphatic of o: from them

uasal

adjective

aristocratic, noble, grand, genteel

uath

noun

dread

uathachas

noun

autism

uatsa

pronoun

second-person singular emphatic of o: from you

ubag

noun

charm

ubagaich

verb

enchant

ubagaiche

noun

alchemist

ubh

noun

alternative spelling of ugh

ubhal

noun

apple

ubhalghort

noun

apple orchard

uchd

noun

breast

uchd-aodach

noun

breastplate

uchd-mhacachd

noun

adoption

uchd-mhacaich

verb

adopt

ud

adjective

that, yon, yonder

uèir

noun

wire

ugan

noun

upper part of the breast

ugh

masculine

egg

ughag

noun

ovary

ughlann

noun

ovary

uidh

noun

degree

uidheam

feminine

equipment

uidheamaich

verb

equip

uidheamaichte

adjective

prepared, equipped, qualified

uil-eaglaiseil

adjective

ecumenical

uil-ìoc

noun

mistletoe

uile

adverb

all

uile-choitcheann

adjective

universal

uile-chumhachdach

adjective

almighty

uile-làthaireachd

noun

omnipresence

uileann

noun

elbow

uilebheist

noun

monster

uill

interjection

well

uilleagan

noun

A brat

uilt

noun

genitive and plural of alt

uime

pronoun

third-person singular masculine of mu: about him

uimesan

pronoun

third-person singular masculine emphatic of mu: about him

uimpe

pronoun

third-person singular feminine of mu: about her

uimpese

pronoun

third-person singular feminine emphatic of mu: about her

uinneag

feminine

window

uinnean

noun

onion

uinnseann

noun

The ash tree

uiread

noun

certain amount

uireasbhach

adjective

defective

uirsgeul

noun

legend

uiseag

noun

lark

uisge

masculine

water, rain

uisge-adhair

noun

rainwater

uisge-beatha

noun

whisky

uisge-coisrigte

noun

holy water

uisge-dhìonach

adjective

waterproof

ullaich

verb

prepare

Ù

ùghdar

noun

author

ùghdarras

noun

authority

ùidh

noun

interest

ùine

noun

time

ùineach

adjective

periodical

ùir

noun

earth

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