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Scottish Gaelic words — page 5

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B

Breatainn

proper-noun

Britain

Breatannach

noun

Briton

brèideach

noun

matron

breisleach

noun

confusion

breisleachail

adjective

confusing

breislich

verb

confuse

breith

feminine

opinion

breithneachadh

masculine

judging, considering

breug

fem

lie, falsehood

breugach

adjective

lying, deceitful, false, untruthful

breugaiche

noun

liar

briathar

masculine

word, term

briathrach

adjective

talkative, loquacious

briathrachas

noun

verbosity

brice

adjective

comparative degree of breac

brìd-eun

noun

oystercatcher

brìg

noun

heap of peats or potatoes stacked with boards in a corner of a house

brìgh

feminine

meaning, sense

briog

verb

cut round

briogais

feminine

trousers

briosgaid

feminine

biscuit, cookie

briseadh

masculine

breaking

briseadh-dùil

noun

disappointment

briseadh-latha

noun

dawn

brisg

adjective

brisk

briste

adjective

broken

broc-lann

noun

badger's den

brocail

noun

broccoli

brocaile

adjective

comparative degree of brocail

brocair

noun

fox-hunter

brocaireachd

noun

fox-hunting

brochan

masculine

porridge

brod

noun

best

bròd

masculine

best, choice part

bròdail

adjective

haughty

bròg

feminine

shoe; boot

bròg-chleasachd

noun

trainer

bròg-dannsa

noun

pump

bròg-sheòmair

noun

slipper

brogach

adjective

sturdy

broilleach

masculine

breast, bosom, chest, thorax

bròn

masculine

grief, sadness, sorrow, mourning, affliction

brònach

adjective

sad, sorrowful

brònaiche

adjective

comparative degree of brònach

brot

masculine

soup

brù

noun

belly

brù-dhearg

noun

robin

brù-gheal

noun

wheatear

bruach

feminine

bank (of lake or river)

bruadair

verb

dream

bruadar

masculine

dream, reverie, vision

bruich

noun

cooking, boiling

bruicheil

adjective

hot

bruicheile

adjective

comparative degree of bruicheil

brùid

feminine

brute, beast

brùideil

adjective

barbarous, beastly, bestial, brutal, brutish, violent, cruel

bruidheann

noun

conversation

bruidhinn

verb

speak, say, talk

bruidhnibh

verb

second-person plural imperative of bruidhinn

bruis-fhiaclan

noun

toothbrush

brunndail

verb

mumble

brùnndail

verb

alternative spelling of brunndail

bruthach

noun

brae

bu

particle

past/conditional of is

buabhaill

noun

vocative/genitive singular of buabhall

buachaill

noun

cowherd

buachaille

masculine

cowherd; herdsman

buadhair

noun

conqueror

buaidh

feminine

effect, influence, effectiveness, impact, impression

buaidh-aithriseach

adjective

attributive

buaile

masculine

enclosure, fold, sheepfold, pen (animal enclosure, particularly for sheep or cattle)

buain

verb

reap, harvest, cut down, crop, mow

buaireadair

noun

troublemaker

buaireadh

masculine

tempting, troubling, vexing

buaireas

masculine

annoyance, agitation, confusion

bualadh

masculine

striking, hitting

buan

adjective

durable, lasting, long-lasting, long-lived

buannachadh

masculine

winning, gaining

buidhe

adjective

yellow

buidheach

adjective

jaundice

buidheachas

masculine

gratitude, thanks, thanksgiving, acknowledgement

buidheag

noun

Used in compounds denoting various birds and flowers

buidheag-bhealaidh

noun

yellowhammer

buidheagan

masculine

egg yolk

buidhre

noun

deafness

buidseach

noun

male wizard

buidsead

noun

budget

buil

feminine

consequence, effect, result

buileach

adverb

complete

builg

verb

bubble

builgean

masculine

bubble

buill

noun

genitive and plural of ball

buille

feminine

hit, blow, stroke

buin

verb

belong

buineag

noun

scrap

buinneach

noun

diarrhea

buinnig

verb

win

buinteanas

noun

relevance

bun

masculine

bottom, base, foundation

bun-os-cionn

adverb

upside down

bun-reachd

masculine

constitution (politics)

bun-sgoil

feminine

elementary school, primary school

bun-stòr

noun

primary source

bunadh

noun

origin

buntàta

masculine

potato, potatoes

bùrach

noun

the act of digging

bùrn

noun

water

burraidheachd

feminine

bullying

burras

noun

caterpillar

bursaraidh

noun

bursary

bus

masculine

mouth

bùth

feminine

shop

bùth-gheall

noun

pawnshop

bùth-leabhraichean

noun

bookshop

bùth-obrach

noun

workshop

buthaid

noun

puffin

C

cab

noun

mouth

cabadaich

noun

blethering

càball

masculine

cable

cabanta

adjective

chatty

cabar

masculine

caber, large piece of wood

cabhag

noun

haste

cabhagach

adverb

hasty

cabhagaiche

adjective

comparative degree of cabhagach

cabhlach

masculine

fleet

cac

noun

excrement

cac-shiubhal

noun

diarrhea

càch

noun

the rest

cachaileith

noun

old rustic gate

cadal

masculine

sleeping

cadal-deilgneach

noun

pins and needles

cadal-geamhraidh

noun

hibernation

cagailt

noun

hearth

cagair

verb

whisper

cagnadh

masculine

chewing, gnawing

caibe

noun

spade

caibe-làir

noun

flauchter spade

caibe-sgrath

noun

flauchter spade

caibe-sìth

noun

fairy spade

caidheag

noun

kayak

caidil

verb

sleep

caidreabh

noun

fellowship

caidreach

adjective

affectionate

caidreamhach

adjective

friendly

caifean

noun

chiffchaff

caifein

noun

caffeine

caigeann

noun

a brace

càil

noun

appetite

cailc

feminine

chalk

cailceam

noun

calcium

caile

noun

vulgar girl

caileag

feminine

girl

càilear

adjective

attractive

cailin

masculine

maiden, girl, young woman

caill

verb

lose

cailleach

feminine

old woman, old wife

cailleach-chòsag

noun

woodlouse

cailleach-dhubh

noun

nun

cailleach-oidhche

noun

owl

cailleachag

noun

tit

caillte

adjective

lost

càin

verb

tax

cainb

noun

hemp

cainnt

feminine

speech, language

cainnt-chluich

noun

pun

cainnt-sanais

noun

sign language

càirdeach

adjective

related

càirdeas

masculine

family relationship, kindred

càirdeil

adjective

friendly

càirean

noun

gums

cairgein

noun

Irish moss

càirich

verb

to repair

cairidh

noun

weir

cairt

feminine

card

cairt-aithne

noun

ID card

cairt-bhòrd

noun

cardboard

cairt-chluiche

noun

playing card

cairt-creideis

noun

credit card

cairt-iasaid

noun

credit card

cairt-iùil

noun

chart

cairt-phuist

noun

postcard

cairteal

noun

quarter

caise

adjective

comparative degree of cas

càise

feminine

cheese

caisean

noun

dewlap

caisean-reòta

noun

icicle

caisg

verb

stop

caisgire

noun

censor

caismeachd

feminine

march (tune)

caisteal

masculine

castle

caisteal-gainmhich

noun

sandcastle

càite

adverb

where

caitheadair

noun

consumer

caitheamh

feminine

spending, wearing, throwing

caithte

adjective

used up

càl

masculine

colewort, greens, cabbage, kale

cala

noun

harbour

calg-dhìreach

adjective

direct

call

masculine

losing

callaid

noun

fence

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