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Scottish Gaelic words — page 8

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C

coileach

masculine

cock, rooster

coileach-dubh

noun

blackcock

coilean

verb

fulfil

còilean

verb

fulfil

coileanadh

masculine

fulfilling, completing

coileanta

adjective

perfect

coilear

noun

collar

coilidh

noun

collie

coille

masculine

forest

coille-dhubh

noun

wooded clearing burnt for planting crops

coille-uisge

noun

rainforest

coilleag

noun

cockle

coilltearachd

feminine

forestry

coimeas

feminine

compare

coimhdidh

verb

future indicative analytic of coimhead

coimheach

adjective

stranger, foreigner

coimhead

verb

look (at), observe, regard

coimheadaidh

verb

future indicative analytic of coimhead

coimhearsnach

adjective

neighbour

coimhearsnachd

feminine

community, neighbourhood

coimpiutair

masculine

computer

coinean

noun

rabbit

coineanach

noun

rabbit

coineanan

noun

nominative/genitive/dative/vocative plural of coinean

coinein

noun

genitive/vocative singular of coinean

coingeis

adjective

lukewarm

coingheall

noun

condition

còinneach

noun

moss

coinneachadh

masculine

meeting, encounter

còinneachail

adjective

mossy

coinneal

noun

candle

coinneamh

feminine

meeting, appointment

coinnich

verb

meet, gather, congregate

coinnlear

noun

candlestick

còir

adjective

kind, decent, proper, fitting

còir-bhreith

noun

birthright

còir-dhlighe

noun

prerogative

coirb

adjective

corrupt

coirbeachd

noun

corruption

coirce

masculine

oats

coire

noun

kettle

còire

masculine

kettle

coireach

adjective

guilty, at fault, to blame, responsible, culpable

coiridh

noun

curry

coiseachd

feminine

walking

coisich

verb

walk (move on feet)

coisiche

masculine

walker

coisinn

verb

earn, get, acquire

còisir

noun

choir

coisridh

noun

infantry

coisrig

verb

consecrate

coisrigte

adjective

sacred

coitcheann

adjective

common, shared, public

coiteachadh

masculine

urging, pressing

coitheanal

masculine

congregation

coitich

verb

press

col

noun

incest

cola-deug

noun

fortnight

colaiste

feminine

college

colann

noun

body

colbh

masculine

column

colca

noun

eider

coll

noun

hazel

collaidh

adjective

carnal

coltach

adjective

similar, like

coltas

noun

appearance

com

noun

bosom

com-pàirteachas

noun

partnership

coma

adjective

indifferent, unconcerned

comain

feminine

debt, obligation (moral, not financial)

comann

masculine

association, club

comannach

masculine

communist

comannaiche

adjective

comparative degree of comannach

comas

masculine

ability, capability, faculty

comasach

adjective

able, capable, competent

comataidh

noun

committee

combaist

noun

compass

comhachag

noun

owl

comhachag-bhàn

noun

snowy owl

comhachag-bheag

noun

little owl

comhachag-chluasach

noun

short-eared owl

comhachag-dhonn

noun

tawny owl

comhailteachd

noun

convoy

comhairle

feminine

advice

comhairle-riaghlaidh

noun

junta

comhairlich

verb

advise

comhairliche

noun

councillor

comhaois

noun

contemporary

comharra

noun

mark

comharra-clèithe

noun

grid reference

comharrachadh

masculine

marking, celebrating

comharradh

masculine

mark

comharradh-ceiste

noun

question mark

comharraich

verb

mark

comhart

noun

bark

comhartaich

verb

bark

còmhdach

masculine

cover

còmhdachadh

masculine

upholstery

còmhdaich

verb

cover

còmhdaichte

adjective

covered

còmhdhail

noun

conference

còmhla

feminine

together

còmhla-lùthaidh

noun

folding door

còmhladh

adverb

door

còmhlan

masculine

group, band

còmhlan-ciùil

noun

band

còmhnadh

masculine

aid, help, assistance, relief

còmhnaich

verb

dwell

còmhnaidh

feminine

dwelling, residing

còmhnard

masculine

level, plain, even, equal, smooth, flat

còmhradh

masculine

conversation, dialogue, chat

còmhrag

feminine

conflict, combat, fight

còmhstri

noun

strife

companaidh

feminine

company

companas

noun

companionship

companas-catharra

noun

civil partnership

companta

adjective

sociable

comunn

noun

obsolete spelling of comann

concrait

noun

concrete

connadh

masculine

fuel

connrag

noun

consonant

connsachadh

masculine

arguing, disputing

connsachail

adjective

quarrelsome

connsaich

verb

argue

connspaid

feminine

dispute, controversy

connspaideach

adjective

quarrelsome, argumentative

connspeach

noun

wasp

conntraigh

noun

neap tide

consan

noun

consonant

cop

verb

foam, froth

copaidh

noun

copy

copan

noun

cup

copar

noun

copper

cor

masculine

condition, state

cor-inntinn

noun

state of mind

corcan

noun

Used in derivatives for the names of some species of finches.

corcan-coille

noun

bullfinch

corcar

noun

lichen which produces purple dye

còrd

masculine

cord, line

còrdadh

masculine

agreement, understanding; contract

còrn

masculine

drinking-horn, flagon

corp

masculine

body (human, animal)

còrr

masculine

surplus, remnant, remainder, rest

corra

adjective

odd, occasional

corra-bhàn

noun

stork

corra-biod

noun

tiptoe

corra-chòsag

noun

woodlouse

corra-ghrian

noun

bittern

corra-ghritheach

noun

heron

corra-mhonaidh

noun

crane

corrach

adjective

steep

corrag

noun

finger

corraich

feminine

ire, rage, wrath, fury

corran

masculine

sickle, reaping hook

corranach

noun

coronach

cos-uisge

noun

cicely

còsag

noun

small crevice

cosail

adjective

With the preposition ri: similar

cosamhlachd

noun

parable

cosg

verb

cost

cosgail

adjective

costly, expensive

cosgais

feminine

cost, expense, expenditure

cosnadh

masculine

earning, winning

cosnaiche

noun

employee

costag

noun

chervil

costaige

noun

vocative/genitive singular of costag

còta

masculine

coat

còta-bàn

noun

petticoat

còta-froise

noun

raincoat

còta-geàrr

noun

jerkin

còta-mòr

noun

overcoat

cotan

masculine

cotton

cothrom

masculine

even (not odd)

cothromach

adjective

fair, just, decent, reasonable

cràbhach

adjective

pious

cràbhachd

noun

belief

cràbhadh

noun

piety

cràdh

masculine

pain, suffering

craic

noun

craic

craiceann

masculine

skin

craicte

adjective

crazy

cràidh

verb

torment

craigear

noun

cricket

cràin

noun

sow

cràin-sheillean

noun

queen bee

crainn

noun

the queen of the hive

crait

noun

croft

crann

verb

plough

crann-cuilinn

noun

holly tree

crann-dealain

noun

electricity pylon

crann-deiridh

noun

mizzenmast

crann-gaoithe

noun

wind turbine

crann-tara

noun

fiery cross

crannachan

noun

small churn

crannag

noun

pulpit

crannchur

masculine

drawing of lots

craobh

feminine

tree

craobh-chuilinn

noun

holly tree

craobh-mheas

noun

fruit tree

craobh-ubhail

noun

apple tree

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