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Scottish Gaelic word

siubhal

travelling

nounmasculine

siubhal means “travelling” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formsiubhal
Sèimheachadhshiubhal

siubhal in context

B'fheàrr leam a bhith a' siubhal ‘nam aonar.

I prefer walking by myself.

A2

Thèid mi air siubhal a' bhaile ann an uair gu leth. am bu toigh le duine tiginn cuide rium?

I'm going to go for a walk around town in an hour and a half. Would anyone like to come with?

C1

B'fheàrr leam a bhith a' siubhal ‘nam aonar.

I prefer walking by myself.

A2

Thèid mi air siubhal a' bhaile ann an uair gu leth. Am bu toigh le duine tiginn cuide rium?

I'm going to go for a walk around town in an hour and a half. Would anyone like to come with?

B2

Rè an linn-deighe, bha sgìre Dùn Èidinn fo raon dòigh a bha siubhal dhan ear.

B2

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