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Scottish Gaelic word

sìde

weather

nounfeminine

sìde means “weather” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formsìde
Sèimheachadhshìde

sìde in context

Ciamar a tha an t-sìde?

How's the weather?

A2

Chan eil an t-sìde cho math an-diugh 's a bha i an-dè.

The weather's not as good today as it was yesterday.

B1

Chan eil an t-sìde cho math an-diugh 's a bha i an-dè.

Today the weather's not as good as yesterday.

B1

Ciamar a tha an t-sìde?

How is the weather?

A2

Ciamar a tha an t-sìde?

What's the weather like?

A2

Topics

Weather

Related Scottish Gaelic words

beann

peak, pinnacle, horn; heed, regard

ceò

fog, mist, haze

deò

breath of air, breath of wind

dìle

downpour, heavy rain

dòrtadh

shower (of rain); affusion, effusion; deluge

fras

shower

frasair

shower (bathroom equipment)

fuachd

cold, coldness

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