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Home/Learn Scottish Gaelic/Words/tric

Scottish Gaelic word

tric

frequent

adjective

tric means “frequent” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adjective.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formtric
Sèimheachadhthric

tric in context

Thig an t-acras na 's tric no aon-uair.

Hunger is the best sauce.

A2

Thig an t-acras na 's tric no aon-uair.

Hunger will come more than once.

A2

"Nach ann tric a bhios sibh aig an taigh?" "Chan ann."

"Aren't you often home?" "No, I'm not."

B1

Nach ann tric a bhios sibh aig an taigh? "Chan ann."

Aren't you often home? "No, I'm not."

B1

"Nach ann tric a bhios sibh aig an taigh?" "Chan ann."

"Aren't you often home?" "No, I'm not."

B1

Related Scottish Gaelic words

Ameireaganach

American

Crìosdaidh

Christian

Crìosdail

Christian

Eadailteach

Italian

Eòrpach

European

Frangach

French

Gearmailteach

German

Gàidhealach

Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language)

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