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Scottish Gaelic word

ud

that, yon, yonder

adjective

ud means “that, yon, yonder” in Scottish Gaelic and is used as a adjective.

ud in context

Tha an sgeul seo fada nas inntinniche na am fear ud.

This story is far more interesting than that one.

B1

Cò tha a' chailleach ud?

Who is that old woman?

A1

Seall air an taigh ud.

Look at that house.

A1

Dè rinn thu leis a' chàr ud?

What did you do with that car?

A2

Is leamsa an eilean ud.

I own that island.

A1

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Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language)

balbh

mute, dumb (unable to speak)

bochd

poor (having little money)

coltach

similar, like

cosgail

costly, expensive

daor

expensive

fallain

healthy; well

glic

wise, prudent, sage, sound

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