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Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly

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Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
dà (2) /daː/ Listen
fir. iol. -than
two (2) (form used if followed by a noun)
da /da/
m.-fh.
if (archaic)
da-rìreadh /daˈrʲiːrʲəɣ/
co-ghn. neo-ath.
1 in earnest, seriously 2 indeed, truly, verily
an-dà /əN daː/ Listen
clsg.
1 well then... 2 umm, hm, ahem...
da-rìribh /daˈrʲiːrʲɪv/
co-ghn. neo-ath.
1 in earnest, seriously 2 indeed, truly, verily
a-réir /əˈreːrʲ/ Listen
co-ghn.
1 according to 2 in pursuance of 3 in compliance with 4 relative to 5 accordingly, in proportion to, pro rata
do /də/
roi. (don; domh, du(i)t, da, di, duinn, duibh, daibh)
(archaic) 1 for 2 to, unto
dà dhusan dheug
a gross (twelve dozen)
an dà chuid Listen
both
cuir an dà chudrom air mheidh
balance the two weights!
cuir dà thogail air a' ghunna
pull the hammer back two notches! (on a gun)
reachdadaireachd dà-sheòmarach
bicameral legislature
's ann air a thàinig an dà latha
things have changed much for him, what a change of circumstances for him (fig.)
dà-chànanachas
fir. gin. -ais
bilingualism
gaoth fo sheòl is sròin coin, dà rud cho fuar 's a tha ann /gɯː fɔ hjɔːL ə sdrɔːN kɔNʲ daː rud xɔ fuər sə hãũN/
wind under sail and a dog's snout, two of the coldest things there are
dà-nòmach
bua. coi. -aiche
binomial
dà fhichead /daːçəd/
àir. iol. -an
1 forty (40) 2 (def. pl.) the forties
dà fhichead 's a deich
àir.
fifty (50)
eadar dhà thaigh
being in and out of houses (fig.)
cha bhi an dà chabhag orm
I won't be in the least hurry/much of a hurry
cha robh duine a-riamh gun dà latha
everyone has ups and downs (fig.)
eadar an dà dhoras
lobby (of a blackhouse)
an dà Uibhist
the two Uists, North and South Uist
is miosa aon diùltadh na dà thabhartas dheug
ten good turns lie dead and one ill deed abroad does spread (fig.)
cha seas a' choinneal fada gabhail anns an dà cheann
you can only burn the candle at both ends for so long (fig.)
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Toraidhean Dwelly

a Two, In counting in Gaelic, for 1, 2, 3, &c, it is usual to say, a h-aon...an còrr
da
prov. form of verbal particle do, used in Suth'd. “An t-àit an da ...an còrr

prep pron (for do e) To him, to it. Bu phaillinn dha, his pavilion was (lit. it...an còrr
da
adv If, whence.
da
a Good (deagh).
adag
-aig, sf Shock of corn, consisting of 12 sheaves, “stook.” 2 Haddock (melanogr...an còrr
air
prep On, upon. 2 Of, concerning. 3 For, on account of. 4 By. 5 With. 6 Also signifying the sa...an còrr
àra
-ann, & -ainn pl. àirnean [& àran] sf Kidney. 2 Rein. An dà àra, the two ki...an còrr
àth
àtha, pl -an, & -annan, sf Kiln. Nuair a bha sinn san àth le chéile, when we we...an còrr
balg
builg, sm Leather bag, budget, wallet, scrip, satchel. 2 Seed of an herb. 3 Boss of a shield....an còrr
bàta
-aichean, sm on land f on sea. Boat, pinnace, barge. Fear bàta, a boatman; bàta...an còrr
beart
beairt, pl beairt [& bearta] sf Machine, engine. 2 Loom, frame. 3 Deed, work, expl...an còrr
beart-fhigheadaireachd
-airt-, sf Weaver's loom.
The parts of a weaver's loom are named as follows (see Illus...an còrr
dàil
dàlach, dàlaichean, sf Delay, procrastination. 2 Meeting, convention, congress. 3 Attempt. 4 ...an còrr
dà-fhichead
a Forty.
dàn
-àin, pl. dàin, dàna & dàintean, sm Poem. 2 Song. 3** Verse. 4 Treasure. 6‡‡ Work....an còrr
bòrd
bùird, sm Table. 2 Plank, board, deal. 3 Board (directors or managers of company &c). 4 B...an còrr
buin
pr pt a' buntainn, va & n. Belong to. 2 Interfere, meddle with. 3 Treat with, dea...an còrr
càirdean
pl. of caraid, Friends, relations, cousins. [In the shape of cousins, bad. — *] càirdea...an còrr
canntaireachd
sf Chanting, singing, warbling. 2** Melodiousness. 3** Song-singing. 4** Merriment. 5(a) The ...an còrr
caora
sf irreg. Sheep. 2 (in derision) Sheepish person. Declined thus: — ...an còrr
ceud
adv -an, a Hundred. [Governs its noun in the gen. plur. unaspirated when by its...an còrr
chionn
adv & conj. (for a chionn) Because, for that reason. A chionn gun do bhuin e rium ...an còrr
cianail
-e [& -ala,] a Melancholy, mournful, sad, lamentable. 2 Pensive. 3 Solitary, lonel...an còrr
claidheamh
-eimh, pl. claidhean [claidhmhnean *claidhmhichean & **cloidhean] sm Sword. 2 That...an còrr
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