Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
lòin /LɔːNʲ/
boir. gin. -e
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lòn /Lɔːn/ 
fir. gin. lòin, iol. lòintean
1 marshy meadow 2 pond, pool (also tidal pools) |
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lòn /Lɔːn/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. lòin
1 food, provisions, repast, sustenance, victual 2 lunch |
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lòn /Lɔːn/
fir. gin. lòin, iol. lòinichean
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lon /Lɔn/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. loin
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lon /Lɔn/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. loin
elk (usually the Eurasian elk i.e. moose) |
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loinn /LɤiNʲ ~ LɤNʲə/
boir. gin. -e
1 elegance, grace 2 propriety, decency, decorum 3 brightness 4 sheen, shimmer 5 heat haze/shimmer 6 eagerness |
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lon /Lɔn/
fir. gin. loin, iol. -an
rough rope (e.g. rawhide or hair) |
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Taigh an Lòin
ainm-àite
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coisinn lòn
earn a living! |
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gealag-lòin
boir. gin. -aige-lòin, iol. -an-lòin
common reed bunting (emberiza schoeniclus) |
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blian /bliən/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. bléin
1 loin 2 flank (cut of meat) |
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leasraidh /Lʲesrɪ/
boir. neo-ath.
1 ( pl.) loins 2 loin (Scottish and English cut of beef) 2 loin (Scottish cut of mutton) |
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lon-dubh /Lɔnˈduh/
fir. gin. loin-duibh, iol. loin-dubha
(common/Eurasian) blackbird (turdus merula) |
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lòn-thunnag
fir. gin. lòin-thunnag, iol. lòintean-thunnag
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croman-lòin
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. -ain-lòin
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bog an lòin /bog ə LɔːNʲ/
common sandpiper (actitis hypoleucos) |
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(an) lòinidh /ə LɔːNʲɪ/
fir. neo-ath.
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lon-chraois /Lɔnˈxrɯːʃ/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. loin-chraois
1 bulimia (nervosa) 2 glutton |
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greim-lòin
fir. gin. -e-lòin
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lòn-araid
fir. gin. lòin-araid, iol. lòintean-araid
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clamhan-lòin
fir. gin. -ain-lòin, iol. -an-lòin
harrier (circinae subfamily) |
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leisreadh /Lʲeʃrʲɪ/
boir. gin. ⁊ iol. -ridh
1 ( pl.) loins 2 loin (Scottish and English cut of beef) 2 loin (Scottish cut of mutton) |
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lon-chraois /Lɔnˈxrɯːʃ/
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. loin-chraois
mayfly, maybug, fishfly (ephemeroptera order) |
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lon-uisge
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. loin-uisge
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Toraidhean Dwelly
loin
gen sing of lon. |
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loin
(AF) sm Swan. |
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lòin
† sf Little stream, rivulet. |
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gealag-lòin
¶ see gealag dhubh-cheannach. |
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bog an lòin
(AF) sm Snipe (gallinago gallinago). 2 Sandpiper (actitis hypoleucos), see cròm...an còrr |
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clamhan-lòin
¶ sm Marsh harrier (circus aeruginosus). |
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cliathach
-aich, -aichean, sf Side of the human body. 2 Side of a quadruped. 3 Slope or side of a hill....an còrr |
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closach
-aich, -aichean, sf Carcase. 2 Dead body, corpse. Closach fiadh-bheathaich, a wild ...an còrr |
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acainn
-e, -ean, sf Apparatus, implements, utensils, tackle, tools, appendages of any kind. 2 Salve,...an còrr |
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lòn
-òin, sm Food, provision, diet, dinner, store. The Gael of old, like other ancient nations, h...an còrr |
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lon-dubh
loin-duibh, sm Blackbird, ouzel — turdus merula. 2 Nightingale.
...an còrr |
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lorg
pr pt a' lorg & a' lorgadh, va see lorgaich. A' lorg lòin, foraging provision....an còrr |
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eu-
neg particle, also eug-, ea-, ei-, and a-. The following remarks about the distinguishing fea...an còrr |
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solaraich
pr pt a' solarachadh, va Provide, gather, prepare, procure, cater, purvey, provide acc...an còrr |
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fear
sm Man. 2 Husband. 3 Any object or person of the masculine gender. 4 Male. Thus Declined: Ind...an còrr |
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bocan-lòin
¶ sm Snipe (gallinago gallinago), see gabhar-adhair. |
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conn
cuinn, sm Reason, sense, meaning. 2 Prudence. 3 The frame, body. 4 Lease-band or water-band, ...an còrr |
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croma-lòin
-e, -anan-, sm see croman-lòin. |
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croman-lòin
-ain-, sm Snipe (gallinago gallinago). 2(AF) Marsh harrier {circus aeruginosus}...an còrr |
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dronnag
-aige, -an, sf Ridge of the back. 2 Loin (of flesh). 3 Hump. 4 Knoll. 5 Chine. 6†...an còrr |
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faosg
(AF) sf Snipe, see croman-lòin. [An fhaosg, is often written “an naosg.”] |
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fiteag an lòin
sf Meadow foxtail grass — alopesurus pratensis.
...an còrr |
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for-dhroin
** sf Womb. 2 Loin. |
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lorgachadh
-aidh, sm Tracing, act of tracing or tracking. 2 Pursuing. 3 Walking on crutches. A' lorgacha...an còrr |
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luaineach
-eiche, a. Restless, changeable, inconstant, fickle, fleeting. 2 Ambulatory. 3 Uncertain, by ...an còrr |
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