Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
ó /oː/ 
clsg.
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o /ɔ/
roi. (on; uam, uat, uaidhe, uaipe, uainn, uaibh, uapa)
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ò gum biodh tu glic
oh you're nuts/bonkers! |
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ó Dhia nan gràs!
oh good God, oh dear God! |
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ó dhiamh!
clsg.
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Ó hEaghra
sloinn.
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muinntir o shean
people of old |
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tha an t-sìde gus a bhith math o chionn làithean
there will be good weather in a few days, we will get good weather in a few days |
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ò tapag!
yikes you scared me! (fig.) |
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on diugh
from/since today |
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chaidh ar sgaradh o chéile sna beanntan
we got separated in the mountains |
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oir /ɔrʲ/
boir. gin. -e, iol. -ean
1 the letter O, ᚛ᚋ᚜ in Ogham 2 ( archaic) gorse, whin, furze (ulex) |
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a-nuas bho ghlùin gu glùin
coming down from generation to generation |
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thog e an galar seo o bhràthair
he got/caught this disease from his brother |
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fada bho thìr
far offshore |
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chan eil iad furasta aithneachadh o na Hearaich
they're hard to distinguish from Harris folk |
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o àm gu àm
from time to time |
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o fheum
obsolete |
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thuit an dad o Chalum
Calum's low spirits lifted, Calum cheered up |
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o cheann gu ceann
from one end to the other, end to end |
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bho chian
of old/yore |
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ò Mhuire Mhuire!
clsg.
1 oh Mother Mary, oh Mother of God! (e.g. in prayer) 2 (as imprecation) bloody hell! |
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ó dhìol!
oh goodness, golly, gee, oh my God! |
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o mhadainn gu feasgar
from morning till evening/the afternoon |
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chan fhiach e ó-ró
it's not worth a fig (fig.) |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
o
prep. From. O làimh mo bhràthar, o làimh Esau, from my brother's hand, from the hand of Es...an còrr |
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bho
prep Another form of o which is the better of the two. Often written in conjunction wi...an còrr |
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o
onn, gorse, the 13th letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. |
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o
adv Since, from that time. O thàinig e ás a' bholg, since he was born. |
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ò
with a grave accent sounds long and open, like o in lord; as còrr, excellent; òr, g...an còrr |
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o
conj. Because, seeing that, for. |
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o
† a. Ear. |
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beatha
-annan, sf Life. 2 Victuals, food. 3 Livelihood. 4 Welcome, salutation. 5 see beithir. Is amh...an còrr |
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g
gort, ivy, the seventh letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. When this letter is followed...an còrr |
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bog
buige, a. Soft. 2 Boggy. 3 Tender. 4 Silly, foolish. 5 Moist, damp. 6 Mellow. 7 Spiritless. 8...an còrr |
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grian
gréine, sf The sun. 2 Light of the sun. A ghrian na h-òg-mhaidne! thou sun of early...an còrr |
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canntaireachd
sf Chanting, singing, warbling. 2** Melodiousness. 3** Song-singing. 4** Merriment. 5(a) The ...an còrr |
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céile
sm & f Spouse. 2 Husband. 3 Wife. 4 Equal, match. 5 Servant. Athair céile, a father-in...an còrr |
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gu
conj. That, to the end that. Used to signify a wish or idea, and implies that a sentence whic...an còrr |
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cothromach
-aiche, a Just, equitable. 2 Upright, honest. 3 Comfortable, in easy circumstances. 4 ...an còrr |
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crò
-òtha, -òithean [& -òitean,] sm Circle. 2 Sheep-cot, pen or fold, wattled fold. 3 Stall, ...an còrr |
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L
luis, the quicken tree. The tenth letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. When it is preced...an còrr |
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dair
(darach oak) the fourth letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. The letters d and ...an còrr |
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latha
pl. làithean & lathachan, sm Day, space from evening to evening. 2 Daylight. 3 On ...an còrr |
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dòrn
dùirn, sm Fist. 2 Blow or box with the fist, buffet. 3 Hilt, haft, handle. 4* Hold of an oar....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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fàilte
-an, sf Salutation, welcome, hail, salute. Chuirinn fàilte, I would hail or salute;...an còrr |
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Màrt
-àirt, sm Month of March. 2 Tuesday. 3 Time suitable for agricultural work. 4* Busiest time a...an còrr |
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a
the sign of the Vocative case of substantives, as — A dhuine dhìomhain! O vain man! |
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bas
boise [& baise] -an & -a, sf The palm of the hand. Buailibh bhur basan uile, a shluai...an còrr |
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