Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
a-réir coltais /aˈreːrʲ kɔL(d)ɪʃ/ 
co-ghn.
apparently, by the look(s) of it, seemingly, ostensibly, outwardly |
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..., tha e coltach, ...
..., apparently, ... |
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's coltach gun dèan e an uimhir ud
apparently he can do that much |
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can rud faoin mas fhìor
1 say an apparently foolish thing! 2 make an apparently trivial remark! |
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fo choltas cùraim
appearing to be worried, seemingly, apparently worried |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
beulaibh
†† sm Front, foreside. 2 Presence. Beulaibh an taighe, the front of the hous...an còrr |
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draoidh
-ean, sm Druid, magician. 2 Conjurer. 3 Philosopher. 4†† Morose person.
No direct native ...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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gobag
-aig, -an, sf Dog-fish — (squalus acanthias). 2(AF) Sea-dog. 3 (AF) Little gab ...an còrr |
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leabhar
-air, -bhraichean, sm [f. in Badenoch] Book, volume. Leabhar Eòin (given by Mac...an còrr |
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òrdag
-aig, -an, sf Thumb. 2 Great toe. Air òrdaig an làimhe deise, on the thumb of their...an còrr |
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caogad
-aid, a Fifty. Thill iad 'nan caogadaibh, they returned in their fifties. Trì mìosan cù, cóig...an còrr |
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crum-dubh
a Black and crooked. DiDòmhnaich Crom Dubh, plaoisgidh mi an t-ubh, on Crooked bla...an còrr |
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i
Iogh, yew, the ninth letter of the Gaelic alphabet now in use. I has two sounds —...an còrr |
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tàlmag
(CR) sf Long-nosed mouse-like animal frequenting old walls, apparently the shrew — S...an còrr |
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