Faclair Gàidhlig is Beurla le Dwelly 'na bhroinn
An English - Scottish Gaelic dictionary incorporating Dwelly
Toraidhean an Fhaclair Bhig
caol /kɯːL/ 
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. caoil
1 (sea) channel, kyle 2 narrows 3 narrow part (in general) 4 slender object (esp. osier, willow switch) |
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caol /kɯːL/
bua. coi. caoile
1 narrow, slender 2 slim, thin, lean, skinny 3 lanky 4 crowded |
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an taigh caol
the grave (fig.) |
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caol-chasach
bua. coi. -aiche
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muasgan-caol
fir. gin. -ain-chaoil, iol. -an-caola
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Caol Loch Aillse
ainm-àite
Kyle of Lochalsh (Highld) |
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Caol Reithe
ainm-àite
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Caol Rònach
ainm-àite
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caolraid /kɯːLradʲ/
boir. gin. -e, iol. -ean
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ceàrn caol
acute angle (in mathematics) |
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caol an dùirn
wrist |
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cho caol ri bior
as slender/thin as a pin (fig.) |
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cho caol ri clobha
as slender/thin as a pin/rake (fig.) |
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ceann-caol
fir. gin. cinn-chaoil, iol. cinn-chaola
thin/tapering end (esp. prow of a ship, feet) |
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cho caol ri stamh
as slender/thin as a pin (fig.) |
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caol-anart
fir. gin. -airt
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caol-mhala
boir. iol. -idhean
slender eyebrow, finely-arched eyebrow |
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Ruadhphort
ainm-àite fir. gin. -phuirt
Caol Ila (settlement; Ag&B) |
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caol-fighe
fir. gin. ⁊ iol. caoil-fhighe
weaving willow (i.e. willow suitable for weaving the sides of a creel for example) |
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gunna-caol
fir. gin. -chaoil, iol. -ichean-caola
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mùsgan-caol
fir. gin. -ain-chaoil, iol. -an-caola
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caol-dubh
fir. gin. caoil-dhuibh, iol. caoil-dhubha
(common) osier, basket willow when found growing wild (salix viminalis) |
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(an) caol-mhìosachan
fir. gin. -ain
fairy/purging flax (linum catharticum) |
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lìon-caol
fir. gin. lìn-chaoil, iol. -tan-caola
small-line, short-line (in fishing) |
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nuair a bhios a' chaora caol bidh am maorach reamhar
beggars can't be choosers (fig.) |
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Toraidhean Dwelly
caol
caoile, a Small, slender, thin, lean, lank, attenuated, narrow. 2** Shrill-toned. Dh' fhighin...an còrr |
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caol
caoil, pl. caoiltean, sm [& -aoil,] Narrow strait, sound, firth. 2** Narrow part o...an còrr |
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amar
-air, n pl -an & amraichean, sm Trough. 2 Channel. 3** Ditch. 4 Mill-dam. 5 Hod. 6...an còrr |
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bac
-a & -aic, pl. -an, sm Stop, hinderance, restraint, delay, interruption, im...an còrr |
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bàta
-aichean, sm on land f on sea. Boat, pinnace, barge. Fear bàta, a boatman; bàta...an còrr |
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each
eich, n pl eich, dat. pl. eachaibh, sm Horse, 2* Brute.
Parts of a Horse...an còrr |
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calpa
pl. -an [& -annan] sm Calf of the leg. 2 Pillar. 3 Tier or ply of a rope or cable....an còrr |
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coinneal
gen coinnle, pl. coinnlean, sf Candle. 2 Torch. 3(DC) Straight piece of wood on...an còrr |
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caoile
comp of caol. |
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claidheamh
-eimh, pl. claidhean [claidhmhnean *claidhmhichean & **cloidhean] sm Sword. 2 That...an còrr |
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dèan
v. irreg. Do, make, act, work, perform. 2* Suppose, imagine, think.
Conjugated thus - ...an còrr |
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leathann
leithne & leatha, a. Broad. 2 Spacious. “Leathann ri leathann is caol ri cao...an còrr |
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mala
pl. -ichean [mailghean & malaidhean,] sf Brow, eyebrow. 2 Brow of a hill. Mala na ...an còrr |
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taigh
-e, -ean, sm House. 'S e 'ainm aoibhneach taigh na féile, its joyful name is the house of ...an còrr |
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sail
-e, -ean & sailthean, sf Beam, joist, log of wood. Crùth sailthean, beams with engrave...an còrr |
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sùgh
-a & -ùigh, pl. -an, sm Juice, sap, moisture. 2 Sense, meaning. 3 Wave, billow. 4 ...an còrr |
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caol-dùirn
s Wrist. |
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cullach
-aich, sm Boar. 2 Yearling calf. 3 Impotent man, eunuch. 4 Polecat — Mull. 5(AF) Fat h...an còrr |
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beum-solais
sm Beam of light. 2** Sunbeam. Feuch am beum-solais caol ud, behold that small beam of lig...an còrr |
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driodairt
(form of driod-fhortan) Trifling accident, mishap. Cha do dh'éirich driodairt do neach, no...an còrr |
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caol-deàrrsa
sf Name of a star. |
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caol-fàil
† sf (caol, slender + fàil, spite, malice) Nettle, see deanntag. |
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caol-fairge
sm Strait, firth, narrow part of the sea. |
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caol-ghealach
** -aiche, sf The New Moon. 2 The Old Moon. A' chaol-ghealach troimh neul, the new moon (s...an còrr |
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caol-ghleann
** -ghlinn, sm Narrow valley, glen. Air astar an caol-ghleann, travelling in the narrow va...an còrr |
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