CEFR Level

Scots Gaelic — Beginner Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases.

#	Word	Type	IPA	Definition
1	'ille	Ainmear		vocative singular of gille.
2	'l	Gnìomhair		syncopic form of bheil.
3	's	Gnìomhair	/s̪/	contraction of is (“is”).
4	's aithne do	Gnìomhair		alternative form of is aithne do.
5	's e	Abairt	/ʃɛː/	yes (in answer to a question formed with an e).
6	's e do bheatha	Abairt		don't mention it, you're welcome (in response to tapadh leat) (informal and singular).
7	's e ur beatha	Abairt		it's your life (lit., formal).
8	's fhada bhon uair sin	Abairt	/ˈs̪at̪ə vɔn̪ˠ ˈuəɾˠʃɪn/	Equivalent to 'long time no see': I (or we) have not seen you for a long time.
9	's urrainn do	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'can': Abbreviation of Controller Area Network, ISO standards 11898, 11898-1, 11898-2, and its predecessor…
10	a bheil Beurla agad	Abairt		Do you speak English?.
11	a bheil Beurla agaibh	Abairt		Do you speak English?.
12	a bheil Gàidhlig agad	Abairt		do you speak Gaelic? (informal).
13	a bheil Gàidhlig agaibh	Abairt		do you speak Gaelic? (formal or plural).
14	a dh'innse na fìrinn	Abairt		to tell the truth.
15	a-teodha	Ainmear	/at̪ ˈçɔː/
16	a'	Alt	/ə/	dative or genitive singular masculine preceding g-, c-, b-, m- or p-.
17	a' bhreac	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Smallpox': An acute, highly infectious often fatal disease caused by Variola virus of the family Poxvirid…
18	ab	Ainmear		alternative form of aba.
19	aba	Ainmear	/ˈapə/
20	abab	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Fie': Troisième personne du singulier du présent de l’indicatif de fier.
21	ababachd	Ainmear		filthiness, dirt.
22	abachan	Ainmear		plural of aba.
23	abachd	Ainmear		priorship.
24	abaichead	Ainmear
25	abaid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'abbey': A diminutive of the female given name Abigail, from Hebrew.
26	abaide	Ainmear		genitive singular of abaid.
27	abaidean	Ainmear		plural of abaid.
28	abair	Gnìomhair	/ˈapɪɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'how': An artificial barrow or tumulus; in later folklore, associated with fairies.
29	abairt	Ainmear		comment, phrase, expression.
30	abairt roimhearach	Ainmear		prepositional phrase.
31	abairte	Ainmear		genitive singular of abairt.
32	abairte roimhearaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of abairt roimhearach.
33	abairtean	Ainmear		plural of abairt.
34	abairtean roimhearach	Ainmear		plural of abairt roimhearach.
35	abhag	Ainmear	/ˈavak/	Equivalent to 'Terrier': A dog from a group of small, lively breeds, originally bred for the hunting of burrowing prey s…
36	abhagan	Ainmear		plural of abhag.
37	abhaig	Ainmear		genitive singular of abhag.
38	abhainn	Ainmear	/ˈãvɪɲ/	Equivalent to 'river': A large and often winding stream which drains a land mass, carrying water down from higher areas…
39	abstoil	Ainmear		inflection of abstol:.
40	abstol	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Apostle': A transliteration of the Greek male given name Απόστολος (Apóstolos).
41	acadamaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'academy': The school for advanced education founded by Plato; the garden where Plato taught.
42	acainn	Ainmear		alternative form of acfhainn.
43	acair	Ainmear	/ˈaxkɪɾʲ/	stone to hold the thatch of a house in place.
44	acaire	Ainmear	/ˈaxkɪɾʲə/	acre (0.404686 hectare).
45	acairean	Ainmear		plural of acaire.
46	acarsaid	Ainmear		port, harbour, haven; anchorage, mooring.
47	acarsaide	Ainmear		genitive singular of acarsaid.
48	acarsaidean	Ainmear		plural of acarsaid.
49	acfhainn	Ainmear	/ˈaxkɪɲ/	apparatus, equipment, instrument, gear, kit, tools.
50	achadh	Ainmear	/ˈaxəɣ/	corn field newly cut or ready for reaping.
51	achd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'act': An instance of a certain standardized college admissions test in the United States, originally call…
52	achdannan	Ainmear		plural of achd.
53	achlais	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Armpit': The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
54	achlaise	Ainmear		genitive singular of achlais.
55	achlaisean	Ainmear		plural of achlais.
56	achmhasain	Ainmear		inflection of achmhasan:.
57	achmhasan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Reproach': A mild rebuke, or an implied criticism.
58	acrach	Ainmear		genitive singular of acair (“anchor”).
59	acraichean	Ainmear		plural of acair.
60	acrais	Ainmear		genitive singular of acras.
61	acranaim	Ainmear
62	acranaimean	Ainmear		plural of acranaim.
63	acras	Ainmear	/ˈaʰk(ə)ɾəs̪/
64	acras geur	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'bulimia': A chronic eating disorder characterized by a binge-and-purge cycle: extreme overeating followed…
65	actair	Ainmear
66	ad	Ainmear	/[at̪]/	Equivalent to 'hat': A covering for the head, often in the approximate form of a cone, dome or cylinder closed at its to…
67	adag	Ainmear	/ˈat̪ak/	haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus).
68	adaichean	Ainmear		plural of ad.
69	adan	Ainmear		plural of ad (“hat”).
70	adha	Ainmear	/ˈa.a/	Equivalent to 'liver': A large organ in the body that stores and metabolizes nutrients, destroys toxins and produces bil…
71	adhair	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhar (“air, sky, heaven”).
72	adhairc	Ainmear	/ˈɤ.əð̥kʲ/	inflection of adharc (“horn”):.
73	adhairt	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhart.
74	adhaltraiche	Ainmear		adulterer.
75	adhaltraichean	Ainmear		plural of adhaltraiche.
76	adhaltranas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Infidelity': Unfaithfulness in a marriage or an intimate (sexual or romantic) relationship: practice or i…
77	adhann	Ainmear		alternative form of athan (“coltsfoot”).
78	adhar	Ainmear	/ˈa.aɾ/	Equivalent to 'air': The substance constituting Earth's atmosphere: a gaseous mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and various t…
79	adhar fìnealta	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Ether': The substance formerly supposed to fill the upper regions of the atmosphere above the clouds, in…
80	adharc	Ainmear	/ˈɤ.əðkʲʰ/	horn (growth on an animal's head).
81	adharcan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'peewit': northern lapwing (Vanellus vanellus).
82	adhart	Ainmear	/ˈɤ.ərˠt̪/	progress, forwardness.
83	adhartaichean	Ainmear		plural of adhart.
84	adhartais	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhartas.
85	adhartas	Ainmear		progress, improvement, development.
86	adhartasan	Ainmear		plural of adhartas.
87	adhbairne	Ainmear	/ˈɤːpərˠɲə/	Trotternish form of adhbrann (“ankle”).
88	adhbart	Ainmear	/[ˈɤːb̥ə(ɻ)ʈ]/	Wester Ross and West Perthshire form of adhbrann (“ankle”).
89	adhbhair	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhbhar.
90	adhbhairean	Ainmear		plural of adhbhar.
91	adhbhar	Ainmear	/ˈɤːvəɾ/	Equivalent to 'material': A basic matter (as metal, wood, plastic, fiber, etc.) from which the whole or the greater part…
92	adhbharachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of adhbharaich.
93	adhbharachaidh	Ainmear		singular of gen.
94	adhbharachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of adhbharachadh.
95	adhbharachais	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhbharachas.
96	adhbharachas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Agnosticism': The view that absolute truth or ultimate certainty is unattainable, especially regarding kn…
97	adhbharaich	Gnìomhair	/ˈɤːvəɾɪç/	Equivalent to 'cause': The source of, or reason for, an event or action; that which produces or effects a result.
98	adhbrainn	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhbrann.
99	adhbrainnean	Ainmear		plural of adhbrann.
100	adhbran	Ainmear	/ˈɤːpɾan/	alternative form of adhbrann.
101	adhbrann	Ainmear	/ˈɤːpɾən̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'ankle': The skeletal joint which connects the foot with the leg; the uppermost portion of the foot and lo…
102	adhlac	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈãũl̪ˠaxkə/	bury, inter.
103	adhlaic	Gnìomhair		bury, inter.
104	adhnaidh	Ainmear		ignition (of an engine).
105	adhnaidhean	Ainmear		plural of adhnaidh.
106	adhradh	Ainmear		alternative form of aoradh.
107	adhraidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of adhradh.
108	adhraidhean	Ainmear		plural of adhradh.
109	ag	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/aɡ/	hesitation.
110	ag èirigh 's a' gearan	Abairt		alive and kicking.
111	agair	Gnìomhair	/ˈakɪrʲ/	claim, demand.
112	agairt	Ainmear	/ˈakərˠt̪/	Verbal noun of agair.
113	agallaimh	Ainmear		genitive singular of agallamh.
114	agallamh	Ainmear	/ˈakəl̪ˠəv/	conferring, arguing, speaking, speech.
115	agallamhan	Ainmear		plural of agallamh.
116	agh	Ainmear	/ˈɤɣ/	alternative form of àigh.
117	aghaidh	Ainmear	/ˈɤ.i/	Equivalent to 'face': The front part of the head of a human or other animal, featuring the eyes, nose, and mouth, and th…
118	aghaidh-choimheach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'mask': A cover, or partial cover, for the face, used for disguise or protection.
119	aghaidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of aghaidh.
120	aghaidhean	Ainmear		plural of aghaidh.
121	aghann	Ainmear		pan, (especially) frying pan.
122	aghannan	Ainmear		plural of aghann.
123	aibhne	Ainmear	/ˈaiv.ɲɪ/	genitive singular of abhainn (“river”).
124	aibhnichean	Ainmear	/ˈãĩnɪçən/	plural of abhainn.
125	aibidil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Alphabet': The set of letters used when writing in a language.
126	aibidil Laideann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Latin alphabet': The 26-letter alphabet consisting of the following letters (presented in majuscule and m…
127	aibidil Laidinn	Ainmear		alternative form of aibidil Laideann.
128	aibidil Ròmanach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Roman': One of the main three types used for the Latin alphabet (the others being italics and blackletter…
129	aibidile	Ainmear		genitive singular of aibidil.
130	aibidile Laidinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of aibidil Laideann.
131	aibidile Ròmanaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of aibidil Ròmanach.
132	aibidilean	Ainmear		plural of aibidil.
133	aibidilean Laideann	Ainmear		plural of aibidil Laideann.
134	aibidilean Laidinn	Ainmear		plural of aibidil Laidinn.
135	aibidilean Ròmanach	Ainmear		plural of aibidil Ròmanach.
136	aicheamhail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Retaliation': Violent or otherwise punitive response to an act of harm or perceived injustice; a hitting…
137	àicheidh	Gnìomhair	/ˈaːçɪ/	Equivalent to 'renounce': To decline further association with someone or something, disown.
138	aicinn	Ainmear
139	aicinne	Ainmear		genitive singular of aicinn.
140	aicinnean	Ainmear		plural of aicinn.
141	aide	Ainmear		genitive singular of ad.
142	aideachadh	Ainmear	/ˈatʲəxəɣ/	verbal noun of aidich.
143	aidich	Gnìomhair	/ˈatʲiç/	acknowledge, profess, avow.
144	aifrionn	Ainmear		alternative form of Aifreann.
145	aig sealbh tha brath	Abairt		God knows.
146	aigeal	Ainmear	/ˈakʲəl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'seabed': The floor or bottom of the sea or ocean.
147	aigealan	Ainmear		plural of aigeal.
148	aigeann	Ainmear	/ˈakʲən̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'ocean': One of the large bodies of water separating the continents.
149	aigeil	Ainmear		genitive singular of aigeal.
150	aighainne	Ainmear		genitive singular of aghann.
151	aighe	Ainmear		genitive singular of agh (“heifer, young cow; hind, fawn; ox, bull, cow”).
152	aigheannach	Ainmear		corn thistle, creeping thistle.
153	aigheannaich	Ainmear		inflection of aigheannach:.
154	aighear	Ainmear		delight, joy, merriment.
155	aighne	Ainmear		genitive singular of aghann (“(frying) pan”).
156	aigne	Ainmear	/ˈacɲə/	psyche, spirit, affection, thought.
157	ailbhean	Ainmear	/ˈɛl̪ɛvan/	Equivalent to 'elephant': A large mammal of the family Elephantidae in the order Proboscidea, having a trunk, and native…
158	ailbheanan	Ainmear	/ˈɛl̪ɛvanən/	inflection of ailbhean:.
159	ailbhein	Ainmear	/ˈɛl̪ɛvɛɲ/	inflection of ailbhean:.
160	aileag	Ainmear		alternative form of ainleag (“swallow; martin; stormy petrel”).
161	aillse	Ainmear	/ˈaɪlʃʲə/	Equivalent to 'Carcinoma': An invasive malignant tumour derived from epithelial tissue that tends to metastasize to othe…
162	ailm	Ainmear	/ˈalam/	the letter A in the Gaelic alphabet.
163	ailme	Ainmear	/ˈalamə/	genitive singular of ailm (“helm”).
164	ailmean	Ainmear	/ˈalamən/	nominative/genitive/dative/vocative plural of ailm (“helm”).
165	ailp	Ainmear	/aɫp/	genitive singular of alp.
166	ailt	Ainmear	/altʲ/	viola (string instrument of the violin family).
167	ailt-fhidheall	Ainmear		viola (string instrument of the violin family).
168	ailteir	Ainmear		architect.
169	ailtire	Ainmear	/ˈaʎtʲɪɾʲə/	architect.
170	ailtireachd	Ainmear		architecture.
171	aimhleas	Ainmear	/ˈãĩləs̪/	harm, bane, ruin, mischief, misfortune.
172	aimhneas	Ainmear		alternative form of aoibhneas.
173	aimhreid	Ainmear	/ˈaivɾʲɪtʲ/	alternative form of aimhreit.
174	aimhreit	Ainmear	/ˈãĩɾetʲ/	disturbance, disorder, quarrel.
175	aimhreite	Ainmear		genitive singular of aimhreit.
176	aimhreitean	Ainmear		plural of aimhreit.
177	aimsir	Ainmear	/ˈãˈmã.ʃəɾ/	Equivalent to 'climate': The long-term manifestations of weather and other atmospheric conditions in a given area or cou…
178	aimsire	Ainmear		genitive singular of aimsir.
179	aimsirean	Ainmear		plural of aimsir.
180	ain-deòin	Ainmear		alternative form of aindeòin.
181	ain-diadhach	Ainmear
182	ain-diadhachd	Ainmear		irreligion, impiety.
183	ain-dìlseachd	Ainmear		faithlessness.
184	ain-diùid	Ainmear		impertinence.
185	ain-dlighe	Ainmear		injustice, trespass.
186	ain-dligheachd	Ainmear		unlawfulness.
187	ain-eirmseachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Malapropism': The blundering use of an absurdly inappropriate word or expression in place of a similar-so…
188	ain-fhìrinn	Ainmear
189	ain-fhois	Ainmear
190	ain-iomad	Ainmear
191	ain-leas	Ainmear
192	ain-mhisneachd	Ainmear		pusillanimity.
193	ain-riaghailt	Ainmear
194	ain-teas	Ainmear		inflammation.
195	ainbheach	Ainmear	/ˈɛnɛvəx/	debt, obligation; heavy (especially long-standing) debts.
196	ainbheart	Ainmear
197	ainbheus	Ainmear		immorality.
198	ainbhfhiach	Ainmear		alternative form of ainfhiach.
199	aincheart	Ainmear		prank, trick.
200	aincheist	Ainmear		danger, jeopardy, dilemma.
201	aincheiste	Ainmear		genitive singular of aincheist (“danger, jeopardy, dilemma; perplexity, doubt; puzzle, riddle”).
202	ainchinealtas	Ainmear
203	aindeòin	Ainmear		alternative form of aindeòin.
204	aineamhag	Ainmear		alternative form of ainneamhag.
205	aineoil	Ainmear		inflection of aineol:.
206	aineol	Ainmear	/ˈaɲal̪ˠ/	state of unfamiliarity or unacquaintance; being out of place; being out of one's depth.
207	aineolas	Ainmear		ignorance, want of knowledge, nescience, illiterateness.
208	ainfhiach	Ainmear		debts (particularly heavy ones), obligation.
209	ainfhios	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'ignorance': The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information.
210	ainfhiosrachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'ignorance': The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information.
211	aingeal	Ainmear	/ˈãjəl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'angel': An incorporeal and holy or semidivine messenger from a deity or other divine entity, traditionall…
212	aingealachd	Ainmear
213	aingealag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Angelica': A tall plant, with hollow stems, genus Angelica, especially garden angelica (Angelica archange…
214	ainghean	Ainmear
215	aingidheachd	Ainmear		atrocity, wickedness, evil, depravity.
216	aingil	Ainmear		inflection of aingeal (“angel; messenger; fire; light, sunshine”):.
217	ainglean	Ainmear	/ˈãĩlən/	plural of aingeal.
218	ainleag	Ainmear		swallow, barn swallow (Hirundo rustica).
219	ainleag-dhubh	Ainmear		swift, common swift (Apus apus).
220	ainleag-mhonaidh	Ainmear		alpine swift (Apus melba) synonym (Tachymarptis melba).
221	ainlean	Gnìomhair		persecute.
222	ainleanmhainn	Ainmear		verbal noun of ainlean.
223	ainm	Ainmear	/ãnãm/	Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
224	ainm àite	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'placename': The name of a place; a word or phrase which indicates a particular location or region.
225	ainm sgrìobhte	Ainmear		signature, subscription.
226	ainm-baistidh	Ainmear		forename, first name, given name, Christian name.
227	ainm-chlàr	Ainmear		catalogue (of books, etc.).
228	ainm-sgrìobhte	Ainmear		signature (person's).
229	ainme	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainm.
230	ainme-baistidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainm-baistidh.
231	ainmeachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ainmich.
232	ainmeachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmeachadh.
233	ainmeachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ainmeachadh.
234	ainmean	Ainmear		plural of ainm.
235	ainmean àite	Ainmear		plural of ainm àite.
236	ainmean-baistidh	Ainmear		plural of ainm-baistidh.
237	ainmean-sgrìobhte	Ainmear		plural of ainm-sgrìobhte.
238	ainmeannan	Ainmear		plural of ainm.
239	ainmear	Ainmear
240	ainmear àireamhach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'numerical noun': A type of noun in Scottish Gaelic used as a numeral, only applied to persons.
241	ainmear fillte	Ainmear		compound noun.
242	ainmear gnàthach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'common noun': A noun that denotes any member, or all members, of a class; an ordinary noun such as dog or…
243	ainmear gnìomhaireach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'verbal noun': A noun that is morphologically related to a verb and similar to it in meaning; in English…
244	ainmear iolra	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'plural noun': A plural form of a common noun.
245	ainmear sònrachaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'proper noun': A word or phrase that is a noun denoting a particular person, place, organization, ship, an…
246	ainmear trusaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'collective noun': A noun which, though singular, refers to a group of things or animals.
247	ainmearan	Ainmear		plural of ainmear.
248	ainmearan àireamhach	Ainmear		plural of ainmear àireamhach.
249	ainmearan trusaidh	Ainmear		plural of ainmear trusaidh.
250	ainmeir	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmear.
251	ainmeir àireamhaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmear àireamhach.
252	ainmeir thrusaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmear trusaidh.
253	ainmh-eòlaiche	Ainmear		zoologist.
254	ainmh-eòlais	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmh-eòlas.
255	ainmh-eòlas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Zoology': The part of biology relating to the animal kingdom, including the structure, embryology, evolut…
256	ainmhidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'animal': Any member of the kingdom Animalia of multicellular organisms that are usually mobile, whose cel…
257	ainmhidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainmhidh.
258	ainmhidhean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'fauna': Animals considered as a group; especially those of a particular country, region, time.
259	ainmich	Gnìomhair	/ˈɛnɛmjɪç/	Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
260	ainneamhag	Ainmear	/ˈaɲəvak/	Equivalent to 'Phoenix': A mythological bird, said to be the only one of its kind, which lives for 500 years and then di…
261	ainneart	Ainmear	/ˈaɲəɾʃt̪/	Equivalent to 'violence': gewelddadig بِعُنْف жестоко violentamente násilně heftig kraftigt; voldsomt βίαιαviolentamente…
262	ainneartaich	Gnìomhair	/ˈaɲəɾʃt̪ɪç/	gripe, ransack.
263	ainneartair	Ainmear		oppressor.
264	ainneirt	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainneart.
265	ainnir	Ainmear		maiden, virgin, young woman.
266	ainnire	Ainmear		genitive singular of ainnir.
267	ainnirean	Ainmear		plural of ainnir.
268	ainstil	Ainmear		fury, rage.
269	aintighearna	Ainmear	/ˈaɲdʲɪjərˠn̪ˠə/	Equivalent to 'Tyrant': A usurper; one who gains power and rules extralegally, distinguished from kings elevated by elec…
270	aintighearnan	Ainmear		plural of aintighearna.
271	aintighearnas	Ainmear	/ˈaɲdʲɪjərˠn̪ˠəs/	despotism, tyranny.
272	aipeandaig	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'vermiform appendix': An organ consisting of a blind tube projecting from the caecum.
273	aipeandaigean	Ainmear		plural of aipeandaig.
274	air an dàrna làimh	Abairt		on the one hand.
275	air an làimh eile	Abairt		on the other hand.
276	air dhomh sin a ràdh	Abairt		that said (singular).
277	air dhuinn sin a ràdh	Abairt		that said (plural).
278	air do shocair	Abairt		take it easy! (informal).
279	air ur socair	Abairt		take it easy! (formal or plural).
280	airc	Ainmear		destitution, distress, need, poverty, necessity.
281	airce	Ainmear		genitive singular of airc (“destitution, distress, need, poverty, necessity”).
282	aircean	Ainmear		plural of airc.
283	aire	Ainmear	/aɾʲə/	attention, heed, notice.
284	àireamh	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈaːɾʲəv/	Numbers, the fourth book of the Old Testament.
285	airgead	Ainmear	/ˈaðakʲət̪/	Equivalent to 'money': A generally accepted means of exchange.
286	airgead pronn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'small change': Coins of little value kept in one's pocket or bag, ready for small purchases.
287	airgead-beatha	Ainmear
288	airgead-beò	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'mercury': Senses relating to the metal.
289	airgead-calpa	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'capital': Already-produced durable goods available for use as a factor of production, such as steam shove…
290	airgead-pòcaid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'pocket money': A small sum of money given to a child, by a parent or guardian; an allowance.
291	airgid phruinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of airgead pronn.
292	airgid-beò	Ainmear		inflection of airgead-beò:.
293	airgid-calpa	Ainmear		inflection of airgead-calpa:.
294	airgid-phòcaid	Ainmear		inflection of airgead-pòcaid:.
295	airgiod	Ainmear		alternative form of airgead.
296	airidh	Ainmear	/ˈarʲɪ/
297	airidh air	Abairt	/ˈarʲɪ ɛrʲ/	worthy of, deserving of.
298	airm	Ainmear		inflection of arm (“army; arm, weapon”):.
299	airteagal	Ainmear
300	airteil	Ainmear		depression, fatigue.
301	aiseag	Ainmear	/ˈaʃək/	Equivalent to 'Ferry': A boat or ship used to transport people, smaller vehicles and goods from one port to another, usu…
302	aiseal	Ainmear		alternative form of asal.
303	aisealan	Ainmear		plural of aiseal.
304	aiseil	Ainmear		genitive singular of aiseal.
305	aisil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'axletree': A bar or beam of wood or iron, connecting the opposite wheels of a carriage, on the ends of wh…
306	aisling	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈaʃʎikʲ/	verbal noun of aisling.
307	aiste	Ainmear	/ˈæʃtʲ(ə)/	composition, essay.
308	aiteal	Ainmear	/ˈaʰtʲʰəl̪ˠ/	very small portion or quantity of anything.
309	aiteamh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Thaw': The melting of ice, snow, or other frozen or congealed matter; the transformation of ice or the li…
310	aiteamhan	Ainmear		plural of aiteamh.
311	aiteann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Juniper': Any shrub or tree of the genus Juniperus of the cypress family, which is characterized by point…
312	aiteimh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aiteamh.
313	aithghearr	Ainmear	/ˈajhaɾ/	Equivalent to 'Shortcut': A path between two points that is faster than the commonly used paths.
314	aithghearran	Ainmear		plural of aithghearr.
315	aithghiorra	Ainmear		genitive singular of aithghearr.
316	aithisg	Ainmear		report, account, statement.
317	aithisge	Ainmear		genitive singular of aithisg.
318	aithisgean	Ainmear		plural of aithisg.
319	àithn	Gnìomhair		decree, ordain, enjoin.
320	aithne	Ainmear	/ˈaɲə/	knowledge, discernment, acquaintance.
321	aithneachadh	Ainmear	/ˈãˈɲãxəɣ/	verbal noun of aithnich (“know, recognise; feel; discern, perceive; have sexual intercourse”).
322	aithneachaidh	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		genitive singular of aithneachadh.
323	aithreachas	Ainmear	/ˈaɾʲəxəs̪/	repentance, penitence, regret.
324	aithris	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈaɾʲɪʃ/	report, relate, recite, allege, repeat.
325	aithrise	Ainmear		genitive singular of aithris.
326	aithrisean	Ainmear		plural of aithris.
327	àitich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'cultivate': bewerking, bebouing, aanplanting فِلاحَه، زِراعَه обработване cultura kultivace; obdělávání…
328	aitinn	Ainmear		inflection of aiteann:.
329	aitreabh	Ainmear	/ˈahtɾʲu/	building, complex, dwelling.
330	aitreabh-leighis	Ainmear	/ˈahtʰʲɾʲəv ˈʎe.ɪʃ/	sick bay, medical building.
331	aitreabhan	Ainmear		plural of aitreabh.
332	aitreabhan-leighis	Ainmear		plural of aitreabh-leighis.
333	aitreibh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aitreabh.
334	aitreibh-leighis	Ainmear		genitive singular of aitreabh-leighis.
335	àl	Ainmear	/aːl̪ˠ/	brood, offspring, generation, young (animal's or bird's).
336	alàram	Ainmear		alarm clock.
337	alcoil	Ainmear		genitive singular of alcol.
338	alcol	Ainmear	/ˈaɫ̪kʰɔɫ̪/	Equivalent to 'alcohol': Any of a class of organic compounds (such as ethanol) containing a hydroxyl functional group (-…
339	alcolach	Ainmear	/ˈaɫ̪kʰɔɫ̪ax/	alcoholic.
340	alcolaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of alcolach.
341	allabain	Ainmear		genitive singular of allaban.
342	allaban	Ainmear		wandering, wanderings, roaming.
343	allais	Ainmear		genitive singular of allas (“sweat”).
344	allas	Ainmear	/ˈal̪ˠəs̪/
345	allt	Ainmear	/ˈauɫ̪t/	Equivalent to 'Burn': A village and civil parish in Selby district, North Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE5928).
346	alltain	Ainmear		inflection of alltan:.
347	alltan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Burn': A village and civil parish in Selby district, North Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE5928).
348	almain	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'aluminium': A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an ato…
349	alp	Ainmear		protuberance, eminence.
350	alt	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'article': A piece of nonfiction writing such as a story, report, opinion piece, or entry in a newspaper…
351	alt cinnteach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'definite article': An article that introduces a noun and specifies it as the particular noun that is bein…
352	alt neo-chinnteach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'indefinite article': A word preceding a noun to indicate that the noun refers to any member of the class…
353	alt-aiseig	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'linkspan': A kind of drawbridge used mainly to move vehicles on and off a ro-ro vessel or ferry.
354	altair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'altar': A table or similar flat-topped structure used for religious rites.
355	altan	Ainmear		plural of alt.
356	altan cinnteach	Ainmear		plural of alt cinnteach.
357	altan neo-chinnteach	Ainmear		plural of alt neo-chinnteach.
358	altrach	Ainmear		genitive singular of altair.
359	altrach-bheathaichean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Veterinarian': A medical doctor who treats non-human animals.
360	altraich	Ainmear		genitive singular of altrach.
361	altraichean	Ainmear		plural of altair.
362	altraim	Gnìomhair		nourish, foster, maintain, educate.
363	altram	Ainmear		fostering, nourishing, nursing, rearing.
364	alùmanam	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'aluminium': A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an ato…
365	am	Ainmear, Gnìomhair, Alt	/ãũm/	Form of an (“their”) used before the consonants b-, f-, m- or p-.
366	am faod	Gnìomhair		question form of faod.
367	ama	Ainmear		genitive singular of àm.
368	amadain	Ainmear		inflection of amadan:.
369	amadain-mhòintich	Ainmear		inflection of amadan-mòintich:.
370	amadan	Ainmear	/ˈamat̪an/	Equivalent to 'Fool': A type of dessert made of puréed fruit and custard or cream.
371	amadan-mòintich	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'dotterel': A gullible fool, especially an elderly person with impaired faculties.
372	amaideachd	Ainmear	/ˈamətʲəxk/	Equivalent to 'Folly': A clump of trees, particularly one on the crest of a hill (or sometimes on a stretch of open grou…
373	amaideachdan	Ainmear		plural of amaideachd.
374	amaideas	Ainmear		absurdity, foolishness, silliness, nonsense.
375	amaideasan	Ainmear		plural of amaideas.
376	amaideis	Ainmear		genitive singular of amaideas.
377	amail	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		genitive singular of amal.
378	amair	Ainmear		genitive singular of amar.
379	amair-eun	Ainmear		genitive singular of amar-eun.
380	amais	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		come across, find, hit upon.
381	amaladh	Ainmear		hitch, impediment, setback, obstruction.
382	amalaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of amaladh.
383	amalaidhean	Ainmear		plural of amaladh.
384	amannan	Ainmear		plural of àm.
385	amar	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'channel': The wale of a sailing ship which projects beyond the gunwale and to which the shrouds attach vi…
386	amar-eun	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Birdbath': A shallow basin, sometimes ornamental, filled with water for wild birds to drink from or in wh…
387	amar-ionnlaid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bathtub': A large container for holding water in which a person may bathe (take a bath).
388	amaran	Ainmear		plural of amar.
389	amaran-eun	Ainmear		plural of amar-eun.
390	amas	Ainmear		verbal noun of amais.
391	amasan	Ainmear		plural of amas.
392	amhach	Ainmear	/ˈãvɪç/	Equivalent to 'neck': The part of the body connecting the head and the trunk found in humans and some animals.
393	amhaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of amhach.
394	amhaiche	Ainmear		genitive singular of amhaich.
395	amhaichean	Ainmear		plural of amhach.
396	amhairc	Gnìomhair		look, observe, behold, see.
397	amharais	Ainmear		genitive singular of amharas.
398	amharas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'doubt': Disbelief or uncertainty (about something); (countable) a particular instance of such disbelief o…
399	amharasan	Ainmear		plural of amharas.
400	amharc	Ainmear	/ˈãvəɾk/	view, sight, observation.
401	amharc-lainn	Ainmear		genitive singular of amharc-lann.
402	amharc-lann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'observatory': A place where stars, planets and other celestial bodies are observed, usually through a tel…
403	amharc-lannan	Ainmear		plural of amharc-lann.
404	amhasg	Ainmear		barbarian, boor.
405	amhrain	Ainmear	/ˈauɾaɲ/	inflection of amhran:.
406	amhran	Ainmear	/ˈãũɾan/	Equivalent to 'song': A former dynasty in China, reigning from the end of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the beg…
407	an	Gnìomhair, Alt	/ən̪ˠ/	Present interrogative form of is (the copula).
408	an ath bhliadhna	Ainmear		next year.
409	an ath oidhche	Ainmear		the next night; the following night.
410	an dà latha	Ainmear		great change, reversal, turnabout, transformation (of circumstances).
411	an e	Gnìomhair		question form of is.
412	an galar tuiteamas-cadail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'narcolepsy': A disorder characterized by sudden and uncontrollable attacks of deep sleep, often brief, so…
413	an geall	Abairt
414	an t-isean deireadh linn	Abairt		the youngest child in a family (fig.).
415	an urrainn do	Gnìomhair		Question form of 's urrainn do.
416	an-aoibhneas	Ainmear		woe, sadness, sorrow, grief, misery, discomfort.
417	an-chreideamh	Ainmear		unbelief, scepticism, atheism.
418	an-éibhneas	Ainmear		alternative form of an-aoibhneas.
419	ana-caitheamh	Ainmear		prodigality, waste, extravagance, dissipation.
420	ana-caitheamhan	Ainmear		plural of ana-caitheamh.
421	ana-caitheimh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ana-caitheamh.
422	ana-ceartas	Ainmear	/ˈanaˌkʲʰɛrˠs̪t̪əs̪/	injustice, iniquity, unfairness, bad treatment.
423	ana-cothrom	Ainmear		disadvantage, unfairness, adversity.
424	ana-cothroman	Ainmear		plural of ana-cothrom.
425	ana-cothruim	Ainmear		genitive singular of ana-cothrom.
426	ana-creideamh	Ainmear		alternative form of an-chreideamh.
427	ana-cùram	Ainmear		negligence, carelessness.
428	ana-miann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'lust': A feeling of strong desire, especially such a feeling driven by sexual arousal.
429	ana-miannan	Ainmear		plural of ana-miann.
430	ana-mianntan	Ainmear		plural of ana-miann.
431	anail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'rest': Relief from work or activity by sleeping; sleep.
432	anailean	Ainmear		plural of anail.
433	anainn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Eaves': The underside of a roof that extends beyond the external walls of a building.
434	anainne	Ainmear		genitive singular of anainn.
435	anainnean	Ainmear		plural of anainn.
436	anairt-bhàis	Ainmear		genitive singular of anart-bàis.
437	anairt-bhùird	Ainmear		genitive singular of anart-bùird.
438	analach	Ainmear		genitive singular of anail.
439	analachadh	Ainmear	/əˈnaləxə/	Equivalent to 'aspirate mutation': An alteration of the initial consonant of a word which occurs in certain Celtic langu…
440	analachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of analachadh.
441	analachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of analachadh.
442	anam	Ainmear	/ˈãnəm/	term of affection, love.
443	anarag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Anorak': A heavy weatherproof jacket with an attached hood; a parka or windcheater.
444	anaragan	Ainmear		plural of anarag.
445	anaraige	Ainmear		genitive singular of anarag.
446	anart	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'linen': Thread or cloth made from flax fiber.
447	anart-bàis	Ainmear		shroud, winding sheet.
448	anart-bùird	Ainmear		tablecloth, table linen.
449	anartan	Ainmear		plural of anart.
450	anartan-bàis	Ainmear		plural of anart-bàis.
451	anartan-bùird	Ainmear		plural of anart-bùird.
452	anmoch	Ainmear	/ˈaˈnaməx/	Equivalent to 'late': Acronym of limbic-predominant age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy, a form of dementia.
453	annalair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'computer': A programmable electronic device that performs mathematical calculations and logical operation…
454	annalairean	Ainmear		plural of annalair.
455	annas-làimhe	Ainmear		masterpiece, masterwork.
456	antaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'aunt': The sister or sister-in-law of one’s parent.
457	antaidhean	Ainmear		plural of antaidh.
458	ao-	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'un-': Préfixe représentant le chiffre 1 lors de la formation du nom provisoire systématique d’un élément…
459	aodach	Ainmear	/ˈɯːt̪əx/	sails (collectively).
460	aodach-leapa	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bedding': The textiles associated with a bed, e.g., sheets, pillowcases, bedspreads, blankets, etc.
461	aodaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of aodach.
462	aodaich-leapa	Ainmear		genitive singular of aodach-leapa.
463	aodaichean	Ainmear		plural of aodach.
464	aodaichean-leapa	Ainmear		plural of aodach-leapa.
465	aodainn	Ainmear		genitive singular of aodann.
466	aodainnean	Ainmear		plural of aodann.
467	aodann	Ainmear	/ˈɯːt̪ən̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'face': The front part of the head of a human or other animal, featuring the eyes, nose, and mouth, and th…
468	aodann coimheach	Ainmear		alternative form of aodann-coimheach.
469	aodann-coimheach	Ainmear
470	aogais	Ainmear		genitive singular of aogas.
471	aogaisean	Ainmear		plural of aogas.
472	aogas	Ainmear		countenance, air, appearance.
473	aoghaire	Ainmear	/ˈɯː.ɪɾʲə/	herdsman, pastor, shepherd.
474	aoibhinn	Ainmear	/ˈɤivɪɲ/
475	aoibhneas	Ainmear	/ˈɤjɲəs/	gladness, joy, pleasure.
476	aoibhneasan	Ainmear		plural of aoibhneas.
477	aoibhneis	Ainmear		genitive singular of aoibhneas.
478	aoigh	Ainmear	/ɯiʲ/	guest, visitor.
479	aoigheachd	Ainmear		hospitality, entertainment.
480	aoin	Ainmear		genitive singular of aon.
481	aoine	Ainmear	/ˈɯːɲə/	Alternative form of Dihaoine.
482	aoir	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Satire': A literary device of writing or art which principally ridicules its subject often as an intended…
483	aoire	Ainmear		genitive singular of aoir.
484	aois	Ainmear	/[ɯːʃ]/	Equivalent to 'age': The amount of time that some being has been alive, or that some thing has been in existence, as mea…
485	aoise	Ainmear		genitive singular of aois.
486	aoisean	Ainmear		plural of aois.
487	aon	Ainmear	/ɯ̃ːn/	Equivalent to 'one': Honorific alternative letter-case form of one, sometimes used when referring to God or another impo…
488	aon uair deug	Ainmear	/ˌɯːn uəɾʲ ˈtʲiək/	eleven o'clock.
489	aon-adharcach	Ainmear		A unicorn.
490	aon-mhargadh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'monopoly': A situation, by legal privilege or other agreement, in which solely one party (company, cartel…
491	aonachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of aonaich.
492	aonachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aonachadh.
493	aonachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of aonachadh.
494	aonadh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'union': The Oxford Union (a debating society); not to be conflated with Oxford University Student Union (…
495	aonaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Coalesce': Troisième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent du verbe coalescer.
496	aonaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of aonaich.
497	aonaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aonadh.
498	aonaidhean	Ainmear		plural of aonadh.
499	aonain	Ainmear		genitive singular of aonan.
500	aonair	Ainmear	/ˈɯ̃ːnəɾʲ/	genitive singular of aonar.
501	aonais	Ainmear		alternative form of iùnais (“want”).
502	aonan	Ainmear	/ˈɯnan/	Equivalent to 'one': Honorific alternative letter-case form of one, sometimes used when referring to God or another impo…
503	aonar	Ainmear	/ˈɯ̃ːnəɾ/	Equivalent to 'one': Honorific alternative letter-case form of one, sometimes used when referring to God or another impo…
504	aonarain	Ainmear		genitive singular of aonaran.
505	aonaran	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Recluse': A person who lives in self-imposed isolation or seclusion from the world, especially for religi…
506	aonaranachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'loneliness': A feeling of depression resulting from being alone or from having no companions.
507	aonaranan	Ainmear		plural of aonaran.
508	aonrachd	Ainmear	/ˈɯ̃ːrˠəxk/	aloneness, solitude.
509	aonranachd	Ainmear		alternative form of aonaranachd.
510	aonta	Ainmear		unity, harmony of sentiment, brotherly harmony.
511	aontachadh	Ainmear		agreement, understanding.
512	aontachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aontachadh.
513	aontachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of aontachadh.
514	aontachd	Ainmear		corporation.
515	aontaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'agree': pleasant.
516	aontaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of aonta.
517	aontaidhean	Ainmear		plural of aonta.
518	aontamhachd	Ainmear	/ˈɯːn̪t̪ʰəvəxk/	Equivalent to 'Celibacy': Abstaining from marriage; the state of being unmarried.
519	aontamhachdan	Ainmear		plural of aontamhachd.
520	aontan	Ainmear		plural of aonta.
521	aotramain	Ainmear		inflection of aotraman:.
522	aotraman	Ainmear		alternative form of aotroman.
523	aotromain	Ainmear		inflection of aotroman:.
524	aotroman	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'urinary bladder': An elastic, muscular sac situated in the pelvic cavity, into which urine from the kidne…
525	apag	Ainmear	/ˈaʰpak/	talkative, prating woman.
526	apracot	Ainmear		apricot, Prunus armeniaca (both tree and fruit).
527	apragod	Ainmear		alternative form of apracot (“apricot”).
528	apragodan	Ainmear		plural of apragod.
529	apragoid	Ainmear		genitive singular of apragod.
530	ar	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/aɾ/	slaughter, carnage (more severe than marbh).
531	àraich	Gnìomhair		cherish, nurture, nourish, tend to.
532	arain	Ainmear		genitive singular of aran.
533	arain-choirce	Ainmear		genitive singular of aran-coirce.
534	aran	Ainmear	/ˈa.ɾan/	livelihood, sustenance.
535	aran milis	Ainmear	/[ˈaɾan ˈmilɪʃ]/	A sweetbread, gingerbread, shortbread, cake, or bun.
536	aran-coirce	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Oatmeal': Meal made from rolled or round oats.
537	aran-donn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'brown bread': Any bread with a brown colour as contrasted with white, off-white, or other colours.
538	arbhair	Ainmear		genitive singular of arbhar.
539	arbhar	Ainmear	/ˈaˈɾavəɾ/	corn (fruits of a cereal crop, growing or in sheaf; includes grain and straw, but ceases to be applied to either when se…
540	arc	Ainmear	/arxk/	cork, bung, stopper.
541	arc-eòlais	Ainmear		genitive singular of arc-eòlas.
542	arc-eòlas	Ainmear		archaeology.
543	àrdaich	Gnìomhair		exalt, extol, elevate, raise aloft, heighten, promote.
544	argumaid	Ainmear
545	arm	Ainmear	/ˈaɾam/	Equivalent to 'weapon': An instrument of attack or defense in combat or hunting, e.g.
546	armaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'arm': The portion of the upper human appendage, from the shoulder to the wrist and sometimes including th…
547	armailt	Ainmear
548	armailtean	Ainmear		plural of armailt.
549	ars	Gnìomhair	/ɔs̪/	alternative form of arsa (“said”) used before vowels.
550	arsa	Gnìomhair	/ˈɔs̪ə/
551	arspag	Ainmear	/ˈarˠs̪pak/	great black-backed gull (Larus marinus).
552	artaigil	Ainmear		an article, a piece of writing.
553	as	Gnìomhair		Combination of the relative particle a with the copula is.
554	às an dris anns an droigheann	Abairt		out of the frying pan, into the fire.
555	asail	Ainmear		genitive singular of asal.
556	asal	Ainmear	/ˈas̪al̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'Ass': Any of several species of horse-like animals, especially Equus asinus, the domesticated of which ar…
557	asal-stiallach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Zebra': Any of three species of subgenus Hippotigris: Equus grevyi, Equus quagga, or Equus zebra, all wit…
558	asalan	Ainmear		plural of asal.
559	ascair	Ainmear		Alternative form of asgair.
560	ascairean	Ainmear		plural of ascair.
561	ascaoin	Ainmear		inner side (of garment).
562	ascaoine	Ainmear		genitive singular of ascaoin.
563	asgaidh	Ainmear	/ˈas̪kɪ/	gift, present.
564	asgaidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of asgaidh.
565	asgaidhean	Ainmear		plural of asgaidh.
566	asgaill	Ainmear
567	asgair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Apostrophe': An arrangement of chlorophyll grains perpendicular to the outer surface of plant cells, as o…
568	asgairean	Ainmear		plural of asgair.
569	asna	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'rib': Any of a series of long curved bones occurring in 12 pairs in humans and other animals and extendin…
570	asnaichean	Ainmear		plural of asna.
571	astar	Ainmear
572	astatain	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Astatine': A highly radioactive chemical element (symbol At), one of the halogens, with atomic number 85.
573	astrachadh sòisealta	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'social distancing': The practice of maintaining physical distance between people to reduce the spread of…
574	at	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		protuberance, prominence.
575	at-bràghad	Ainmear		peritonsillar abscess, quinsy.
576	atadh	Ainmear	/ˈaʰt̪əɣ/	Equivalent to 'Swelling': Anything swollen, especially any abnormally swollen part of the body.
577	ataidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of atadh.
578	ataidhean	Ainmear		plural of atadh.
579	ataireachd	Ainmear		swell of the sea.
580	ath-agair	Gnìomhair
581	ath-agairt	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-agair.
582	ath-ainmeachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-ainmich.
583	ath-ainmeachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-ainmeachadh.
584	ath-ainmeachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-ainmeachadh.
585	ath-ainmich	Gnìomhair
586	ath-aithris	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		reiterate, repeat.
587	ath-bheachd	Ainmear		afterthought, reconsideration, retrospect.
588	ath-bheachda	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-bheachd.
589	ath-bheachdachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-bheachdaich.
590	ath-bheachdachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-bheachdachadh.
591	ath-bheachdachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-bheachdachadh.
592	ath-bheachdaich	Gnìomhair		reconsider, review.
593	ath-bheachdan	Ainmear		plural of ath-bheachd.
594	ath-bheothachadh	Ainmear		alternative form of ath-bheothachadh.
595	ath-bheothachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-bheothachadh.
596	ath-bheothachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-bheothachadh.
597	ath-bheòthaich	Gnìomhair		reanimate, refresh, rekindle, revive.
598	ath-bhlas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'aftertaste': A taste of something that persists when it is no longer present.
599	ath-bhreith	Ainmear		regeneration.
600	ath-bhreithneachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-bhreithnich.
601	ath-bhreithneachadh laghail	Ainmear		judicial review.
602	ath-bhreithneachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-bhreithneachadh.
603	ath-bhreithneachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-bhreithneachadh.
604	ath-bhreithnich	Gnìomhair		to review, reconsider.
605	ath-bhriathrachas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Tautology': Redundant use of words, a pleonasm, an unnecessary and tedious repetition.
606	ath-bhriathraiche	Ainmear		tautologist.
607	ath-bhrod	Gnìomhair		to resuscitate.
608	ath-bhrosnaich	Gnìomhair
609	ath-bhualadh	Ainmear		reaction, repercussion.
610	ath-bhuannaich	Gnìomhair
611	ath-bhuidhinn	Gnìomhair
612	ath-chagainn	Gnìomhair		ruminate, chew the cud.
613	ath-chagnadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-chagainn.
614	ath-cheangal	Ainmear		rebinding.
615	ath-cheannaich	Gnìomhair		redeem, repurchase.
616	ath-cheannsachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-cheannsaich.
617	ath-cheannsachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-cheannsachadh.
618	ath-cheannsachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-cheannsachadh.
619	ath-cheannsaich	Gnìomhair		reconquer.
620	ath-cheasnachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-cheasnaich.
621	ath-cheasnaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 're-examine': To question a witness in redirect examination.
622	ath-cheumnachadh	Ainmear		recapitulation.
623	ath-chlaon	Gnìomhair
624	ath-chlaonadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-chlaon.
625	ath-chleamhnas	Ainmear		relationship.
626	ath-chluich	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Replay': An act or instance of replaying (of playing something, such as a game, again); a replaying of (s…
627	ath-chòireachadh	Ainmear		adaptation.
628	ath-choisich	Gnìomhair		retrace one's steps.
629	ath-chomas	Ainmear		rehabilitation.
630	ath-chruinnich	Gnìomhair
631	ath-chruthachadh	Ainmear		reformation, regeneration.
632	ath-chruthaich	Gnìomhair		reconstruct, recreate, reform, regenerate.
633	ath-chuairteachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-chuairtich.
634	ath-chuairteachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-chuairteachadh.
635	ath-chuairteachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-chuairteachadh.
636	ath-chuairtich	Gnìomhair
637	ath-chuir	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		transplant.
638	ath-chunntadh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Recount': Narration, account, description, rendering.
639	ath-chur	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-chuir.
640	ath-dhealbh	Gnìomhair		transform.
641	ath-dhealbhadh	Ainmear		metamorphosis, transformation.
642	ath-dhèan	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Redo': A repeated action; a doing again, refurbishment, etc.
643	ath-dhèanadh	Ainmear		alternative form of ath-dhèanamh.
644	ath-dhèanaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-dhèanadh.
645	ath-dhèanaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-dhèanadh.
646	ath-dhèanaimh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-dhèanamh.
647	ath-dhèanamh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-dhèan.
648	ath-dheuchainn	Ainmear		re-examination.
649	ath-dhìol	Gnìomhair		recompense, refund, repay, requite.
650	ath-dhìoladh	Ainmear		recompense, refund, retribution.
651	ath-dhìolaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-dhìoladh.
652	ath-dhìolaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-dhìoladh.
653	ath-dhùblachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-dhùblaich.
654	ath-dhùblaich	Gnìomhair
655	ath-dhùisg	Gnìomhair		resuscitate.
656	ath-eagaraich	Gnìomhair		reorganise.
657	ath-èisdeachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'appeal': An application to a superior court or judge for a decision or order by an inferior court or judg…
658	ath-fhasdaich	Gnìomhair		re-engage.
659	ath-fhilleadh	Ainmear		invagination.
660	ath-fhrithealadh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'aftercare': The care given to a patient during recovery from an operation or after hospitalization.
661	ath-fhuaim	Ainmear		resonance.
662	ath-ghabh	Gnìomhair
663	ath-ghabh a-steach	Gnìomhair
664	ath-ghabhalach	Ainmear		subtenant.
665	ath-ghairm	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Encore': A brief extra performance, done after the main performance is complete.
666	ath-ghin	Gnìomhair		regenerate.
667	ath-ghineamhainn	Ainmear		regeneration.
668	ath-ghintinn	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-ghin.
669	ath-ghlac	Gnìomhair		recapture.
670	ath-ghnàthachadh	Ainmear		rehabilitation.
671	ath-innis	Gnìomhair		recapitulate.
672	ath-innse	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-innis.
673	ath-innsean	Ainmear		plural of ath-innse.
674	ath-innsidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-innse.
675	ath-lathaich	Gnìomhair		procrastinate, delay.
676	ath-leasachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-leasaich.
677	ath-leasachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-leasachadh.
678	ath-leasachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-leasachadh.
679	ath-leasachair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Reformer': Alternative letter-case form of reformer (“one involved in the Reformation”).
680	ath-leasaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'reform': The change of something that is defective, broken, inefficient or otherwise negative, in order t…
681	ath-leasaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of ath-leasaich.
682	ath-leigeil a-steach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Readmission': A second or subsequent admission.
683	ath-leithid	Ainmear
684	ath-leum	Gnìomhair
685	ath-lìon	Gnìomhair
686	ath-lorgaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Retrace': The period when the beam of the cathode-ray tube returns to its initial horizontal position in…
687	ath-neartaich	Gnìomhair		reinforce.
688	ath-nochd	Gnìomhair		reproduce, copy.
689	ath-nuadhaich	Gnìomhair		regenerate.
690	ath-obair	Ainmear
691	ath-phàidheadh	Ainmear		repayment.
692	ath-raonadh	Ainmear		refraction.
693	ath-reic	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Resale': Sale of something previously bought.
694	ath-rèiteachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-rèitich.
695	ath-rèitich	Gnìomhair		reconcile.
696	ath-roinn	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		redivide, subdivide.
697	ath-ruith	Gnìomhair
698	ath-sgal	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'echo': An oread, punished by Hera by losing her own voice and only being able to mimic that of others.
699	ath-sgala	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-sgal.
700	ath-sgalan	Ainmear		plural of ath-sgal.
701	ath-sgrìobh	Gnìomhair		copy, rewrite, transcribe.
702	ath-sgrìobhadh	Ainmear		copy, rewrite, transcript, transcription.
703	ath-sgrìobhaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ath-sgrìobhadh.
704	ath-sgrìobhaidhean	Ainmear		plural of ath-sgrìobhadh.
705	ath-sgrìobhair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Transcriber': A person who transcribes; a transcriptionist.
706	ath-sgrìobhairean	Ainmear		plural of ath-sgrìobhair.
707	ath-sgrùd	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'revise': A second proof sheet; a proof sheet taken after the first or a subsequent correction.
708	ath-sgrùdadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-sgrùd.
709	ath-shealbhaich	Gnìomhair		repossess.
710	ath-sheall	Gnìomhair		reconsider.
711	ath-shealladh	Gnìomhair		retrospect.
712	ath-shlàinte	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Convalescence': A gradual healing after illness or injury.
713	ath-shoineas	Ainmear		resonance.
714	ath-shuidheachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-shuidhich.
715	ath-shuidhich	Gnìomhair		initialize.
716	ath-smaoinich	Gnìomhair		reconsider.
717	ath-smuain	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Afterthought': A reflection after an act; a later or subsequent thought, action, or expedient.
718	ath-thagair	Gnìomhair
719	ath-thagairt	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-thagair.
720	ath-thagh	Gnìomhair
721	ath-thagradh	Ainmear		alternative form of ath-thagairt.
722	ath-thaigh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'annex': A census-designated place in Malheur County, Oregon, United States.
723	ath-thaisbean	Ainmear		restatement.
724	ath-thinneas-cloinne	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'afterpain': Pain that occurs or remains after an event, such as surgery (especially dental surgery), eati…
725	ath-thionndadh	Ainmear
726	ath-thog	Gnìomhair		rebuild, reconstruct.
727	ath-thogail	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-thog.
728	ath-thòisich	Gnìomhair		recommence, resume.
729	ath-thruas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'compassion': Deep awareness of the suffering of others that people have to the point of them being motiva…
730	ath-thuisleachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-thuislich.
731	ath-thuislich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Relapse': The act or situation of relapsing.
732	ath-thuit	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Relapse': The act or situation of relapsing.
733	ath-thuiteam	Ainmear		verbal noun of ath-thuit.
734	ath-ùraich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Regenerate': One who is spiritually reborn.
735	athair	Ainmear	/ˈahəð/	Equivalent to 'father': A male parent, especially of a human; a male who parents a child (which he has sired, adopted, f…
736	athair-baistidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'godfather': A man present at the christening of a baby who promises to help raise the child in a Christia…
737	athair-cèile	Ainmear		father-in-law.
738	athan	Ainmear		plural of àth (“ford”).
739	athar	Ainmear		genitive singular of athair.
740	athar-baistidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of athair-baistidh.
741	athar-cèile	Ainmear		genitive singular of athair-cèile.
742	atharrachadh	Ainmear		change, variation, alteration.
743	atharrachadh aimsir	Ainmear		climate change.
744	atharrachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of atharrachadh.
745	atharrachaidh aimsir	Ainmear		genitive singular of atharrachadh aimsir.
746	atharrachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of atharrachadh.
747	atharrachaidhean aimsir	Ainmear		plural of atharrachadh aimsir.
748	atharraich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'change': The process of becoming different.
749	atharraich do chainnt	Abairt		change your tune.
750	athchuinge	Ainmear	/ˈaxɪɲcə/	petition, entreaty, request.
751	athchuingean	Ainmear		plural of athchuinge.
752	athraichean	Ainmear		plural of athair.
753	athraichean-baistidh	Ainmear		plural of athair-baistidh.
754	athraichean-cèile	Ainmear		plural of athair-cèile.
755	b'	Gnìomhair	/p-/	Form of bu used before vowels and fh-.
756	b' àill leat	Abairt	/ˈpaːʎɛht/	Sorry? Pardon? (informal singular).
757	b' àill leibh	Abairt	/ˈb̥aːʎəv/	sorry? pardon? (plural or formal singular).
758	b' eòlach do sheanair air	Abairt		An ironic phrase which indicates that the speaker considers what has been said to be unlikely, or refers to something ne…
759	b' fheàrr	Abairt	/ˈb̥jɑːrˠ/	past/conditional of is fheàrr.
760	b' urrainn do	Gnìomhair		conditional of 's urrainn do.
761	bà	Ainmear		genitive singular of bò.
762	bab	Ainmear	/pap/	child's excrement (hence abab).
763	bàbhain	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàbhan.
764	bàbhan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bulwark': The planking or plating along the sides of a nautical vessel above her gunwale that reduces the…
765	bàbhanan	Ainmear		plural of bàbhan.
766	bac	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		delay, obstacle, hindrance.
767	bac an tùs	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'nip in the bud': To remove a bud (from a plant) to prevent flower and fruit from forming.
768	baca	Ainmear		genitive singular of bac.
769	bacach	Ainmear	/ˈpaxkəx/	a crippled person.
770	bacadh	Ainmear	/ˈpaʰkəɣ/	obstacle, obstruction, hindrance, restraint, act of hindering or preventing.
771	bacadh-cadail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'insomnia': A sleeping disorder that is known for its symptoms of unrest and the inability to sleep.
772	bacaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bacadh.
773	bacaidh-cadail	Ainmear		genitive singular of bacadh-cadail.
774	bacaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bacadh.
775	bacaidhean-cadail	Ainmear		plural of bacadh-cadail.
776	bacan	Ainmear		plural of bac.
777	bacan cearr	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Turbot': Any of species Scophthalmus maximus (syn.
778	bachall	Ainmear	/ˈpaxəl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'crosier': A staff with a hooked end similar to a shepherd's crook, or with a cross at the end, carried by…
779	bachlag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'shoot': To launch (forcefully project) a projectile.
780	bachlagan	Ainmear		plural of bachlag.
781	bachlaig	Ainmear		genitive singular of bachlag.
782	bad	Ainmear	/b̥at̪/	thicket, clump (of trees).
783	badan	Ainmear		plural of bad (“place, spot; tuft, bunch; flock, group; thicket, clump (of trees)”).
784	baga	Ainmear	/ˈb̥akə/	Equivalent to 'sack': A bag; especially a large bag of strong, coarse material for storage and handling of various commo…
785	bagaichean	Ainmear		plural of baga.
786	bagair	Gnìomhair		threaten (with air).
787	bagairt	Ainmear	/ˈpakərʃtʲ/	verbal noun of bagair.
788	bagairtean	Ainmear		plural of bagairt.
789	bàgh	Ainmear	/paːɣ/	Equivalent to 'bay': Ellipsis of San Francisco Bay Area (metropolitan area in California): a geographic region of Califo…
790	bagradh	Ainmear		verbal noun of bagair.
791	bagraidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bagradh.
792	bagraidhean	Ainmear		plural of bagradh.
793	baic	Ainmear		alternative spelling of bàic.
794	baicichean	Ainmear		plural of baic.
795	baid	Ainmear		genitive singular of bad.
796	baideal	Ainmear
797	bàidh	Ainmear	/paːj/	mercy, clemency, commiseration, partiality, benignity, humanity.
798	baidhsagail	Ainmear		genitive singular of baidhsagal.
799	baidhsagal	Ainmear
800	baidhsagalan	Ainmear		plural of baidhsagal.
801	bàigh	Ainmear		alternative form of bàidh.
802	bail	Ainmear		thrift, frugality.
803	baile	Ainmear	/ˈb̥alə/	Equivalent to 'town': A settlement; an area with residential districts, shops and amenities, and its own local governmen…
804	baile beag	Ainmear		alternative form of baile-beag.
805	baile mòir	Ainmear		genitive singular of baile mòr.
806	baile mòr	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'city': A large settlement, bigger than a town; sometimes with a specific legal definition, depending on t…
807	baile-beag	Ainmear	/palə pek/
808	baile-bhig	Ainmear	/palə vɪkʲ/	genitive singular of baile-beag.
809	baile-dùthchail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'village': A rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town.
810	bàillidh	Ainmear	/ˈpaːʎi/	Equivalent to 'Magistrate': A judicial officer with limited authority to administer and enforce the law.
811	bàillidhean	Ainmear		plural of bàillidh.
812	bailtean	Ainmear	/ˈb̥al.tʲən/	plural of baile.
813	bailtean mòra	Ainmear		plural of baile mòr.
814	bailtean-beaga	Ainmear	/palt̪ʲan pekə/	plural of baile-beag.
815	bainn-leathainn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann-leathann.
816	bainne	Ainmear	/ˈb̥aɲə/	genitive singular of bann.
817	bainne na briogais	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann na briogais.
818	bainne-dùirn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann-dùirn.
819	bainnse	Ainmear		genitive singular of banais.
820	bainnseadh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ãĩʃəɣ/	genitive singular of banais (“wedding”).
821	bainnsean	Ainmear		plural of banais.
822	bainrìgh	Ainmear		alternative form of banrigh.
823	bainrìghrean	Ainmear		plural of bainrìgh.
824	bainthighearnan	Ainmear		plural of baintighearna.
825	baintighearna	Ainmear	/ˈb̥aiɲdʲʒərˠn̪ˠə/	Used to refer to the Goddess.
826	bàir	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàr.
827	bàird	Ainmear		inflection of bàrd:.
828	bàire	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàir.
829	bàirean	Ainmear		plural of bàir.
830	bairill	Ainmear		alternative form of baraill (“barrel”).
831	bàirneach	Ainmear	/ˈpaːɾʲɲəx/
832	bàis	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàs.
833	baist	Gnìomhair	/paʃtʲ/	baptize, christen.
834	baiste	Gnìomhair		past participle of baist.
835	baisteadh	Ainmear	/ˈpaʃtʲəɣ/	verbal noun of baist.
836	baistidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of baisteadh.
837	baistidhean	Ainmear		plural of baisteadh.
838	bàite	Gnìomhair		past participle of bàth.
839	balach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥al̪ˠəx/	Equivalent to 'boy': ISO 639-3 language code for Bodo (Central Africa).
840	balachain	Ainmear		genitive singular of balachan.
841	balachain-sgoile	Ainmear		genitive singular of balachan-sgoile.
842	balachan	Ainmear		diminutive of balach: little boy.
843	balachan-sgoile	Ainmear		schoolboy.
844	balaich	Ainmear	/ˈb̥al̪ˠiç/	vocative/genitive singular.
845	balbhan	Ainmear		mute (person unable to speak).
846	balg	Ainmear	/ˈpal̪ˠak/	Equivalent to 'Blister': A small bubble between the layers of the skin that contains watery or bloody fluid and is cause…
847	balg-buachrach	Ainmear
848	balgaim	Ainmear		genitive singular of balgam.
849	balgair	Ainmear		rogue, scoundrel, shyster, thief, impudent person.
850	balgam	Ainmear		mouthful (of a drink), sip, gulp.
851	balgaman	Ainmear		plural of balgam (“mouthful, sip”).
852	balgan-buachair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Mushroom': Any of the fleshy fruiting bodies of fungi typically produced above ground on soil or on their…
853	ball	Ainmear	/paul̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'article': A piece of nonfiction writing such as a story, report, opinion piece, or entry in a newspaper…
854	ball-basgaid	Ainmear	/ˌpauɫ̪ ˈpaskɪtʲ/	Equivalent to 'basketball': A sport in which two opposing teams of five players strive to put a ball through a hoop.
855	ball-bholaidh	Ainmear	/ˌpauɫ̪ ˈvɔɫ̪i/	volleyball.
856	ball-chrith	Ainmear	/ˌpaul̪ˠ ˈxɾiː/	trembling, tremor.
857	ball-coise	Ainmear	/ˌpaul̪ˠ ˈkʰɔʃə/	Equivalent to 'football': A sport played on foot in which teams attempt to get a ball into a goal or zone defended by th…
858	ball-coise Aimeireaganach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'American football': A team sport similar to rugby football, played by two teams of eleven players on a re…
859	ball-goilf	Ainmear	/ˌpaul̪ˠ ˈkɔlf/	Equivalent to 'golf ball': A small, usually white ball that is designed for use in the game of golf.
860	ball-stèidhe	Ainmear	/ˌpaul̪ˠ ˈʃtʲeː.ə/
861	balla	Ainmear	/ˈpaɫ̪ə/	Equivalent to 'wall': A Chinese constellation located near Pegasus and Andromeda, one of the 28 lunar mansions and part…
862	ballachan	Ainmear		plural of balla.
863	ballan	Ainmear		bucket, wooden vessel.
864	ballrachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Membership': The state of being a member of a group or organization.
865	ballrachdan	Ainmear		plural of ballrachd.
866	balt	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'selvage': The edge of a woven fabric, where the weft (side-to-side) threads run around the warp (top to b…
867	baltan	Ainmear		plural of balt.
868	bambù	Ainmear	/[pamˈbuː]/	Equivalent to 'bamboo': A fast-growing grass of the Bambusoideae subfamily, characterised by its woody, hollow, round, s…
869	ban-aba	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'abbess': A female superior or governess of a nunnery, or convent of nuns, having the same authority over…
870	ban-actair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'actress': A female who performs on the stage or in films.
871	ban-adhaltraiche	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Adulteress': A female adulterer, a married woman or wife who commits adultery.
872	ban-adhaltraichean	Ainmear		plural of ban-adhaltraiche.
873	ban-choinean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Doe': A female deer; also used of similar animals such as antelope (less commonly a goat, as nanny is als…
874	ban-dalta	Ainmear		foster daughter.
875	ban-dalta-baistidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'goddaughter': A female child whose baptism is sponsored by a godparent.
876	ban-dè	Ainmear		genitive singular of ban-dia.
877	bàn-dhearg	Ainmear	/ˈpaːnʝɛɾak/	Equivalent to 'pink': A small hole or puncture made by a sharp, slender instrument such as a rapier, poniard or dagger…
878	ban-dia	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Goddess': The single goddess of various monotheistic religions.
879	ban-dia coille	Ainmear
880	ban-diabhal	Ainmear
881	ban-diathan	Ainmear		plural of ban-dia.
882	ban-diùc	Ainmear
883	ban-draoidh	Ainmear		witch, sorceress, enchantress.
884	ban-dubhairiche	Ainmear
885	ban-Eireannach	Ainmear		Irishwoman.
886	ban-Eireannaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of ban-Eireannach.
887	ban-fhàidh	Ainmear		prophetess.
888	ban-iarla	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Countess': Alternative letter-case form of countess.
889	ban-iasgair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'fishwife': A woman who sells or works with fish; a female fishmonger.
890	ban-ifrinneach	Ainmear
891	ban-ìmpire	Ainmear		alternative form of ban-ìmpire.
892	ban-impirean	Ainmear		plural of ban-impire.
893	ban-iompaire	Ainmear		alternative form of ban-ìmpire.
894	ban-ìompairean	Ainmear		plural of ban-ìompaire.
895	ban-laoch	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Amazon': A river in South America, that flows through Brazil for about 4000 miles to the Atlantic.
896	ban-nàbaidh	Ainmear		alternative form of banabaidh (“female neighbour”).
897	ban-ogha	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Granddaughter': The daughter of someone's child.
898	ban-òglach	Ainmear		alternative form of ban-òglach.
899	ban-oighre	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Heiress': A woman who has a right of inheritance or who stands to inherit.
900	ban-oirchisiche	Ainmear		benefactress.
901	ban-sglàmhrainn	Ainmear		termagant, shrew, virago.
902	ban-solaraiche	Ainmear		female caterer.
903	ban-tighearna	Ainmear		alternative form of baintighearna.
904	ban-tighearnan	Ainmear		plural of ban-tighearna.
905	ban-tràill	Ainmear
906	bana-bhàird	Ainmear		genitive singular of bana-bhàrd.
907	bana-bhàrd	Ainmear
908	bana-bhuidseach	Ainmear	/ˌpana ˈvutʲʃəx/	Equivalent to 'witch': A person (now usually particularly a woman) who uses magical or similar supernatural powers to in…
909	bana-bhuidsich	Ainmear		genitive singular of bana-bhuidseach.
910	bana-bhuidsichean	Ainmear		plural of bana-bhuidseach.
911	bana-chleasaiche	Ainmear		female player, actress.
912	bana-chluicheadair	Ainmear		female player, actress.
913	bana-ghaisgeach	Ainmear
914	bana-ghaisgich	Ainmear		genitive singular of bana-ghaisgeach.
915	bana-ghoistidh	Ainmear	/ˌbana ˈɣɔʃdʲɪ/	godmother, female sponsor.
916	bana-ghoistidhean	Ainmear		plural of bana-ghoistidh.
917	bana-phrionnsa	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Princess': A female member of a royal family other than a queen, especially a daughter or granddaughter o…
918	bana-phrionnsachan	Ainmear		plural of bana-phrionnsa.
919	bana-phrionnsan	Ainmear		plural of bana-phrionnsa.
920	bana-shearbhanta	Ainmear		female servant.
921	bana-shearbhantan	Ainmear		plural of bana-shearbhanta.
922	banabaidh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ãn̪ˠapi/	female neighbour, neighbouress.
923	banacharaid	Ainmear		female friend, girlfriend.
924	banachdach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'vaccine': A substance given to stimulate a body's production of antibodies and provide immunity against a…
925	banachdaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of banachdach.
926	banachdaichean	Ainmear	/ˈbanəxɡəxʲən/	plural of banachdach.
927	banais	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ãniʃ/	Equivalent to 'wedding': A marriage ceremony; a ritual officially celebrating the beginning of a marriage.
928	banaltraim	Ainmear		genitive singular of banaltram.
929	banaltram	Ainmear		A nurse, nanny; a woman who looks after other people's children.
930	banaltraman	Ainmear		plural of banaltram.
931	banarach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Milkmaid': A girl or young woman who milks the cows on a farm.
932	banaraich	Ainmear		genitive singular of banarach.
933	banaraichean	Ainmear		plural of banarach.
934	banas-taighe	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'home economics': The study of homemaking, including cookery, needlework, cleaning, etc.
935	banca	Ainmear		bank (an institution where one can place and borrow money and take care of financial affairs).
936	bancaichean	Ainmear		plural of banca.
937	bancaid	Ainmear		alternative form of bangaid.
938	banchaig	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Milkmaid': A girl or young woman who milks the cows on a farm.
939	banfhlaithe	Ainmear		genitive singular of banfhlath.
940	banfhlaithean	Ainmear		plural of banfhlath.
941	banfhlath	Ainmear		wife of a chieftain, noblewoman.
942	bangaid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Banquet': A large celebratory meal; a feast.
943	bann	Ainmear	/b̥aun̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'bond': A document constituting evidence of a long-term debt, by which the bond issuer (the borrower) is o…
944	bann na briogais	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Waistband': A band of fabric encircling the waist, especially a part of a pair of pants or a skirt.
945	bann-dùirn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'cuff': A blow, especially with the open hand; a box; a slap.
946	bann-làimhe	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bracelet': A band or chain worn around the wrist as jewelry/jewellery or an ornament.
947	bann-leathann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Broadband': A wideband of electromagnetic frequencies.
948	banna	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann.
949	banna na briogais	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann na briogais.
950	banna-làimhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of bann-làimhe.
951	bannan	Ainmear		plural of bann.
952	bannan na briogais	Ainmear		plural of bann na briogais.
953	bannan-dùirn	Ainmear		plural of bann-dùirn.
954	bannan-làimhe	Ainmear		plural of bann-làimhe.
955	bannas	Ainmear		gums (of the mouth).
956	banntan	Ainmear		plural of bann.
957	banntan na briogais	Ainmear		plural of bann na briogais.
958	banntrach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ãũn̪ˠt̪ɾəx/	Equivalent to 'widow': A person whose spouse is absent: A person who has lost a spouse and not remarried: A woman whose…
959	banntraich	Ainmear		genitive singular of banntrach.
960	banntraichean	Ainmear		plural of banntrach.
961	banrigh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ãũrˠi/	queen, female monarch.
962	banrighe	Ainmear		genitive singular of banrigh.
963	banrighean	Ainmear		plural of banrigh.
964	banrighinn	Ainmear		alternative form of banrigh.
965	banrighinnean	Ainmear		plural of banrighinn.
966	bantrach	Ainmear		alternative form of banntrach (“widow, widower”).
967	bantraich	Ainmear		genitive singular of bantrach.
968	bantraichean	Ainmear		plural of bantrach.
969	baoghail	Ainmear		genitive singular of baoghal.
970	baoghal	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Weirdo': A strange, odd, eccentric person.
971	baois	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'desire': The feeling of desiring; an eager longing for something.
972	baoiseachd	Ainmear	/ˈpɯːʃaxk/	synonym of baois (“lewdness, lust”).
973	baoiteag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'worm': A generally tubular invertebrate of the annelid phylum; an earthworm.
974	bàr	Ainmear
975	bàraichean	Ainmear		plural of bàr.
976	barail	Ainmear	/ˈpa.ɾal/	conjecture, guess, estimation.
977	baraile	Ainmear		genitive singular of barail.
978	barailean	Ainmear		plural of barail.
979	baraill	Ainmear	/ˈpaɾɪʎ/	barrel (of a gun).
980	baraille	Ainmear		alternative form of baraill (“barrel, cask; barrel of a gun”).
981	baraillean	Ainmear		plural of baraille.
982	baralach	Ainmear		genitive singular of barail.
983	barantachd	Ainmear		alternative form of barrantachd.
984	barantachdan	Ainmear		plural of barantachd.
985	barantaich	Gnìomhair		alternative form of barrantaich.
986	barantaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of barantaich.
987	baratòn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Baritone': The male voice between tenor and bass.
988	bàrd	Ainmear	/paːrˠʃt̪/	meadow, land on the edge of a river.
989	bàrdachd	Ainmear		satire, lampooning, sarcasm.
990	bàrdan	Ainmear		diminutive of bàrd.
991	bargain	Ainmear		inflection of bargan:.
992	bargan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'bargain': An agreement between parties concerning the sale of property; or a contract by which one party…
993	barganan	Ainmear		plural of bargan.
994	bàrr	Ainmear	/paːrˠ/	Equivalent to 'Crest': Acronym of comparisons, reasons, examples, statistics, testimony, the five types of verbal suppor…
995	bàrr a' chinn	Ainmear		vertex, top, crown (of head).
996	barra	Ainmear	/ˈparˠə/	genitive singular of bàrr.
997	barra a' chinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàrr a' chinn.
998	barra-mhìslein	Ainmear		trefoil (bird's-foot trefoil).
999	barrachd	Ainmear	/ˈb̥arˠəxk/	superiority.
1000	barrachdan	Ainmear		plural of barrachd.
1001	barraill	Ainmear		genitive singular of barrall.
1002	barraillean	Ainmear		plural of barrall.
1003	barrall	Ainmear	/ˈb̥arˠəl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'Shoelace': A lace used for fastening a shoe.
1004	barran	Ainmear		plural of bàrr.
1005	barran a' chinn	Ainmear		plural of bàrr a' chinn.
1006	barrantachd	Ainmear		verbal noun of barrantaich.
1007	barrantachdan	Ainmear		plural of barrantachd.
1008	barrantaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'warrant': Authorization or certification; a sanction, as given by a superior.
1009	barrantaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of barrantaich.
1010	bas	Ainmear	/pas̪/	death, demise (particularly of an animal).
1011	bàsachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of bàsaich.
1012	bàsachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàsachadh.
1013	bàsachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bàsachadh.
1014	bàsaich	Gnìomhair		die (in general).
1015	bàsaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of bàsaich.
1016	basan	Ainmear	/ˈpas̪ən/	Equivalent to 'bass': The perch; any of various marine and freshwater fish resembling the perch, all within the order of…
1017	bascaid	Ainmear
1018	basgaid	Ainmear	/ˈpaskɪtʲ/
1019	basgaide	Ainmear		genitive singular of basgaid.
1020	basgaidean	Ainmear		plural of basgaid.
1021	bàt'-aigeil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Submarine': A boat that can go underwater.
1022	bàt'-aiseig	Ainmear	/paːht̪ˈaʃɪc/	ferry, ferryboat.
1023	bàta	Ainmear	/ˈpaːʰt̪ə/	a staff, a walking stick.
1024	bàta-luath	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Speedboat': A fast boat, usually small (for 1-8 people).
1025	bàta-ràmh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'rowboat': A small open boat propelled by oars (by rowing).
1026	bàta-sàbhalaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Lifeboat': A boat especially designed for saving the lives of shipwrecked people or people in distress at…
1027	bàta-smùide	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Steamboat': Ellipsis of Steamboat Springs: a city, the county seat of Routt County, Colorado, United Stat…
1028	bàta-teasairginn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Lifeboat': A boat especially designed for saving the lives of shipwrecked people or people in distress at…
1029	bàta-tumaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Submarine': A boat that can go underwater.
1030	bàtaichean	Ainmear		plural of bàta.
1031	bàtaichean-aigeil	Ainmear		plural of bàt'-aigeil.
1032	bàtaichean-ràmh	Ainmear		plural of bàta-ràmh.
1033	bàtaichean-tumaidh	Ainmear		plural of bàta-tumaidh.
1034	bàtan	Ainmear		plural of bàta.
1035	bataraidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'battery': A device used to power electric devices, consisting of one or more electrically connected elect…
1036	bataraidhean	Ainmear		plural of bataraidh.
1037	bàth	Gnìomhair	/paː/	Equivalent to 'Quench': The act of quenching something; the fact of being quenched.
1038	bàthach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥aːhəx/	Equivalent to 'Byre': A barn, especially one used for keeping cattle in.
1039	bàthadh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥aːhəɣ/	Equivalent to 'Elision': The deliberate omission of something.
1040	bàthaichean	Ainmear		plural of bàthach.
1041	bàthaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàthadh.
1042	bàthaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bàthadh.
1043	bathair	Ainmear		genitive singular of bathar.
1044	bathais	Ainmear	/ˈpahɪʃ/	Equivalent to 'Cheek': The soft skin on each side of the face, below the eyes; the outer surface of the sides of the ora…
1045	bathaise	Ainmear		genitive singular of bathais.
1046	bathaisean	Ainmear		plural of bathais.
1047	bathar	Ainmear	/ˈpahar/	goods, wares, commodity, merchandise.
1048	bathar bog	Ainmear		alternative form of bathar-bog.
1049	bathar cruaidh	Ainmear		alternative form of bathar-cruaidh.
1050	bathar-bog	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'software': Encoded computer instructions, usually modifiable (unless stored in some form of unalterable m…
1051	bathar-cruaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'hardware': Fixtures, equipment, fasteners, tools, and devices used for general-purpose construction and r…
1052	bàthcha	Ainmear		genitive singular of bàthach.
1053	bàthchadh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥aːxəɣ/	genitive of bàthach.
1054	bàthchannan	Ainmear		plural of bàthach.
1055	beach	Ainmear	/pɛx/
1056	beach-eòlais	Ainmear		queen bee.
1057	beacha	Ainmear		genitive singular of beach.
1058	beachan	Ainmear	/ˈpɛxan/	plural of beach.
1059	beachd	Ainmear	/b̥ɛxk/	Equivalent to 'Persuasion': The act of persuading, or trying to do so; the addressing of arguments to someone with the i…
1060	beachd-smaoin	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'idea': An abstract archetype of a given thing, compared to which real-life examples are seen as imperfect…
1061	beachd-smaoine	Ainmear		genitive singular of beachd-smaoin.
1062	beachd-smaointean	Ainmear		plural of beachd-smaoin.
1063	beachd-smuain	Ainmear		alternative form of beachd-smaoin.
1064	beachd-smuaine	Ainmear		genitive singular of beachd-smuain.
1065	beachd-smuaintean	Ainmear		plural of beachd-smuain.
1066	beachda	Ainmear		genitive singular of beachd.
1067	beachdan	Ainmear	/ˈpɛxkən/	plural of beachd.
1068	beadradh	Ainmear		verbal noun of beadraich.
1069	beadraich	Gnìomhair		flirt, gallivant.
1070	beadraichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of beadraich.
1071	beadraidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of beadradh.
1072	beadraidhean	Ainmear		plural of beadradh.
1073	beag-chuid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'minority': The state or condition of being smaller, inferior, or subordinate to something or someone else…
1074	beagain	Ainmear		genitive singular of beagan.
1075	beagan	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ekan/	a little, a small amount, bit, a bit.
1076	beàirn	Ainmear		genitive singular of beàrn.
1077	beairt	Ainmear		genitive singular of beart.
1078	beairt-clò	Ainmear		genitive singular of beart-chlò.
1079	beairteas	Ainmear		alternative form of beartas.
1080	beairteasan	Ainmear		plural of beairteas.
1081	beairteis	Ainmear		genitive singular of beairteas.
1082	bealach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥jal̪ˠəx/	defile, passage, pass or gorge of a mountain, glen.
1083	bealaidh	Ainmear	/ˈpɛl̪ˠɪ/	broom (shrub).
1084	bealaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bealaidh.
1085	bean	Ainmear	/b̥ɛ̃n/	Equivalent to 'girl': A Chinese constellation located near Aquarius, one of the 28 lunar mansions and part of the Black…
1086	bean an taighe	Ainmear		housewife.
1087	bean bhàsail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'femme fatale': An attractive and seductive but ultimately dangerous woman.
1088	bean chèile	Ainmear		A wife, also see bean-phòsda.
1089	bean na bainnse	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bride': A woman in the context of her own wedding; one who is going to marry or has just been married.
1090	bean nuadh-phòsda	Ainmear		A bride, a newlywed woman.
1091	bean-chèile	Ainmear		A wife, also see bean-phòsda.
1092	bean-chràbhaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Nun': A member of a Christian religious community of women who live by certain vows and usually wear a ha…
1093	bean-eiridinn	Ainmear
1094	bean-ghlùine	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'midwife': A person, usually a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth, but who is not a physi…
1095	bean-mhic	Ainmear		daughter-in-law.
1096	bean-nighe	Ainmear		The washerwoman, a creature in Scottish mythology, akin to the Irish bean sí. She appears at a body of water (river, lak…
1097	bean-phòsda	Ainmear		A wife, a married woman. Also see bean chèile.
1098	bean-reic	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Saleswoman': A woman whose occupation it is to sell things.
1099	bean-seinn	Ainmear		singeress, songstress.
1100	bean-shìdh	Ainmear	/ˈpɛn ˈhiː/	banshee; fairy woman.
1101	bean-smàlaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'firewoman': A female fireman (person who heats a steam engine).
1102	bean-taighe	Ainmear
1103	bean-teagaisg	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'teacher': A person who teaches, especially one employed in a school; preceptor.
1104	bean-uasal	Ainmear		lady, noblewoman, gentlewoman.
1105	beann	Ainmear	/b̥jãũn̪ˠ/	drinking cup, drinking horn.
1106	beannachd	Ainmear	/ˈb̥jãn̪ˠəxk/	Equivalent to 'blessing': Some kind of divine or supernatural aid, or reward.
1107	beannachdan	Ainmear		plural of beannachd.
1108	beannaibh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥jãn̪ˠəv/	dative plural of beinn (“mountain”).
1109	beannaich	Gnìomhair		to beatify.
1110	beannaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of beannaich.
1111	beanntaichean	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɛ̃ũn̪ˠt̪içən/	plural of beinn.
1112	beanntainean	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɛ̃ũn̪ˠd̪iɲən/	plural of beinn.
1113	beanntan	Ainmear	/ˈb̥jãũn̪ˠt̪ən/	plural of beinn.
1114	beanntan-teine	Ainmear		plural of beinn-theine.
1115	beàrn	Ainmear	/pjaːrˠn̪ˠ/	space, opening.
1116	beàrnain-Bhrìde	Ainmear	/pjaːrˠn̪ˠən vɾʲiːt̪ʲə/	genitive singular of beàrnan-Brìde.
1117	beàrnan	Ainmear		plural of beàrn.
1118	beàrnan-Brìde	Ainmear	/pjaːrˠn̪ˠən pɾʲiːt̪ʲə/	Equivalent to 'Dandelion': Any of the several species of plant in the genus Taraxacum, characterised by yellow flower he…
1119	beàrr	Gnìomhair		shave, cut (hair), clip, shear, prune.
1120	beart	Ainmear	/pjarˠʃt̪/	instrument, device, machine.
1121	beart-chlò	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Loom': A utensil; tool; a weapon; (usually in compound) an article in general.
1122	beartais	Ainmear		genitive singular of beartas.
1123	beartan	Ainmear		plural of beart.
1124	beartan-clò	Ainmear		plural of beart-chlò.
1125	beartas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'wealth': Riches; a great amount of valuable assets or material possessions.
1126	beartasan	Ainmear		plural of beartas.
1127	beath-eachdraidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'biography': A person's life story, especially one published.
1128	beath-eachdraidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of beath-eachdraidh.
1129	beath-eachdraidhean	Ainmear		plural of beath-eachdraidh.
1130	beatha	Ainmear	/b̥ɛh/	Equivalent to 'life': The state of organisms preceding their death, characterized by biological processes such as metabo…
1131	beathach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ehəx/	beast, brute, animal.
1132	beathadach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Beaver': A semiaquatic rodent of the genus Castor, having a wide, flat tail and webbed feet, native to th…
1133	beathadaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of beathadach.
1134	beathaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of beathach.
1135	beathaichean	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ehiçən/	plural of beathach.
1136	beathalachd	Ainmear		energy, vigour, vitality.
1137	beathannan	Ainmear		plural of beatha.
1138	bèicear	Ainmear	/ˈpɛːçkʲəɾ/	Equivalent to 'Baker': An English surname originating as an occupation for a baker, or owner of a communal oven.
1139	bèicearan	Ainmear		plural of bèicear.
1140	bèiceir	Ainmear		genitive singular of bèicear.
1141	beilear	Gnìomhair	/ˈbel̪əɾ/	affirmative dependent present of thathar.
1142	beileas	Gnìomhair	/ˈbel̪əs̪/	alternative form of beilear.
1143	being	Ainmear	/b̥eikʲ/	bedside, front board of a bed.
1144	beingidh	Ainmear	/[ˈpeiŋʲɡʲɪ]/	dative of being.
1145	beinn	Ainmear	/b̥ẽĩɲ/	head, top, high place.
1146	beinn-teine	Ainmear		genitive singular of beinn-theine.
1147	beinn-theine	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'volcano': A vent or fissure on the surface of a planet (usually in a mountainous form) with a magma chamb…
1148	beinne	Ainmear	/peɲə/	genitive singular of beinn.
1149	beir	Gnìomhair		to carry, catch; catch up with; overtake; catch hold of.
1150	beiridh	Gnìomhair	/ˈpeɾʲɪ/	future of beir.
1151	bèirn	Ainmear		genitive singular of beàrn.
1152	beirt	Ainmear		genitive singular of beart.
1153	bèist	Ainmear
1154	bèist-dà-leann	Ainmear		tapeworm (Cestoda).
1155	bèist-ghorm	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'common dolphin': An abundant species of dolphin of the genus Delphinus.
1156	bèiste	Ainmear		genitive singular of bèist.
1157	bèiste-dà-leann	Ainmear		genitive singular of bèist-dà-leann.
1158	bèiste-gorm	Ainmear		genitive singular of bèist-ghorm.
1159	bèisteag	Ainmear		alternative form of biastag.
1160	bèisteagan	Ainmear		plural of bèisteag.
1161	bèistean	Ainmear		plural of bèist.
1162	bèistean-dà-leann	Ainmear		plural of bèist-dà-leann.
1163	bèistean-gorm	Ainmear		plural of bèist-ghorm.
1164	bèisteige	Ainmear		genitive singular of bèisteag.
1165	beith	Ainmear	/peh/	the letter B in the Gaelic alphabet.
1166	beith bheag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'dwarf birch': Betula nana, a species of birch in the family Betulaceae, native to arctic and cool tempera…
1167	beith dhubhach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'silver birch': A European deciduous tree, Betula pendula, characterised by white peeling bark and droopin…
1168	beithe	Ainmear	/ˈpehə/
1169	beithe bheag	Ainmear		genitive singular of beith bheag.
1170	beithe bige	Ainmear		genitive singular of beith bheag.
1171	beithe dubhaiche	Ainmear		genitive singular of beith dhubhach.
1172	beithean	Ainmear	/ˈpehən/	nominative/genitive/dative/vocative plural of beithe.
1173	beithean beaga	Ainmear		plural of beith bheag.
1174	beithean dubhach	Ainmear		plural of beith dhubhach.
1175	beithir	Ainmear	/ˈpe.ɪɾʲ/	serpent, viper.
1176	beò-ghlac	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'capture': An act of capturing; a seizing by force or stratagem.
1177	beò-ghlacadh	Ainmear		obsession, captivation, fascination.
1178	beò-ghlacaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of beò-ghlacadh.
1179	beò-ghlacaidhean	Ainmear		plural of beò-ghlacadh.
1180	beòil	Ainmear		genitive singular of beul.
1181	beòil an latha	Ainmear		genitive singular of beul an latha.
1182	beòshlaint	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɛ̯ɔːl̪ˠaɲ/	livelihood, (a) living.
1183	beothachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of beothaich.
1184	beothachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of beothachadh.
1185	beothachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of beothachadh.
1186	beothaich	Gnìomhair		arouse, enliven, kindle, vitalize.
1187	beothaichte	Gnìomhair		past participle of beothaich.
1188	beuc	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/piaʰk/	roar, bellow.
1189	beucadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of beuc.
1190	beucaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of beucadh.
1191	beucaidhean	Ainmear		plural of beucadh.
1192	beucan	Ainmear		plural of beuc.
1193	beud	Ainmear		pity (a matter of regret), shame.
1194	beul	Ainmear	/piaɫ̪/	Equivalent to 'mouth': The front opening of a creature through which food is ingested.
1195	beul an latha	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'dawn': A female given name from English sometimes given to a girl born at that time of day.
1196	beul-aithris	Ainmear		folklore, oral tradition.
1197	beul-aithrise	Ainmear		genitive singular of beul-aithris.
1198	beul-aithrisean	Ainmear		plural of beul-aithris.
1199	beul-binn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Nightingale': A Eurasian and African songbird, Luscinia megarhynchos, family Muscicapidae, famed for its…
1200	beulaibh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'front': The foremost side of something or the end that faces the direction it normally moves.
1201	beum	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'accent': A higher-pitched or stronger (louder or longer) articulation of a particular syllable of a word…
1202	beum-cluig	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Knell': The sound of a bell knelling; a toll (particularly one signalling a death).
1203	beuma	Ainmear		genitive singular of beum.
1204	beuman	Ainmear		plural of beum.
1205	beumannan	Ainmear		plural of beum.
1206	beus	Ainmear	/peːs/	moral qualities or manners, whether good or bad, virtue.
1207	beusachd	Ainmear		decency, good behaviour, manners, morals, modesty.
1208	beusan	Ainmear		plural of beus.
1209	Bh	Ainmear		dated form of a' Bh-ph.
1210	bha	Gnìomhair	/va/	independent past of bi: was, were.
1211	bha siud ann uaireigin	Abairt		Equivalent to 'once upon a time': A long time ago; at some time in the past (a traditional beginning of children's stori…
1212	bhac	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		lenited form of bac.
1213	bhachall	Ainmear		lenited form of bachall.
1214	bhagair	Gnìomhair		lenited form of bagair.
1215	bhaile	Ainmear		lenited form of baile.
1216	bhaile-beag	Ainmear	/valə pek/	lenited form of baile-beag.
1217	bhaile-bhig	Ainmear	/valə vɪkʲ/	genitive singular lenition of baile-beag.
1218	bhailtean-beaga	Ainmear	/valt̪ʲan pekə/	plural of bhaile-beag.
1219	bhalaich	Ainmear	/ˈval̪ˠɪç/	lenited form of balaich.
1220	bhall	Ainmear	/vaul̪ˠ/	lenited form of ball.
1221	bhall-bholaidh	Ainmear		lenited form of ball-bholaidh.
1222	bhan	Ainmear		alternative form of bhana.
1223	bhana	Ainmear	/vanə/
1224	bhana-bhuidseach	Ainmear	/ˌvana ˈvutʲʃəx/	lenited form of bana-bhuidseach.
1225	bharaille	Ainmear		lenited form of baraille.
1226	bhàs	Ainmear		lenited form of bàs.
1227	bhasgaid	Ainmear		lenited form of basgaid.
1228	bhatar	Gnìomhair	/ˈvaht̪əɾ/	alternative form of bhathar.
1229	bhathar	Gnìomhair	/ˈva.əɾ/	independent past of thathar: it was being.
1230	bhathas	Gnìomhair	/ˈva.əs̪/	alternative form of bhathar.
1231	bheach	Ainmear		lenited form of beach.
1232	bheacha	Ainmear		lenited form of beacha.
1233	bheachd	Ainmear	/vɛxk/	lenited form of beachd.
1234	bhealach	Ainmear	/ˈvjaɫ̪əx/	lenited form of bealach.
1235	bhean	Ainmear	/ˈvɛn/	lenited form of bean.
1236	bheatha	Ainmear	/ˈvɛhə/	lenited form of beatha.
1237	bheathach	Ainmear	/ˈvehəx/	lenited form of beathach.
1238	bheil	Gnìomhair	/vel/	dependent present of bi.
1239	bheilear	Gnìomhair	/ˈvel̪əɾ/	lenited form of beilear.
1240	bheileas	Gnìomhair	/ˈvel̪əs̪/	lenited form of beileas.
1241	bheinn	Ainmear	/veiɲ/	lenited form of beinn.
1242	bheir	Gnìomhair	/feð/	future of thoir.
1243	bheirt	Ainmear		lenited form of beirt.
1244	bheith	Ainmear		lenited form of beith.
1245	bhi	Gnìomhair	/vi/	lenited form of bi.
1246	bhidio	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'video': Television, a television show, or a movie.
1247	bhiodh	Gnìomhair	/viɣ/	second/third-person independent conditional of bi.
1248	bhiomaid	Gnìomhair	/ˈvimɪtʲ/
1249	bhios	Gnìomhair	/vɪs̪/	relative future of bi.
1250	bhite	Gnìomhair	/ˈviçtʲə/	conditional tense impersonal form of bi.
1251	bhiteadh	Gnìomhair		alternative form of bhite.
1252	bhith	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/vi(h)/	infinitive of bi.
1253	bhitheadh	Gnìomhair	/ˈvi.əɣ/	lenited form of bitheadh.
1254	bhitheamaid	Gnìomhair	/ˈvi.əmɪtʲ/	lenited form of bitheamaid.
1255	bhitheas	Gnìomhair	/ˈvi.əs̪/	emphatic form of bhios.
1256	bhithinn	Gnìomhair	/ˈvi.ɪɲ/
1257	bhithist	Gnìomhair	/ˈvi.iʃtʲ/	Lewis form of bhite; conditional tense impersonal form of bi.
1258	bhlàth	Ainmear	/vl̪ˠaː/	lenited form of blàth.
1259	bhliadhna	Ainmear		lenited form of bliadhna.
1260	bhliadhnaichean	Ainmear		lenited form of bliadhnaichean.
1261	bhodca	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Vodka': A clear distilled alcoholic liquor made from grain mash.
1262	bhodhaig	Ainmear		lenited form of bodhaig.
1263	bhògas	Ainmear		lenited form of bògas.
1264	bhògas na h-oidhche	Ainmear		lenited form of bògas na h-oidhche.
1265	bhogsa	Ainmear	/ˈvoks̪ə/	lenited form of bogsa.
1266	bhòidse	Ainmear	/ˈvɔːd̥ʲʃə/	Equivalent to 'voyage': A long journey, especially by ship.
1267	bholcàno	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'volcano': A vent or fissure on the surface of a planet (usually in a mountainous form) with a magma chamb…
1268	bholcànothan	Ainmear		plural of bholcàno.
1269	bhotal	Ainmear	/ˈvɔhtəl̪ˠ/	lenited form of botal.
1270	bhrat	Ainmear		lenited form of brat.
1271	bhrata	Ainmear		lenited form of brata.
1272	bhràthair	Ainmear		lenited form of bràthair.
1273	bhreab	Gnìomhair	/vɾʲep/	past of breab.
1274	bhrèige	Ainmear		lenited form of brèige.
1275	bhriathar	Ainmear	/ˈvɾʲiəhəɾ/	lenited form of briathar.
1276	bhriogais	Ainmear	/ˈvɾʲikɪʃ/	lenited form of briogais.
1277	bhris	Gnìomhair	/vɾʲiʃ/	past of bris.
1278	bhriseadh	Ainmear	/ˈvɾʲiʃəɣ/	lenited form of briseadh.
1279	bhrot	Ainmear	/vɾɔht̪/	lenited form of brot.
1280	bhruach	Ainmear	/ˈvɾuə̯x/	lenited form of bruach.
1281	bhruich	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈvɾuç/	past of bruich.
1282	bhruichealachd	Ainmear	/ˈvɾuçəl̪ˠəxk/	lenited form of bruichealachd.
1283	bhruidhinn	Gnìomhair	/ˈvɾi.ɪɲ/	past indicative of bruidhinn.
1284	bhuachaill	Ainmear		lenited form of buachaill.
1285	bhuail	Gnìomhair	/ˈvuɪl/	past of buail.
1286	bhualadh	Ainmear	/ˈvuəl̪ˠəɣ/	lenited form of bualadh.
1287	bhuille	Ainmear	/ˈvuʎə/	lenited form of buille.
1288	bhun	Ainmear	/vun/	lenited form of bun.
1289	bhunadh	Ainmear	/ˈvunəɣ/	lenited form of bunadh.
1290	bhuntàta	Ainmear	/vən̪ˠˈt̪ʰaːht̪ə/	lenited form of buntàta.
1291	bi	Gnìomhair	/pi/	Used with air to form various tenses with perfect meaning.
1292	bi an crochadh	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'depend': To be determined by, be influenced by, or be contingent on: "What happened?" "It depends who you…
1293	bi coltach	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'look': A surname transferred from the given name.
1294	bi cuimhne aig	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Recollect': A member of a French reform branch of the Order of Friars Minor, commonly known as the Franci…
1295	bi dlùth ri	Gnìomhair
1296	bi eòlach air	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'know': Knowledge; the state of knowing.
1297	bi fhios aig	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'know': Knowledge; the state of knowing.
1298	bi fios aig	Gnìomhair		alternative form of bi fhios aig.
1299	bi suarach mu	Gnìomhair		not give a damn.
1300	biadh	Ainmear	/b̥iəɣ/	Equivalent to 'meal': The ground-up edible part of various grains, used as a basis of food or feed; either flour or a co…
1301	biadhan	Ainmear		plural of biadh.
1302	biadhtachd	Ainmear		hospitality.
1303	biast-donn	Ainmear
1304	biast-dubh	Ainmear
1305	biastag	Ainmear	/ˈpiəstak/	Equivalent to 'Insect': An arthropod (in the Insecta class) characterized by six legs, up to four wings, and a chitinous…
1306	biastagan	Ainmear		plural of biastag.
1307	biastaig	Ainmear		genitive singular of biastag.
1308	bìdeag	Ainmear		fragment, crumb, morsel.
1309	bìdeagan	Ainmear		plural of bìdeag.
1310	bìdeig	Ainmear		genitive singular of bìdeag.
1311	bidh	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈb̥i.i/	future indicative independent of bi.
1312	bidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of biadh.
1313	bidse	Ainmear	/pɪtʲə/	Equivalent to 'bitch': A female dog or other canine, particularly a recent mother.
1314	bidsean	Ainmear		plural of bidse.
1315	bigein	Ainmear	/pikʲɪɲ/	meadow pipit (Anthus pratensis).
1316	bigein Brìghde	Ainmear
1317	bigein mór	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'horned lark': A lark, Eremophila alpestris, with distinctive facial markings.
1318	bigein-baintighearna	Ainmear		twite, mountain linnet.
1319	bigein-sneachda	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'snow bunting': A bird of species Plectrophenax nivalis, having white plumage, widely distributed in north…
1320	bìgis	Ainmear		Used to indicate that the speaker believes someone is overly inquisitive or nosy.
1321	bile	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'bill': Any of various bladed or pointed hand weapons, originally designating an Anglo-Saxon sword, and la…
1322	bileag	Ainmear		blade (of leaf), petal.
1323	bilean	Ainmear		plural of bile.
1324	billean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Billion': Un million de millions, ou mille milliards, selon l’échelle longue.
1325	binn	Ainmear	/b̥iːɲ/	sentence, judgement, verdict, decision, condemnation.
1326	binne	Ainmear		genitive singular of binn.
1327	binneag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'chimney stack': A vertical structure, normally of brick, rising from a roof, containing one or more flues…
1328	binneagan	Ainmear		plural of binneag.
1329	binnean	Ainmear		plural of binn.
1330	binneige	Ainmear		genitive singular of binneag.
1331	biob	Ainmear		bib (part of an apron or overalls).
1332	bioba	Ainmear		genitive singular of biob.
1333	bioban	Ainmear		plural of biob.
1334	biobhair	Ainmear		alternative form of biobhair.
1335	biobhairean	Ainmear		plural of biobhair.
1336	bìobhar	Ainmear		alternative form of biobhair.
1337	bìobharan	Ainmear		plural of bìobhar.
1338	bioda	Ainmear	/bidə/	Pointed hilltop.
1339	biodag	Ainmear		dagger, dirk, dudgeon.
1340	biodh	Gnìomhair	/piɣ/	second/third-person dependent conditional.
1341	biomaid	Gnìomhair	/ˈpimɪtʲ/
1342	biona	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bin': A box, frame, crib, or enclosed place, used as a storage container.
1343	biona-sgudail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bin': A box, frame, crib, or enclosed place, used as a storage container.
1344	biona-stùir	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'garbage can': A receptacle, usually roughly cylindrical and wider at the top than at the bottom, which se…
1345	bionaichean	Ainmear		plural of biona.
1346	bionaichean-sgudail	Ainmear		plural of biona-sgudail.
1347	bionaichean-stùir	Ainmear		plural of biona-stùir.
1348	bior	Ainmear	/piɾ/	spike, tine, prong.
1349	bior-fighe	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'knitting needle': A long, thin, pointed rod, used in pairs to knit yarn.
1350	biorag	Ainmear		diminutive of bior.
1351	biorain	Ainmear		genitive singular of bioran.
1352	bioran	Ainmear	/ˈpɪɾan/	Equivalent to 'Twig': A small thin branch of a tree or bush.
1353	bioranan	Ainmear		plural of bioran.
1354	biorra-crùidein	Ainmear		kingfisher.
1355	biorrachan-crùidein	Ainmear		plural of biorra-crùidein.
1356	bìosoin	Ainmear		genitive singular of bìoson.
1357	bìosoin Ameireaganach	Ainmear		genitive singular of bìoson Ameireaganach.
1358	bìoson	Ainmear		bison, Bison bonasus.
1359	bìoson Ameireaganach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'American bison': A bovine mammal, a species of bison, Bison bison.
1360	bìrlinn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Galley': A long, slender ship propelled primarily by oars, whether having masts and sails or not; usually…
1361	bìrlinnean	Ainmear		plural of bìrlinn.
1362	bitear	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiʰtʲəɾ/	alternative form of thathar.
1363	bìth	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bitumen': A sticky, black, highly viscous liquid or semi-solid form of petroleum, burning with a bright f…
1364	bìth-eòin	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'birdlime': A sticky substance, of varying compositions, smeared on branches to catch birds.
1365	bith-eòlas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
1366	bìthe	Ainmear		genitive singular of bìth.
1367	bitheadh	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiəɣ/	emphatic form of biodh.
1368	bitheam	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiəm/
1369	bitheamaid	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiəmɪtʲ/	emphatic form of biomaid.
1370	bitheantas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'frequency': The rate of occurrence of anything; the relationship between incidence and time period.
1371	bithear	Gnìomhair	/ˈb̥i.əɾ/	future of thathar: it will be.
1372	bitheas	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiəs̪/	affirmative relative future of bi.
1373	bithibh	Gnìomhair	/ˈpiɪv/
1374	bithidh	Gnìomhair	/ˈpi.ɪ/	independent future emphatic of bi.
1375	bithinn	Gnìomhair	/ˈb̥i.ɪɲ/
1376	blàir	Ainmear		a male given name.
1377	blais	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		genitive singular of blas.
1378	blàith	Ainmear		genitive singular of blàth.
1379	blàr	Ainmear	/bɫ̪aːɾ/	Equivalent to 'fight': Senses relating to physical conflict: To engage in combat with; to oppose physically, to contest…
1380	blàrain	Ainmear		genitive singular of blàran.
1381	blàrain choille	Ainmear		genitive singular of blàran coille.
1382	blàran	Ainmear		open space (in countryside).
1383	blàran coille	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Glade': An open passage through a wood; a grassy open or cleared space in a forest.
1384	blàranan	Ainmear		plural of blàran.
1385	blas	Ainmear	/pl̪ˠas̪/	Equivalent to 'taste': One of the sensations produced by the tongue in response to certain chemicals; the quality of giv…
1386	blasad	Ainmear		verbal noun of blais.
1387	blasad-bìdh	Ainmear
1388	blasadan	Ainmear		plural of blasad.
1389	blasadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of blais.
1390	blasaid	Ainmear		genitive singular of blasad.
1391	blasaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of blasadh.
1392	blasaidhean	Ainmear		plural of blasadh.
1393	blasan	Ainmear		plural of blas.
1394	blàth	Ainmear	/b̥l̪ˠaː/	blossom, bloom, flower.
1395	blàthachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of blàthaich.
1396	blàthachadh na cruinne	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'global warming': A sustained increase in the average temperature of the Earth, sufficient to cause climat…
1397	blàthaich	Gnìomhair
1398	blàthan	Ainmear		plural of blàth.
1399	blàths	Ainmear	/b̥l̪ˠaːs̪/	warmth, heat.
1400	bleadraig	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Yap': An island in the Caroline Islands of western Micronesia.
1401	bleideag	Ainmear	/ˈb̥letʲak/	Equivalent to 'Snowflake': A crystal of snow, having approximate hexagonal symmetry.
1402	bleoghainn	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'milk': A white liquid produced by the mammary glands of female mammals to nourish their young.
1403	bleoghann	Ainmear	/ˈb̥lɔ.ən/	Equivalent to 'milking': The act by which any animal is milked.
1404	Bliadhn' Ùr Mhath	Abairt		Uist form of Bliadhna Mhath Ùr (“Happy New Year”).
1405	bliadhna	Ainmear	/ˈb̥liən̪ˠə/
1406	bliadhna ionmhais	Ainmear		financial year, fiscal year.
1407	Bliadhna Mhath Ùr	Abairt		Equivalent to 'happy New Year': A wish said around the start of a new year to wish someone well for the New Year (holida…
1408	bliadhna mìosachain	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'calendar year': The length of time between the beginning and end of a year as marked on a calendar, such…
1409	bliadhna-lèim	Ainmear		alternative form of bliadhna-leum.
1410	bliadhna-leum	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'leap year': A year in the Julian or Gregorian calendar with an intercalary day added to February (in the…
1411	bliadhnaichean	Ainmear		plural of bliadhna.
1412	bliadhnaichean ionmhais	Ainmear		plural of bliadhna ionmhais.
1413	bliadhnaichean mìosachain	Ainmear		plural of bliadhna mìosachain.
1414	bliadhnaichean-lèim	Ainmear		plural of bliadhna-lèim.
1415	bliadhnaichean-leum	Ainmear		plural of bliadhna-leum.
1416	blialam	Ainmear	/pliəɫ̪əm/	person who talks gobbledygook/gibberish/nonsense.
1417	bliochdan	Ainmear	/ˈplixkan/	artichoke, especially a globe artichoke.
1418	bloigh	Ainmear		fraction (mathematics).
1419	bloigh chumanta	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'common fraction': A fraction in the form of one integer divided by another, non-zero, integer.
1420	bloigh dheicheach	Ainmear		decimal fraction.
1421	bloighe	Ainmear		genitive singular of bloigh.
1422	bloighe cumanta	Ainmear		genitive singular of bloigh chumanta.
1423	bloighe deicheach	Ainmear		genitive singular of bloigh dheicheach.
1424	bloighean	Ainmear		plural of bloigh.
1425	bloighean cumanta	Ainmear		plural of bloigh chumanta.
1426	bloighean deicheach	Ainmear		plural of bloigh dheicheach.
1427	bò	Ainmear	/b̥oː/	superseded spelling of bò.
1428	bò mhaol odhar agus bò odhar mhaol	Abairt		six of one, half a dozen of the other (literally "a hornless dun cow and a dun hornless cow").
1429	bobag	Ainmear		A term of familiar address for a male of any age; bubba, buddy, chum, fellow.
1430	boban	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Daddy': A perfect example, a role model.
1431	bobhla	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bowl': A roughly hemispherical container used to hold, mix or present food, such as salad, fruit or soup…
1432	boc	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ɔʰk/	billygoat, he-goat, male goat.
1433	bòcadh	Ainmear		eruption, blister, swelling.
1434	bocain	Ainmear		inflection of bocan:.
1435	bòcan	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɔːxkan/	apparition, ghost, spectre, spirit, sprite.
1436	bocanan	Ainmear		plural of bocan.
1437	bochd	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɔxk/	Equivalent to 'poor': With no or few possessions or money, particularly in relation to contemporaries who do have them.
1438	bochdainn	Ainmear		poverty, disaster, bad luck, abjection.
1439	bocsa	Ainmear		alternative spelling of bogsa.
1440	bocsa guir	Ainmear
1441	bocsa-fòn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'telephone booth': A small enclosure housing a public telephone.
1442	bocsaichean	Ainmear		plural of bocsa.
1443	bocsaichean guir	Ainmear		plural of bocsa guir.
1444	bocsaig	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'box': Any of various evergreen shrubs or trees of genus Buxus, especially common box, European box, or bo…
1445	bocsaigeadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of bocsaig.
1446	bocsaigidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bocsaigeadh.
1447	bocsaigidhean	Ainmear		plural of bocsaigeadh.
1448	bod	Ainmear	/pɔt/	Equivalent to 'penis': The male erectile reproductive organ used for sexual intercourse that in the human male and other…
1449	bodach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɔt̪əx/	Equivalent to 'old man': A title given to the personification of a force of nature or abstract concept, such as Old Man…
1450	bodach ròcais	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Scarecrow': An effigy, typically made of straw and dressed in old clothes, fixed to a pole in a field to…
1451	bodach-sneachda	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Snowman': A humanoid figure made with large snowballs stacked on each other.
1452	bodaich	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɔt̪iç/	genitive singular of bodach.
1453	bodha	Ainmear	/ˈb̥o.ə/	underwater rock, reef (over which waves break).
1454	bodhaig	Ainmear	/po.ɪkʲ/	body (living).
1455	bodhaige	Ainmear		genitive singular of bodhaig.
1456	bodhaigean	Ainmear		plural of bodhaig.
1457	bodhar	Ainmear	/ˈpo.əɾ/	deaf person.
1458	bogach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥okəx/	bog, fen, marsh, swamp.
1459	bògais	Ainmear		genitive singular of bògas.
1460	bògais na h-oidhche	Ainmear		genitive singular of bògas na h-oidhche.
1461	bògas	Ainmear	/ˈpɔːkəs/
1462	bògas na h-oidhche	Ainmear	/ˌpɔːkəs nə ˈhɤ̃ĩçə/	Equivalent to 'Bedbug': A small nocturnal insect pest of humans, of species Cimex lectularius (common bedbug) and Cimex…
1463	bogha	Ainmear	/b̥o.ə/	Equivalent to 'bow': A weapon made of a curved piece of wood or other flexible material whose ends are connected by a st…
1464	bogha-fhrois	Ainmear		genitive singular of bogha-frois.
1465	bogha-fhroise	Ainmear		genitive singular of bogha-froise.
1466	bogha-frois	Ainmear	/b̥o.ə ˈfɾaʃ/	Equivalent to 'rainbow': A multicoloured arch in the sky, produced by prismatic refraction of light within droplets of r…
1467	bogha-froise	Ainmear		alternative form of bogha-frois.
1468	bogha-saighde	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'bow': A weapon made of a curved piece of wood or other flexible material whose ends are connected by a st…
1469	boghachan	Ainmear		plural of bogha.
1470	boghachan-frois	Ainmear		plural of bogha-frois.
1471	boghachan-froise	Ainmear		plural of bogha-froise.
1472	boghadair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Archer': A surname from Anglo-Norman [in turn originating as an occupation] for a bowman.
1473	boghadaireachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Archery': The practice or sport of shooting arrows with a bow.
1474	boghadairean	Ainmear		plural of boghadair.
1475	boghannan	Ainmear		plural of bogha.
1476	boglach	Ainmear		bog, fen, marsh, morass, quagmire, swamp.
1477	boglaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of boglach.
1478	boglaiche	Ainmear		genitive singular of boglach.
1479	boglaichean	Ainmear		plural of boglach.
1480	bogsa	Ainmear	/ˈpoks̪ə/	short for bogsa-ciùil (“accordion”).
1481	bogsa a' chiad-fhuasglaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'first-aid box': A first aid kit; the box that contains the kit's contents.
1482	bogsa piàna	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'piano accordion': an accordion with a keyboard similar to that of a piano.
1483	bogsa-ciùil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'squeeze box': A box with an adjustable opening used by cavers to practise crawling through tight spaces.
1484	bogsa-litrichean	Ainmear		letter box (box).
1485	bogsa-phutan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'button accordion': An accordion whose melody-side keyboard consists of a series of buttons, rather than p…
1486	bogsaichean	Ainmear		plural of bogsa.
1487	bogsaichean a' chiad-fhuasglaidh	Ainmear		plural of bogsa a' chiad-fhuasglaidh.
1488	bogsaichean piàna	Ainmear		plural of bogsa piàna.
1489	bogsaichean-litrichean	Ainmear		plural of bogsa-litrichean.
1490	bogsaichean-phutan	Ainmear		plural of bogsa-phutan.
1491	bòid	Ainmear	/b̊ɔːd̊ʲ/	vow, solemn promise.
1492	bòidhchead	Ainmear	/ˈpɔːçət̪/	beauty, elegance, loveliness.
1493	boidhichead	Ainmear
1494	boile	Ainmear		madness, dementia, dizziness, frenzy, rage, delirium, passion.
1495	bòilich	Ainmear		bluster, blustering, boasting.
1496	bòiliche	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòilich.
1497	bòilichean	Ainmear		plural of bòilich.
1498	boinne	Ainmear
1499	boinnean	Ainmear		plural of boinne.
1500	boireann-dhligheachas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'feminism': The state of being feminine; femininity.
1501	boireannach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɔðən̪ˠəx/	Equivalent to 'female': Belonging to the sex which typically produces eggs (ova), or to the gender which is typically as…
1502	boireannaich	Ainmear	/ˈpɔɾʲən̪ˠɪç/	inflection of boireannach:.
1503	boireanntachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Effeminacy': The quality of being effeminate.
1504	bois	Ainmear		dative singular of bas.
1505	boise	Ainmear		genitive singular of bas.
1506	boiteag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'worm': A generally tubular invertebrate of the annelid phylum; an earthworm.
1507	boiteagan	Ainmear		plural of boiteag.
1508	boiteig	Ainmear		genitive singular of boiteag.
1509	bòl	Ainmear	/ˈpɔːɫ̪/
1510	bòl-sheillean	Ainmear
1511	bòla	Ainmear		alternative form of bobhla.
1512	bòlachan	Ainmear		plural of bòla.
1513	bolgain	Ainmear		inflection of bolgan:.
1514	bolgam	Ainmear		Islay form of balgam (“mouthful”).
1515	bolgan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bulb': The bulb-shaped underground portion of a plant such as a tulip, consisting of a shortened stem and…
1516	bolganan	Ainmear		plural of bolgan.
1517	bolta	Ainmear		bolt, roll (of cloth, wallpaper, etc.).
1518	boma	Ainmear		bomb (explosive).
1519	boma atamach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'atomic bomb': A nuclear weapon that obtains its destructive energy from nuclear fission.
1520	bomaichean	Ainmear		plural of boma.
1521	bonaid	Ainmear	/ˈpɔnatʲ/	bonnet (Scottish men's cap).
1522	bonn	Ainmear	/pɔun̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'foot': A biological structure found in many animals that is used for locomotion and that is frequently a…
1523	bonn a-staigh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Insole': The inside sole of a shoe or other footwear.
1524	bonnach	Ainmear	/ˈbo.nəx/	cake, bun, bannock, scone.
1525	bonnach-bainnse	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'wedding cake': A decorated cake, often in several tiers and with a model bride and groom, that is cut by…
1526	bonnach-uighe	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'omelette': A dish made with beaten eggs cooked in a frying pan without stirring, flipped over to cook on…
1527	bonnaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of bonnach.
1528	bonnaich-uighe	Ainmear		genitive singular of bonnach-uighe.
1529	bonnan	Ainmear		plural of bonn.
1530	bonnan a-staigh	Ainmear		plural of bonn a-staigh.
1531	bòrd	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ɔːrˠt̪/ [b̥ɔː(ɻ)ʈ]/	board (of directors, etc.).
1532	bòrd-beulaibh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Starboard': The righthand side of a ship, boat or aircraft when facing the front, or fore or bow.
1533	bòrd-cùlaibh	Ainmear		port (side of a ship or plane).
1534	bòrd-dubh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'blackboard': A large flat surface, finished with black slate or a similar material, that can be written u…
1535	bòrd-eun	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'bird table': A construction with a tablelike surface, placed outdoors to supply food to birds.
1536	bòrd-geal	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'whiteboard': A writing board finished with a hard white material, which can be written upon using special…
1537	bòrd-sgrìobhaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'desk': A table, frame, or case, in past centuries usually with a sloping top but now usually with a flat…
1538	bòrd-stiùiridh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'board of directors': A group of people elected by stockholders to establish corporate policies and make m…
1539	bòrdadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of bòrd.
1540	bòrdadh-sneachda	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'snowboarding': The sport of sliding downhill on a snowboard.
1541	bòrdaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrdadh.
1542	bòrdaidh-shneachda	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrdadh-sneachda.
1543	bòrdaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bòrdadh.
1544	bòrdaidhean-sneachda	Ainmear		plural of bòrdadh-sneachda.
1545	bòst	Ainmear		boast, boasting.
1546	bòsta	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòst.
1547	bòstan	Ainmear		plural of bòst.
1548	botail	Ainmear		genitive singular of botal.
1549	bòtainn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòtann.
1550	botal	Ainmear	/ˈpɔhtəl̪ˠ/
1551	bòtann	Ainmear	/ˈpɔːhtən̪ˠ/	A long boot, especially a Wellington boot, wellie, gumboot.
1552	bòtannan	Ainmear		plural of bòtann.
1553	bothain	Ainmear		genitive singular of bothan.
1554	bothain-chòmhnaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bothan-còmhnaidh.
1555	bothan	Ainmear	/ˈpɔhan/	Equivalent to 'bothy': A small cottage or hut; specifically (Scotland), one often left unlocked for communal use in a re…
1556	bothan-còmhnaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Hutch': A box, chest, crate, case or cabinet.
1557	bothanan	Ainmear		plural of bothan.
1558	bothanan-còmhnaidh	Ainmear		plural of bothan-còmhnaidh.
1559	BP	Ainmear		initialism of Ball Pàrlamaid (Member of Parliament).
1560	brà	Ainmear	/pɾaː/	Equivalent to 'handmill': A mill for grinding grain, pepper, coffee, etc.
1561	brabhsadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of brabhsaich.
1562	brabhsaich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Browse': Fodder for cattle and other animals.
1563	brabhsaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of brabhsadh.
1564	brabhsaidhean	Ainmear		plural of brabhsadh.
1565	brabhsair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Web browser': A computer program used to navigate the World Wide Web, chiefly by viewing web pages and fo…
1566	brabhsairean	Ainmear		plural of brabhsair.
1567	bracaist	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾakʰɔʃtʲ/	Equivalent to 'breakfast': A meal consisting of food normally eaten in the morning, which may typically include eggs, sa…
1568	bradain	Ainmear		genitive singular of bradan.
1569	bradain-leathann	Ainmear		inflection of bradan-leathann:.
1570	bradain-shligeach	Ainmear		genitive singular of bradan-sligeach.
1571	bradan	Ainmear	/ˈpɾatan/	Equivalent to 'Salmon': One of several species of fish, typically of the Salmoninae subfamily, brownish above with silve…
1572	bradan-cearr	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Sturgeon': Any marine or freshwater fish of the family Acipenseridae that are prized for their roe and ar…
1573	bradan-leathann	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Halibut': A large flatfish of the genus Hippoglossus, which sometimes leaves the ocean floor and swims ve…
1574	bradan-sligeach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Sturgeon': Any marine or freshwater fish of the family Acipenseridae that are prized for their roe and ar…
1575	bragadaich	Ainmear		crackling.
1576	bragadaiche	Ainmear		genitive singular of bragadaich.
1577	bragadaichean	Ainmear		plural of bragadaich.
1578	bràghad	Ainmear		genitive singular of bràigh.
1579	braich	Ainmear	/pɾaç/
1580	bràigh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾɛˑ.ə/	top, upper part.
1581	bràigheachan	Ainmear		plural of bràigh.
1582	brailis	Ainmear	/bralɪʃ/	wort; liquid made from grain malt.
1583	braim	Ainmear	/pɾɤim/
1584	bràithrean	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾaːðhən/	plural of bràthair.
1585	bràithrean-cèile	Ainmear		plural of bràthair-cèile.
1586	bràm	Ainmear		genitive plural of braim (“fart”).
1587	brama	Ainmear	/ˈpɾamə/	genitive singular of braim (“fart”).
1588	bramannan	Ainmear		plural of braim (“fart”).
1589	bramasag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Flatulence': The state of having gas, often smelly, trapped (and when released, frequently with noise) in…
1590	branndaidh	Ainmear	/ˈpɾãũn̪ˠt̪ɪ/
1591	braoileag	Ainmear		A whortleberry or bilberry (a blueberry).
1592	braoin	Ainmear		inflection of braon:.
1593	braon	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/pɾɯːn/	Equivalent to 'rain': Condensed water falling from a cloud.
1594	brat	Ainmear	/pɾaht̪/	cloak, cover, covering, mantle, veil, canopy.
1595	brat-cùil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Backdrop': A decorated cloth hung at the back of a stage.
1596	brat-ùrlair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'carpet': A fabric used as a complete floor covering.
1597	brata	Ainmear		genitive singular of brat.
1598	brata-cùil	Ainmear		genitive singular of brat-cùil.
1599	bratach	Ainmear	/ˈpɾaht̪əx/	Equivalent to 'flag': Any of various plants with sword-shaped leaves, especially irises; specifically, Iris pseudacorus.
1600	bratach na croise	Ainmear		saltire, Saint Andrew's cross.
1601	bratag	Ainmear	/ˈprahtak/	Equivalent to 'Caterpillar': The larva of a butterfly or moth; leafworm.
1602	bratagan	Ainmear		plural of bratag.
1603	brataich	Ainmear		genitive singular of bratach.
1604	brataichean	Ainmear		plural of bratach.
1605	brataig	Ainmear		genitive singular of bratag.
1606	bratan	Ainmear		plural of brat.
1607	bratan-cùil	Ainmear		plural of brat-cùil.
1608	brath	Ainmear	/pɾah/	treachery, advantage by unfair means, betraying, spying.
1609	bratha	Ainmear		genitive singular of brath.
1610	brathadair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Informer': One who informs someone else about something.
1611	bràthair	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾaːhəð/	brother, male sibling.
1612	bràthair-athar	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'uncle': uncle (the brother, brother-in-law, or male cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent).
1613	bràthair-cèile	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'brother-in-law': A male relative of one's generation, separated by one degree of marriage:.
1614	bràthair-màthar	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'uncle': uncle (the brother, brother-in-law, or male cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent).
1615	bràthan	Ainmear		genitive singular of brà.
1616	bràthar	Ainmear		genitive singular of bràthair.
1617	bràthar-cèile	Ainmear		genitive singular of bràthair-cèile.
1618	bràthntan	Ainmear		plural of brà.
1619	bre	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Borough': The area, properly called Southwark, just south of London Bridge, which is at the north end of…
1620	breab	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ɾʲep/	stamp (a foot).
1621	breaba	Ainmear		genitive singular of breab.
1622	breabadair	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ðɛpət̪að/
1623	breabadairean	Ainmear		plural of breabadair.
1624	breabadh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾʲepəɣ/	verbal noun of breab.
1625	breabaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of breabadh.
1626	breabaidhean	Ainmear		plural of breabadh.
1627	breaban	Ainmear		plural of breab.
1628	breac	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ɾʲɛxk/	sprinkle, scatter.
1629	breac an t-sìl	Ainmear		the pied wagtail, Motacilla alba yarrellii.
1630	breacag	Ainmear	/ˈpɾʲɛxkak/	Equivalent to 'cake': A rich, sweet dessert food, typically made of flour, sugar, and eggs and baked in an oven, and oft…
1631	breacain-bheithe	Ainmear		genitive singular of breacan-beithe.
1632	breacan	Ainmear
1633	breacan-beithe	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Linnet': A small passerine bird, the common linnet (Linaria cannabina syn.
1634	brèaghachd	Ainmear		beauty, prettiness.
1635	brèideach	Ainmear		matron, married woman, wife.
1636	brèige	Ainmear		genitive singular of breug.
1637	breisleach	Ainmear		delirium, derangement.
1638	breisleachadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of breislich.
1639	breisleachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of breisleachadh.
1640	breisleachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of breisleachadh.
1641	breislich	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		rave (talk irrationally).
1642	breith	Ainmear	/pɾʲeh/	assessment, judgment.
1643	breitheamh	Ainmear		alternative form of britheamh.
1644	breitheamhan	Ainmear		plural of breitheamh.
1645	breithean	Ainmear		plural of breith.
1646	breithneachadh	Ainmear		adjudication, decision-making, diagnosis, explanation.
1647	breithneachadh-litreachais	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'literary criticism': The study, discussion, evaluation, and interpretation of literature.
1648	breithneachaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of breithneachadh.
1649	breithneachaidhean	Ainmear		plural of breithneachadh.
1650	breithnich	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'judge': A public official whose duty it is to administer the law, especially by presiding over trials and…
1651	breug	Ainmear	/pɾʲiak/	lie, falsehood (not truth).
1652	breugadair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'liar': Someone who tells a lie; especially, a person who frequently lies.
1653	breugadairean	Ainmear		plural of breugadair.
1654	breugag	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Dummy': A silent person; a person who does not talk.
1655	breugagan	Ainmear		plural of breugag.
1656	breugaiche	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'liar': Someone who tells a lie; especially, a person who frequently lies.
1657	breugaichean	Ainmear		plural of breugaiche.
1658	breugaige	Ainmear		genitive singular of breugag.
1659	breugaire	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'liar': Someone who tells a lie; especially, a person who frequently lies.
1660	breugairean	Ainmear		plural of breugaire (“liar”).
1661	breugan	Ainmear		plural of breug (“lie”).
1662	breun	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		become corrupt.
1663	briathar	Ainmear	/ˈpɾʲiəhəɾ/	word, term.
1664	briathrachas	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'vocabulary': A usually alphabetized and explained collection of words e.g.
1665	briathran	Ainmear		plural of briathar (“word”).
1666	bric	Ainmear		genitive singular of breac.
1667	brìd-eòin	Ainmear		genitive singular of brìd-eun.
1668	brìd-eun	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'oystercatcher': Any of several black or pied coastal wading birds in the genus Haematopus that have a lon…
1669	brìdean	Ainmear		alternative form of brìd-eun.
1670	brìg	Ainmear		heap of peats or potatoes stacked with boards in a corner of a house.
1671	brìgh	Ainmear		substance, essence, gist, point, drift (of argument etc).
1672	brìghean	Ainmear		plural of brìgh.
1673	brillean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Clitoris': A sensitive elongated erectile sex organ at the anterior part of the vulva in female humans an…
1674	briog	Gnìomhair		thrust, stab, jab, prick.
1675	briogadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of briog.
1676	briogadh clì	Ainmear		left click.
1677	briogadh deis	Ainmear		right click.
1678	briogaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of briogadh.
1679	briogaidh chlì	Ainmear		genitive singular of briogadh clì.
1680	briogaidh dheis	Ainmear		genitive singular of briogadh deis.
1681	briogaidhean	Ainmear		plural of briogadh (“click”).
1682	briogaidhean clì	Ainmear		plural of briogadh clì.
1683	briogaidhean deis	Ainmear		plural of briogadh deis.
1684	briogais	Ainmear	/ˈpʰðɯkɪʃ/	breeches (type of trousers).
1685	briogais-biob	Ainmear		overalls (working trousers with a bib).
1686	briogaise	Ainmear		genitive singular of briogais.
1687	briogaisean	Ainmear		plural of briogais.
1688	brìogh	Ainmear		alternative form of brìgh.
1689	brìoghan	Ainmear		plural of brìogh.
1690	briosgaid	Ainmear	/ˈpɾʲiskɪtʲ/	Equivalent to 'biscuit': A small, flat, baked good which is either hard and crisp or else soft but firm; a cookie.
1691	briosgaide	Ainmear		genitive singular of briosgaid.
1692	briosgaidean	Ainmear		plural of briosgaid.
1693	briotas	Ainmear		whispering.
1694	bris	Gnìomhair	/pʰð̥iʃ/	Equivalent to 'break': A section of extended repetition of the percussion break to a song, created by a hip-hop DJ as rh…
1695	briseadh	Ainmear	/ˈpʰð̥iʃəɣ/	Equivalent to 'breach': A gap or opening made by breaking or battering, as in a wall, fortification or levee / embankmen…
1696	briseadh-dùil	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'disappointment': The feeling or state of being disappointed: a feeling of sadness or frustration when som…
1697	briseadh-latha	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'dawn': A female given name from English sometimes given to a girl born at that time of day.
1698	brisidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of briseadh.
1699	brisidh-dùil	Ainmear		genitive singular of briseadh-dùil.
1700	brisidhean	Ainmear		plural of briseadh.
1701	brisidhean-dùil	Ainmear		plural of briseadh-dùil (“disappointment”).
1702	briste	Gnìomhair	/ˈpɾʲiʃtʲə/	past participle of bris.
1703	britheamh	Ainmear	/ˈpɾʲihəv/	judge, adjudicator, umpire.
1704	britheamhan	Ainmear		Judges, the seventh book of the Old Testament.
1705	broc	Ainmear	/pɾɔʰk/	synonym of faol (“wolf”).
1706	broc-lann	Ainmear		badger's den, sett.
1707	brocail	Ainmear	/ˈpɾɔxkal/	Equivalent to 'Broccoli': A plant, Brassica oleracea var.
1708	brocair	Ainmear		fox-hunter, badger-hunter, destroyer of vermin.
1709	brocaireachd	Ainmear		fox-hunting, badger-hunting, vermin-hunting.
1710	brochan	Ainmear	/ˈpɾɔxan/	gruel (thinner than porridge).
1711	brod	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/pɾɔt/	goad, prod, prick, spear, sting (anything sharp and pointed).
1712	brodadh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Masturbation': Sexual stimulation of one's genitalia or other erotic regions, often to the point of orgas…
1713	brodaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of brodadh.
1714	brodaidhean	Ainmear		plural of brodadh.
1715	brodan	Ainmear		plural of brod.
1716	bròg	Ainmear	/b̥ɾɔːk/	belt, boot, strong kick.
1717	bròg na cuthaige	Ainmear	/ˌb̥ɾɔːk nə ˈkʰu.akʲ/	English bluebell, wild hyacinth (Hyacinthoides non-scripta).
1718	bròg-chleasachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'trainer': A person who trains another; a coach.
1719	bròg-dannsa	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'pump': A low-top shoe with a rubber sole and a canvas upper; a low-top canvas sneaker.
1720	bròg-sheòmair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Slipper': A low soft shoe that can be slipped on and off easily.
1721	brogach	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾɔkəx/	Equivalent to 'Sturdy': A disease caused by a coenurus infestation in the brain of an animal, especially a sheep or cani…
1722	brogaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of brogach.
1723	brògan	Ainmear	/ˈpɾɔːkən/	plural of bròg.
1724	brògan-cleasachd	Ainmear		plural of bròg-chleasachd.
1725	brògan-dannsa	Ainmear		plural of bròg-dannsa.
1726	brògan-seòmair	Ainmear		plural of bròg-sheòmair.
1727	bròige	Ainmear		genitive singular of bròg.
1728	bròige-cleasachd	Ainmear		genitive singular of bròg-chleasachd.
1729	bròige-dannsa	Ainmear		genitive singular of bròg-dannsa.
1730	bròige-seòmair	Ainmear		genitive singular of bròg-sheòmair.
1731	bròigeadh	Ainmear	/ˈb̥ɾɔːkʲəɣ/	genitive singular of bròg.
1732	bròigean-dannsa	Ainmear		plural of bròg-dannsa.
1733	broilleach	Ainmear	/ˈpɾɔʎəx/	breast, bosom, chest, thorax.
1734	broillich	Ainmear		genitive singular of broilleach.
1735	broillichean	Ainmear		plural of broilleach.
1736	bròimid	Ainmear
1737	bròimin	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bromine': A nonmetallic chemical element (symbol Br) with an atomic number of 35; one of the halogens, it…
1738	bròin	Ainmear		genitive singular of bròn.
1739	broinn	Ainmear	/pɾəiɲ/	dative singular of brù.
1740	bròn	Ainmear	/[b̊ɾɔːn]/	grief, sadness, sorrow, mourning, affliction.
1741	brònan	Ainmear		plural of bròn.
1742	bronn	Ainmear		genitive singular of brù.
1743	brot	Ainmear	/pɾɔht̪/	Equivalent to 'Broth': Water in which food (meat, vegetable, etc.) has been boiled.
1744	brot Albannach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Scotch broth': A filling soup with meat, barley, and root vegetables, originating in Scotland.
1745	brota	Ainmear		genitive singular of brot.
1746	brotan	Ainmear		plural of brot.
1747	brù	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Womb': In female mammals, the organ in which the young are conceived and grow until birth; the uterus.
1748	brù-dhearg	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Robin': Any of various passerine birds (about 100 species) of the families Muscicapidae, Turdidae and Pet…
1749	brù-dheargan	Ainmear		plural of brù-dhearg.
1750	brù-dheirge	Ainmear		genitive singular of brù-dhearg.
1751	brù-gheal	Ainmear
1752	brù-ghil	Ainmear		genitive singular of brù-gheal.
1753	bruach	Ainmear	/ˈpɾuə̯x/	brink, border, edge, brim.
1754	bruadair	Gnìomhair	/ˈpɾuət̪ɪɾʲ/
1755	bruadar	Ainmear	/ˈpɾuət̪əɾ/	verbal noun of bruadair.
1756	brùchd	Ainmear	/[pð̥ʉːxk]/	sally, sudden burst, sudden rushing forth.
1757	bruic	Ainmear	/ˈpɾuçkʲ/	inflection of broc:.
1758	bruich	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ɾuç/	verbal noun of bruich.
1759	bruich ann an àmhainn	Gnìomhair		to bake (lit: to cook in an oven).
1760	bruich lus an-seo	Abairt		to give someone a taste of one's own medicine, to stew in one's own juice.
1761	bruichealachd	Ainmear	/ˈpɾuçəl̪ˠəxk/	Equivalent to 'chafe': Injury or wear caused by friction.
1762	bruichidh	Gnìomhair		future of bruich.
1763	bruid	Ainmear	/b̥ruːdʲ/	genitive singular of brod.
1764	brùidealachd	Ainmear		coarseness, savageness, barbarism, violence.
1765	brùidean	Ainmear		plural of brùid.
1766	bruidheann	Ainmear		conversation, talk, speech.
1767	bruidhinn	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈb̥ɾi.iɲ/	speak, say, talk.
1768	bruidhnibh	Gnìomhair	/ˈpɾiɲɪv/
1769	bruis	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/pɾuʃ/
1770	bruis-fhiaclan	Ainmear	/pɾuʃ ˈiəxkl̪ˠən/	Equivalent to 'Toothbrush': A brush, used with toothpaste, for cleaning the teeth.
1771	brunndail	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		alternative spelling of brunndail.
1772	bruthach	Ainmear	/ˈpɾuhəx/	brae, hillside, steep slope, acclivity.
1773	brùthan	Ainmear		plural of brù.
1774	bu	Gnìomhair	/pu/	past/conditional of is.
1775	bu mhath le	Gnìomhair		would like.
1776	buabhaill	Ainmear	/puə.əl/	vocative/genitive singular of buabhall.
1777	buabhaill Afragach	Ainmear		genitive singular of buabhall Afragach.
1778	buabhaill Ceap	Ainmear		genitive singular of buabhall Ceap.
1779	buabhaill uisge	Ainmear		genitive singular of buabhall uisge.
1780	buabhall	Ainmear	/puə.əl̪ˠ/	bison, buffalo (Bison bison).
1781	buabhall Afragach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'African buffalo': A large African bovid, Syncerus caffer.
1782	buabhall Ceap	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'African buffalo': A large African bovid, Syncerus caffer.
1783	buabhall uisge	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'water buffalo': A large ungulate, widely used as a domestic animal in Asia, South America.
1784	buabhallan	Ainmear		plural of buabhall.
1785	buabhallan Afragach	Ainmear		plural of buabhall Afragach.
1786	buabhallan Ceap	Ainmear		plural of buabhall Ceap.
1787	buabhallan uisge	Ainmear		plural of buabhall uisge.
1788	buachaill	Ainmear	/ˈpuəçɪʎ/	watch or protector of cattle of any kind.
1789	buachaill-chaorach	Ainmear
1790	buachaill-seòmair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'valet-de-chambre': The personal servant of a monarch.
1791	buachaille	Ainmear		alternative form of buachaill (“cowherd; herdsman”).
1792	buachaille-chaorach	Ainmear		alternative form of buachaill-chaorach (“shepherd”).
1793	buachair	Ainmear		genitive singular of buachar.
1794	buachar	Ainmear		dung, droppings, manure, ordure, cowpat.
1795	buadhair	Ainmear	/puəɣɛɾʲ/	conqueror, champion, victor.
1796	buadhair aisneiseach	Ainmear		predicative adjective.
1797	buadhair buaidh-aithriseach	Ainmear		attributive adjective.
1798	buadhairean	Ainmear		plural of buadhair.
1799	buadhairean aisneiseach	Ainmear		plural of buadhair aisneiseach.
1800	buadhairean buaidh-aithriseach	Ainmear		plural of buadhair buaidh-aithriseach.
1801	buaidh	Ainmear	/puəj/	effect, influence, effectiveness, impact, impression.
1802	buaidh an taigh-ghlainne	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'greenhouse effect': The process by which a planet is heated by solar radiation which is retained by its a…
1803	buaidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of buaidh.
1804	buaidhean	Ainmear		plural of buaidh.
1805	buail	Gnìomhair	/ˈpuɪl/	strike, hit, bang, beat, smite, knock, pelt, rap, thrust, thump.
1806	buail air	Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'strike': A status resulting from a batter swinging and missing a pitch, or not swinging at a pitch when t…
1807	buail an ceann	Gnìomhair		occur (come to mind).
1808	buaile	Ainmear	/ˈb̥uələ/	enclosure, fold, sheepfold, pen (animal enclosure, particularly for sheep or cattle).
1809	buain	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/b̥ũə̃ɲ/	reap, harvest, cut down, crop, mow.
1810	buair	Gnìomhair	/puəɾʲ/	to disturb, trouble, upset.
1811	buaireadair	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Troublemaker': One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.
1812	buaireadairean	Ainmear		plural of buaireadair.
1813	buaireadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of buair.
1814	buaireas	Ainmear		annoyance, agitation, confusion.
1815	buaireasan	Ainmear		plural of buaireas.
1816	buaireis	Ainmear		genitive singular of buaireas.
1817	buairidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of buaireadh.
1818	buairidhean	Ainmear		plural of buaireadh.
1819	bualadh	Ainmear	/ˈpuəl̪ˠəɣ/	verbal noun of buail.
1820	bualaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bualadh.
1821	bualaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bualadh.
1822	buana	Ainmear		genitive singular of buain.
1823	buannachadh	Ainmear	/ˈpuən̪ˠəxəɣ/	verbal noun of buannaich.
1824	buannaich	Gnìomhair	/ˈpuən̪ˠɪç/	to win (a contest), be victorious.
1825	bucais	Ainmear		genitive singular of bucas.
1826	bucas	Ainmear		Lewis form of bogsa (“box”).
1827	buidheach	Ainmear	/ə ˈvujəx/	Equivalent to 'Jaundice': A morbid condition, characterized by yellowness of the eyes, skin, and urine.
1828	buidheachais	Ainmear		genitive singular of buidheachas.
1829	buidheachas	Ainmear		gratitude, thanks, thanksgiving, acknowledgement.
1830	buidheag	Ainmear		Used in compounds denoting various birds and flowers, especially (but not exclusively) yellow ones.
1831	buidheag-an-t-samhraidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Buttercup': Any of many herbs, of the genus Ranunculus, having yellow flowers; the crowfoot.
1832	buidheag-bhealaidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Yellowhammer': A passerine bird, Emberiza citrinella, of western Eurasia, which is mainly yellow in colou…
1833	buidheagain	Ainmear		inflection of buidheagan:.
1834	buidheagan	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Yolk': The yellow, spherical part of an egg that is surrounded by the white albumen, and serves as nutrim…
1835	buidheagan-an-t-samhraidh	Ainmear		plural of buidheag-an-t-samhraidh.
1836	buidheagan-bealaidh	Ainmear		plural of buidheag-bhealaidh.
1837	buidheig-an-t-samhraidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of buidheag-an-t-samhraidh.
1838	buidheige	Ainmear		genitive singular of buidheag.
1839	buidheige-bealaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of buidheag-bhealaidh.
1840	buidhre	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Deafness': The condition of being deaf; the lack or loss of the ability to hear.
1841	buidseach	Ainmear		male wizard, sorcerer, witch, sorceress.
1842	buidseachan	Ainmear		plural of buidseach.
1843	buidseachd	Ainmear	/budʲʃəxɡ/	witchery, witchcraft, wizardry.
1844	buidsead	Ainmear
1845	buidsead-obrach	Ainmear		working budget.
1846	buidsich	Ainmear		genitive singular of buidseach.
1847	buidsichean	Ainmear		plural of buidseach.
1848	buil	Ainmear		consequence, effect, result.
1849	buile	Ainmear		genitive singular of buil.
1850	builean	Ainmear		plural of buil.
1851	buileann	Ainmear
1852	buileann feòla	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'meatloaf': A dish of ground meat (usually made from ground beef, although lamb, pork, veal, venison, poul…
1853	builg	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		Equivalent to 'Bubble': A spherically contained volume of air or other gas, especially one made from soapy liquid.
1854	builgeadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of builg.
1855	builgean	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bubble': A spherically contained volume of air or other gas, especially one made from soapy liquid.
1856	builgeanan	Ainmear		plural of builgean.
1857	builgein	Ainmear		genitive singular of builgean.
1858	builgidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of builgeadh.
1859	builgidhean	Ainmear		plural of builgeadh.
1860	builinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of buileann.
1861	buill	Ainmear		genitive and plural of ball.
1862	buill-bhasgaid	Ainmear		genitive singular of ball-basgaid.
1863	buill-bholaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of ball-bholaidh.
1864	buill-coise	Ainmear		genitive singular of ball-coise.
1865	buill-goilf	Ainmear		genitive singular of ball-goilf.
1866	buill-stèidhe	Ainmear		genitive singular of ball-stèidhe.
1867	buille	Ainmear	/ˈb̥uʎə/	stress, emphasis, importance.
1868	buille chultarail	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'culture shock': A state of anxious confusion experienced by someone exposed to an alien or unfamiliar env…
1869	buille chulturail	Ainmear		alternative form of buille chultarail.
1870	buille cultarail	Ainmear		genitive singular of buille chultarail.
1871	buille culturail	Ainmear		genitive singular of buille chulturail.
1872	buillean	Ainmear		plural of buille.
1873	buillean cultarail	Ainmear		plural of buille chultarail.
1874	buillean culturail	Ainmear		plural of buille chulturail.
1875	builleannan	Ainmear		plural of buille.
1876	builleannan cultarail	Ainmear		plural of buille chultarail.
1877	builleannan culturail	Ainmear		plural of buille chulturail.
1878	built	Ainmear		genitive singular of balt.
1879	buime	Ainmear		alternative form of muime.
1880	buin	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		belong, pertain, be related.
1881	buineach	Ainmear		alternative form of buinneach.
1882	buineag	Ainmear		scrap (little piece, fragment).
1883	buineagan	Ainmear		plural of buineag.
1884	buineig	Ainmear		genitive singular of buineag.
1885	buinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bonn.
1886	buinn a-staigh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bonn a-staigh.
1887	buinne	Ainmear	/ˈpɯɲə/	Equivalent to 'statue': A three-dimensional work of art, usually representing a person or animal, usually created by scu…
1888	buinneach	Ainmear	/ˈpuɲəx/
1889	buinnig	Gnìomhair	/ˈpuɲɪkʲ/	win, gain.
1890	buinteanas	Ainmear	/ˈpuɲtʲənəs̪/	relation, connection, relationship.
1891	buirbe	Ainmear		atrocity, barbarism, ferocity, fierceness, rudeness, savagery.
1892	bùird	Ainmear	/b̥uːrˠt̪/ [b̥uː(ɻ)ʈ]/	genitive singular of bòrd (“table, plank, board, deck”).
1893	bùird-dhubha	Ainmear		plural of bòrd-dubh.
1894	bùird-dhuibh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrd-dubh.
1895	bùird-eun	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrd-eun.
1896	bùird-sgrìobhaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrd-sgrìobhaidh.
1897	bùird-stiùiridh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bòrd-stiùiridh.
1898	bùirn	Ainmear		genitive singular of bùrn.
1899	bùitean	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1900	bùithean	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1901	bùithnean	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1902	bùithtean	Ainmear	/[ˈpʉːhtʲən]/	plural of bùth.
1903	bùithtean-obrach	Ainmear		plural of bùth-obrach.
1904	bùithtean-oibre	Ainmear		plural of bùth-oibre.
1905	buitseach	Ainmear		alternative form of buidseach.
1906	bumalair	Ainmear		oaf, bungler, blockhead, dolt.
1907	bun	Ainmear	/pun/	bottom, base, foundation.
1908	bun-reachd	Ainmear		constitution (politics).
1909	bun-reachdan	Ainmear		plural of bun-reachd.
1910	bun-sgoil	Ainmear		elementary school, primary school.
1911	bun-sgoile	Ainmear		genitive singular of bun-sgoil.
1912	bun-sgoiltean	Ainmear		plural of bun-sgoil.
1913	bun-stòir	Ainmear		genitive singular of bun-stòr.
1914	bun-stòr	Ainmear		primary source.
1915	buna	Ainmear		genitive singular of bun.
1916	buna-bhuachaille	Ainmear	/b̥unə ˈvoxɪʎə/	common loon, great northern diver.
1917	bunadh	Ainmear	/ˈpunəɣ/	origin, stock.
1918	bunaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of bunadh.
1919	bunaidhean	Ainmear		plural of bunadh.
1920	bunan	Ainmear		plural of bun.
1921	buntainn	Ainmear	/ˈb̥un̪ˠt̪ɪɲ/	verbal noun of buin.
1922	buntainne	Ainmear		genitive singular of buntainn.
1923	buntàta	Ainmear	/b̥əˈn̪ˠʰaːʰt̪(ə)/	Equivalent to 'potato': A plant of species Solanum tuberosum or its edible starchy tuber.
1924	buntàta phruinn	Ainmear		genitive singular of buntàta pronn.
1925	buntàta pronn	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'mashed potatoes': A dish consisting of potatoes that have been boiled, mashed to a pulpy consistency, and…
1926	bùrach	Ainmear	/ˈpuːrəx/	mess, guddle, confusion, disorder, shambles.
1927	bùrn	Ainmear	/puːrˠn̪ˠ/
1928	burraidh	Ainmear		fool, blockhead, dolt.
1929	burraidheachd	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bullying': An act of intimidating a person to do something, especially such repeated coercion.
1930	burraidheachdan	Ainmear		plural of burraidheachd.
1931	burraidhean	Ainmear		plural of burraidh.
1932	burras	Ainmear	/ˈpʊrˠəs/	Equivalent to 'Caterpillar': The larva of a butterfly or moth; leafworm.
1933	bursaraidh	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Bursary': A monetary award to university students that allows them to continue their studies.
1934	bursaraidhean	Ainmear		plural of bursaraidh.
1935	bus	Ainmear	/b̥us̪/	pout (facial expression).
1936	busaichean	Ainmear		plural of bus.
1937	bùth	Ainmear	/puː/	Equivalent to 'shop': An establishment that sells goods or services to the public; originally only a physical location…
1938	bùth grosaireachd	Ainmear		grocer's, grocery (shop).
1939	bùth-gheall	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'pawnshop': The business premises of a pawnbroker; where loans are made, with personal property as securit…
1940	bùth-leabhraichean	Ainmear
1941	bùth-obrach	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'workshop': A room, especially one which is not particularly large, used for manufacturing or other light…
1942	bùth-oibre	Ainmear		alternative form of bùth-obrach.
1943	bùtha	Ainmear		genitive singular of bùth.
1944	bùtha-leabhraichean	Ainmear		genitive singular of bùth-leabhraichean.
1945	bùtha-obrach	Ainmear		genitive singular of bùth-obrach.
1946	bùtha-oibre	Ainmear		genitive singular of bùth-oibre.
1947	buthaid	Ainmear		Equivalent to 'Puffin': The young of the Manx shearwater (Puffinus puffinus), especially eaten as food.
1948	buthaidean	Ainmear		plural of buthaid.
1949	bùthaidh	Ainmear		dative singular of bùth.
1950	bùthainnean	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1951	bùthan	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1952	bùthan grosaireachd	Ainmear		plural of bùth grosaireachd.
1953	bùthan-grosaireachd	Ainmear		plural of bùth grosaireachd.
1954	bùthan-leabhraichean	Ainmear		plural of bùth-leabhraichean.
1955	bùthan-obrach	Ainmear		plural of bùth-obrach.
1956	bùthan-oibre	Ainmear		plural of bùth-oibre.
1957	bùthannan	Ainmear		plural of bùth.
1958	cab	Ainmear	/kʰap/
1959	cabadaich	Ainmear	/kʰapət̪ɪç/	blethering, blathering, chatting.
1960	càbaill	Ainmear		genitive singular of càball.
1961	càball	Ainmear	/ˈkʰaːpəl̪ˠ/	Equivalent to 'cable': A long object used to make a physical connection.
1962	càballan	Ainmear		plural of càball.
1963	caban	Ainmear		plural of cab.
1964	cabar	Ainmear	/ˈkʰapəɾ/	caber, large piece of wood.
1965	cabhadh	Ainmear		alternative form of cathadh.
1966	cabhadh-mara	Ainmear		alternative form of cathadh-mara.
1967	cabhadh-sneachda	Ainmear		alternative form of cathadh-sneachda.
1968	cabhag	Ainmear	/ˈkʰafak/	Equivalent to 'Rush': Any of several stiff plants of the genus Juncus, or the family Juncaceae, having hollow or pithy s…
1969	cabhaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhadh.
1970	cabhaidh-mhara	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhadh-mara.
1971	cabhaidh-shneachda	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhadh-sneachda.
1972	cabhaidhean	Ainmear		plural of cabhadh.
1973	cabhaidhean-mara	Ainmear		plural of cabhadh-mara.
1974	cabhaidhean-sneachda	Ainmear		plural of cabhadh-sneachda.
1975	cabhaig	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhag.
1976	cabhaige	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhag.
1977	cabhlach	Ainmear	/ˈkʰaul̪ˠəx/	Equivalent to 'fleet': A river (the River Fleet) in London, England, now buried underground, that flowed under the Easte…
1978	cabhlaich	Ainmear		genitive singular of cabhlach.
1979	cabhlaichean	Ainmear		plural of cabhlach.
1980	cabhsair	Ainmear	/ˈkʰaus̪ɪɾʲ/	Equivalent to 'Causeway': A road that is raised so as to be above water, marshland, and similar low-lying obstacles, whi…
1981	cabhsairean	Ainmear		plural of cabhsair.
1982	cac	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/kʰaxk/	Equivalent to 'cack': An inexpensive boot or shoe made in the 19th or early 20th century for a baby or young child.
1983	cac-shiubhal	Ainmear
1984	caca	Ainmear		genitive singular of cac.
1985	cacadh	Ainmear		verbal noun of cac.
1986	cacaidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of cacadh.
1987	cacaidhean	Ainmear		plural of cacadh.
1988	cachaileith	Ainmear	/ˈkʰaxələ/	old rustic gate (generally with no hinges).
1989	cadail	Ainmear, Gnìomhair		genitive singular of cadal.
1990	cadail-gheamhraidh	Ainmear		genitive singular of cadal-geamhraidh.
1991	cadal	Ainmear	/ˈkʰat̪əl̪ˠ/	verbal noun of caidil.
1992	cadal-deilgneach	Ainmear	/[ˌŋ̊hat̪əl̪ˠ ˈtʲilikɑnəx]/	pins and needles (tingling felt in limb).
1993	cadal-geamhraidh	Ainmear		hibernation.
1994	cagailt	Ainmear
1995	cagainn	Gnìomhair		chew, gnaw, champ, masticate, munch.
1996	cagair	Ainmear, Gnìomhair	/ˈkʰakəð/	genitive singular of cagar.
1997	cagairean	Ainmear		plural of cagar.
1998	cagar	Ainmear		verbal noun of cagair.
1999	cagarsaich	Ainmear		verbal noun of cagair.
2000	cagarsaichean	Ainmear		plural of cagarsaich.

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