Faclan neònach

[akerbeltz]

Liosta de dh'fhaclan neònach a lorg mi ann an diofar àitichean ach chan eil a' dèanamh cus ciall (fiù ma bha eadar-theangachadh ann san tùs) agus chan eil mi deònach an cur san Fhaclair Bheag fhathast mar sin. Ma tha fiosrachadh agaibh, bhithinn fada 'nur comain ach tha e cgl mur eil, 's e "liosta obrach" dhomh fhìn a th' ann sa chiad dol a-mach.

• Am Measg nam Bodach
  fidilean finntinn

• Angus MacDonald (Press and Journal)
  air an àite fhàgail na mhuc-mhaic ostensibly pigsty, mess but form? -bhaic? -bhoig/-bhuig?

• An t-Eilean Grianach Fallain E
  Sa chaimhleas èibhinn flùrain

• An t-Ogha Mór
  a' gabhail a' ghiorsa in a tumult 'corraich le deòin')
  air trùimh nam bilean dwelling kindly on the lips
  buabainn hyphen?
  daoi air daraich fool on a log
  innleachd bhaoth cunning strategem
  peardsa Page (person)
  searg-ghruaim death (metaphor)
  srann-ghlaodh dirge

• Badenoch Gaelic (A MacPherson)
  Bhiuthanas famous character
  lairganaich waiting, expecting
  lorghanach noisy
  muileann-leth-coise Probable this word should be Muileann-Laimh-Bradh – Quern

• Bàrdachd Ghàidhlig (Watson)
  rasgaich ? vaunting
  seisneil ?
  prosmann incitement

• Bho na h-Innse Gall as Iomallaiche
  bris bramas innilt dishonour the marriage bed
  còmhrag nan cungar clash of cultures
  damas gineis/samas gineis sense of inferiority/superiority
  feighinn pattern
  ionntach instinct
  lifeag picnic
  manach raigeach tonsured monk
  ròn teileach seal on guard-duty (faic teilid cuideachd)
  seafaidean goblets
  sirpisean silvery jugs
  smeargha flensing
  stilbeag, cuairteag, cearnag, cuairneag, suaineag, froi(dh)neag, cirbeag weaving patterns
  teilid mind-speech, telepathy

• Bliadhna nan Òran
  Bàl Loch Arcaig - Gun fhios gu dè stàth dhomh ach m' àraidean fhìn
  Banais Ghleann Bhairigil - Gu bhith giùlan a' bheir-bainnse.; fair(ing)? Poss. form of beir? or bairghean?
  Cànan nan Gàidheal - Ach an galair a' bhlian' on deas; blian usually adj, is this form of bleoghainn?
  Cumha do Shìm Òg - Sin is foirmidh na choinneamh; noisy or ostentatious?
  Hò Ro 'illean, Na Bitheamaid Tùrsach - 'S bheir i air cuasach rìbhinn còir; syntax suggests cuasach is a noun, either way, cavernous doesn't make sense. Perhaps 'troglodyte'?
  Mo Nighean Donn Òg - Nach loiseadh rium tùr no lann. meaning of tùr and lann (tower/sense, blade/orchard) hinges on loiseadh which looks like a verb. Candidates might be loise(adh) flame but no evidence of this as verb
  Na Tulaichean - Chum e riù a ' bhòtach glossed as musket but?? perh. « (gun) butt?

• Burns
  clamhasgain / clamhagain = snarling

• Còco is Crùbagan
  Chaidh mòran iongnaidh is uabhais a mhùgadh às nuair a chaidh solas an dealain a chur air gun dragh sam bith = mùigeadh?
  mèadhalaich, bèadhalaich = bleating

• Cregeen's Fieldwork Journals
  Vol 4
  scrorjən td68 maide-fithich
  shɔchle td70 ledge, bed
  tornistjə td74 turning of stack
  
  Vol 5
  bru-fheocaig ? most feoc- roots are martens etc but unglossed, tricky
  
  Vol 7
  cuiseagan geallaich cured a knee / sore limbs
  
  Vol 8
  clamanaichte sweltry

• DASG
  17 (Assynt)
  annais (coltas annas/annaid/anainn ach cò dhiubh?)
  toppas (Beurla?)
  drein vootach ?
  23 (Tiree)
  stàg curb bit
  49 Islay
  suabhaill pot chain (word looks more like "swivel")
  67 Mull
  miolach for mionach, looks a legit n<>l variant but no ghits?
  umalas for domlas, looks a legit d- less variant but no ghits?
  69 Harris
  craoileach large/clums person, unsure if /krɯːl/ or /krɤil/ or sth else
  72 Scalpay
  spoileagadh is this /sboil/ or /sbɔLʲ/ or /sbɔl/? Says operation but what, in the sense of military or medical?
  aon-mhàl mess - perh. aon mheall?
  75 Tiree
  uileasach stiff - but cf uileasach le’m làimh (Uist) neither meaning clear.
  78 Harris
  gaistaidh beathach òg aitigeach
  84 Lewis
  smiurs (E) que?
  97 Harris
  sniabh pass (mountain) misint. of sliabh?
  99 Harris
  Alltan Aibhneageanaidh not sure if word or not
  101 Lewis
  dorochan corrach ? boxing/wrestling related
  115 Harris
  lann-shuileach ?
  116 Harris
  fèileabanachd [?] eating food slowly.
  gàireach palate; related to càirean no doubt but form dubious
  a boilithadh [?] pressing.
  156 Tarbert
  urpull
  179 Harris
  thug e riddalaidhs air
  180 E Ross
  proghal proud
  dreanata
  183 Skye
  unid nuid = luid?
  190 Lewis
  splinn = slinn, poss. typo/misreading shlinn?
  197 Uist, S
  alltair movement of fingers alt+ ?
  204 Tiree
  sgios de dh'uisge drizzle ... skies?
  260 Applecross
  boighlean shards looks like metathesis of bloighean
  262 Applecross
  duagan monotonous noise; dòrdan ?
  ciollag rag?
  267 Harris
  tònasach ?
  uabhcall ? uamarra?
  cnaimhseag louse, suspicious
  271 Harris
  dall bung (to plug a hole)
  278 Uist
  uileasach le’m làimh suffering. aoi-leasach? uidhl- ? uiln- ?
  278 Uist
  gigili blàth warm, humid, clammy
  air a dhol a bhobhta làir ? something with bad/changeable weather
  clò fiachlach two coloured cloth ?fiaclach
  gadhar weakness, failing ?gaorr
  iùdhrais evil ???
  gonnathalan hero
  fuinn allegedly suinn (heroes) but seems more likely misreadin of long s ſuinn as fuinn
  sloc iasgaich fishing station, looks fishy, who fishes from a pit?
  283 Lewis
  cóineal weeping
  gidhir-thomain tussocks
  camaiceanan tumbling cam..?
  x Lewis
  learach type of woman
  291 Skye
  cuidhbhil type of shelter, pen, cuithe for sure but -il?
  buaile mhiosdain whirligig
  barra stràc full strake; each word is clear but what is a full strake?
  biche pelt - surely typo for seiche?
  294 Uist
  tùbrais squabble etc looks like t + ùpraid but fem??
  salann rìligidh sprinkling of salt on fish
  tolt bed spread
  biuigeal bright; biùg + ail?
  oiseach Hiortach poss for r > l sound change in St Kildan?
  309 Harris / Applecross
  crocair (no gloss, net related)
  ìghneachan (N. Applecross) magan (asthma). ???
  a’ mhula-mhòid dab-chick? on sea seen before stormy weather. Very small birds. looks v much like a toad-word
  325 Skye / Calligary
  rangas reef
  drianach line ?driamlach
  326 Kintyre
  monais prob Scots? monish
  329 Tiree
  rìnne line of reefs
  cuibheall-chrò spinning top type toy but not entirely sure what kind
  pibhaideach person doing things the hard way
  330 Uist, N
  gnòbag settee
  333 Barra
  bu hort/buhort chair ??
  336 NS
  tùic vague outline
  341 Tiree
  brógalais swinging the lead ??
  346 Uist
  sùghan tart
  iucharlan piano both look like suspicious neologisms, sùghan overlaps with sowens
  347 Lewis
  stamh dubh nan each species?
  feamainn charraichgeach seaweed used as manure (descriptive or species?)
  352 Uist
  màbhail quiet
  353 Uist
  crith-sgamhain form of pneumonia which could kill a sheep; vague, poss suppurative pneumonia
  crith-nan-airnean also no clue
  354 Uist
  na ghriaran in this thoughts
  372 Eriskay
  ceann-teine part of a rainbow
  dùideach ?
  dlùithean hinge ??
  378 Uist
  piob a’ choinnethal uileann pipes
  382 Uist
  ann an trusg under authority/command
  beachan eirm bee hives, looks like fheirm but poss bad transcription or airc?
  383 Uist
  caban an instrument used in capping; » capan but what's the tool?
  màrach insatiable cow (food/water)
  384 Uist
  lethreisg unfit person leithrist?
  iughrag drop; looks like ciùbhrag without c?
  struidhlag small measure
  glògais glove
  cosagan strangers
  siollt, sìolt propagator
  dreug sling; this is usually meteor etc
  luid bhocs fool
  blàth theannachadh adjust a load?
  mòraidhean fertile land - not sure if noun or place name
  dìblidh regular visitor eh?
  ann an trochans in cahoots
  dròs fine ashes prob Engl dross?
  388 Uist
  basdalach strictly ruled? normally "flashy"
  sùdan long/deep roots
  393 Skye
  crann-slaod normally càrn-slaoid. Lack of slenderisation looks odd, prob metathesized càrn > cran
  cridhe mhónadh /kriə/ doesn't look like cridhe
  394 Glen Lyon
  plub lamp looks weird, maybe lump?
  spreac beak ??
  398 Harris
  Don-gnothaich lack of lenition weird
  spiol-mhè ref to mortling?
  403 Grimsay
  uileasg boundary marker; looks like a word for "boulder" or poss ? + easg "boggy land"
  umadair appealer
  fraid stockade; poss fraigh mis-transcribed?
  404 Grimsay
  Bhòil e mach he vomited. poss moil (cf moileadh rinse)?
  407 Grimsay
  bodhar elephant. Que?
  408 Grimsay
  fùlg course (of a ship) Germanic fulgijaną? Or maybe bad transcription? tulg?
  bealmadh breakwater, dam ??
  crad beetroot
  friseagan raspberries driseag?
  413 Harris
  galldrobadh accident; drubadh? drabadh?
  417 Harris
  reuleich forked branch
  420 Harris
  cealbhaichean hidden places
  421 Harris
  geata-siùrag > geata-siorraige but what part of the loom is it
  424 Harris
  gearaidh ochain fuss
  slearach lazy poss Dw sleaghair?
  sglodaig sglodaid? gulp
  ceibheirt stride
  leibhseach very good
  follag lazy woman
  425 Harris
  meangail whine
  426 Harris
  snaidhm-cruaidhmean granny knot
  lamhach bold, forward [ɫɑ̃vɑx]
  428 Uist
  strìgean loud explosion
  iodas - miodas integrity - dishonesty
  crulastan hospitality
  feoinein is feonag waiter / waitress Seoinein is Seonag?
  lufadh exercising
  meogh caress
  429 Uist, N (this informant has many weird looking words that appear to have been liften from Old Irish)
  airb fortification
  asgairt arm taking up arms casgairt?
  alg space
  ogsanna knowledge
  oilpeig revelation
  dàomanas property tax, prob. daoranas
  cruidheag syringe
  uma appeal
  airid bench, sofa
  searmaiche hawthorn
  nàbas (nàbasach, nàbasachd) politics
  bealbh word (of warning)
  cuineastoir reputation
  tias grill? gridle?
  rusalan wooden fish rùsgan?
  riudhan wooden dish
  funnt thieving
  cileasag two timing
  ealganach lively
  teor pocket
  fiodail jerkin
  snaruinn nervous fear
  teislig bandages
  ìuslaig mission, venture
  folmadh putting clay into mould
  soineagach inconsistent
  ceann stròg flax oil {linseed oil but the words make no sense; note he uses stròcadh for "painting"}
  deòstadh estimate, evaluate
  cranndairachd crooning canntaireachd?
  còblaichean bhròg worn shoes
  còpar uisge flooding, prob copadh?
  cùm air faighean keep mind fixed. faigne?
  ioll ell, prob just Scots
  sgillaid tell-tale
  buthaman potato variety but which?
  pùilleag deep person
  sgailb skull prob sgeilb?
  slòisean accent?
  bean-uisa whatever, who cares
  cuilidh type of pasture
  dorman pike?
  sochag some berry growing by streams?
  baop crybaby
  buaic stupid, clumsy
  firead inf says frith-rathad but looks a bit odd, more like far-rathad.
  gaig slope gaisg seems nearest fit unless the gloss is off and it's gàg?
  gineil practical joker
  laic light; Highld pron of light?
  clach blianreith grindstone the b looks weird unless some sort of portmanteau of bleith and lìomhradh?
  goit guide, prob just English?
  sàirt silenced, quiet sàmh + ?
  438 S Uist
  dìaulum strong liquer
  déasbhalach knowledgeable, skilful
  cabhalaids cumbersome machinery
  442 S Uist
  fìlainn leaves found on a loch???
  Cha do sheothain mi air failing to achieve a target. poss seabhainn but semantics?
  gasgan rope
  goileabadh gulping
  dunnaltas mucuous before calving
  seafaraidh paddock? hitching post?
  ceann-duinn natural boat landing
  snaosalan land measure?
  sgàir wide bay
  feachan kidding
  tàidhean stringy roots
  445 Benbecula
  caineal helping a neighbour in time of harvest. càin-? caith-? caing-?
  Cuir do mhuthan air do bhois ’s cacaidh e orra. glossed imp. but this may stand for imperative
  tulasgan na tul-fhìrinn the downright truth. tulasg? tul-(l)asgan?
  staoig straw under seed in kiln
  obair ri shùl useless performance meaning?
  449 Skye
  ceann-maothan joint between the two planks - horizontal or vertical?
  cliùchdadh going into hiding; gloss makes no sense
  452 N Uist
  spiondral gél spionndral?
  pliunnadh lump together
  sòragas sòragadh dispute quarrel
  biomal goose boy
  caidhneasach caidhneas original
  farg gut string
  duine moigeil agreeable
  duine spàrdalach well-built spàrdanach?
  sìarain shin guard
  bochuill type of footwear
  bùasaid basket
  reiliseadh crowd
  smùnadh annexe smùirneadh?
  lamadh rolling/wallowing?
  458 Lewis
  meadharra-theach, magh'r-a'theach wealth?
  minigeadanan small butter; what is small butter????
  Séiseant ort! chiding expression
  sgiorsamaid protrustion?
  tom-uragaidh surly man
  an t-ainme blood on sea; this'll be some bioluminesense or algal bloom but form?
  basdar some form of gait?
  bùrlas resting hand on fist to shoot a marble
  cailbean prob. calban swivel
  cleanan tell repeatedly
  guth-shàmh given as pawky i.e. dry witted. The gloss seems not quite right for any of the meanings of sàmh
  dean higean-hoigean ort ?
  a mhic na sad annoying person. grammar?
  462 S Uist
  adadh clearly fadadh, but no other instance of f-less form
  465 S Uist
  geòsgil gloss unclear, doesn't match geòsgail in Dw at all
  466 S Uist
  car a mhille mhoiltean car a' mhoiltein but the mhille is odd
  theab nach ti dìle almost failed
  465 N Uist
  cait chùil hinges
  tuillbhein danger areas
  ullaich reprimand
  cubhach yender tig free ... gu dè?
  camart meandering river, dubious, OS has cam-ard i.e. cam-àird(e)
  cnaidsaireachd working with wood
  470 N Uist
  air diolair in stitches
  ealbanta funny expression
  seostadh attract
  cunaglas propaganda, poss. conagladh 'teasing' in Dw?
  lùnastas voluntary transfer of land
  anadaich savage
  teol style
  ceilimbeart slang; imbeart is OIr for mod. iomart, ceil + imbeart?
  sialas explaining
  teall philosophy
  aotras terror
  sùlbh concoction prob sàlbh?
  fleoga two masted boat; link to fleog 'flounder'?
  còrnan ornaments
  treòsd treòsdach experience, experienced
  sòrach seeking
  fidealag waste pipe
  càros something with clay bubbling
  farraman some pipe in a clay oven
  476 N Uist
  fatradh/fadradhdip, bathe - this usually means shelter
  
  
  
  #

• Fuaran
  Eucan, Cleamag, Seamag possibly names rather than nicknames (section also has Seuman (> Jamie))

• Etymological Dictionary {Appendix}
  cionlas confound you; string for tying fingers of dead people
  mìlis white button
  stiùcan 12 times
  prio-taoil clatter, noise
  riodach kind n? v?
  siach avoid

• Gaelic Songs of Mary MacLeod
  marcanta horseman, knight

• Gearra-nan-Craobh 's an Cladach
  cuir 'nad ghearalan

• Gnàthasan-cainnt
  an t-uidhir humid days in autumn; these are the dog days iuchar/futhar etc but the slender dh looks weird
  cha do rinn theab cron a-riamh "almost" never did any harm
  rach dhan t-sìochraidh go into hiding
  sapag = stapag

• Grammar of Ros Goill Irish
  gasúr /gasər/ is this really gasúr with shortening or based on root gas cf gasan?

• Harris Development
  meanagal intending, prob. mìnigeil?

• Hebridean Connections
  (spelling in general is atrocious)
  sìlich ?
  bòdach bòtadh?
  riag ?

• Linguistic Atlas of Irish Dialects
  Arran
  beairt sure
  carr grin
  casaidh bridge over boggy ground
  clach rocaidh quern
  midhear meadow (miadar?)
  stuighean foundation sheaf
  tàlachan oystercatcher
  
  Benbecula
  duine singilte frail man
  sìnslein stroke of thatch
  
  Kintyre
  briceabhas breakfast
  gràbach harness
  /nə dèːrəxən sea-rods, teadhrachan? deurachan?
  muchrain(n) pigling
  taləv barking
  
  Lewis
  karakʲ could be caraig/caraid/car-àit(?) treadle
  iomlas gallbladder
  ʃəvag seabhag? seubhag? wig poss. bad English for quid?
  tuillear stout, well coloured???
  NuəLadʲ something you can drown in? dhan an ualaid e drown him; nach tu bha san ualaid? weren't you in trouble
  mɯːLʲas maoilleas? forehead
  
  Mid-Argyll
  baile munːinən sheep farm
  dealar an uisge rainbow
  cormagan cormorant
  fogaid aftermath, aftergrass
  jun.ənəx funny
  geurachan sharpening
  sìodag fairy
  
  Wester Ross
  tuairnealaich cataract
  caille snàth skein (no rudeigin mar sin)
  aislig, aislin(n)ean rib
  snas bolt
  tùs, maide tùs flail
  ionnsgachach learned
  fi.əɣən fin
  snórag snore/snoring
  a' farainn/fairinn feeling
  
  Sutherland
  bòcrach dunghill
  jãũLəx angry
  dʲev rainbow
  faLarʲər lightning
  ainmhig seldom
  dime harm
  sgòban clouds
  lallar scale(s) of a fish
  cianarail; cianadail = cianail
  taobh-ceangal half-tie (wtf?)

• Luirgean Eachainn Nill
  làireachan layman

• MacIntosh Postal Questionnaire
  cruimeach maggot m? typo? mh?
  bodach-rocaidh scarecrow ròcadh no rocadh?
  muileag-muc tadpole; > toad ach neònach

• Muir is Tìr
  uioda gut snood
  spat legging
  féilidh short trousers
  Féill Slinnein Cò?? 24 December
  fid mast pin
  slùde mast partners
  boilear boiler, seadh, ach /bɔilər/ no /bɔlər/?
  lits (sail) leech
  pòilins mast panels polings?
  hogail gunwale eye bolt

• Naughty Little Book
  geosg vagina; this looks like a variant of geòsgan/geòstan (ragwort)
  earball vagina; this seems unlikely for *vagina*
  bagais testicles (?)
  gogan penis; looks like form of Eng. cock but is it gocan/cocan/gogan?

• Quizlet
  molachaid eating (food)
  paoineil skimpy (looks like delenited faoineil)
  raid ready
  trais mhòr big nose
  supalaidh easily seen
  pleòcan ?
  ealchaig in a prominent position (or) untidily
  ag ceilbhearachd being too fastidious (also given as "trifling")
  cuir fàineachan air press looks like form of fàin?
  doadha (doca) wee tough stout fellow
  ullamain ?
  draibheil (drèabhail) leaving to the end
  stiùc roost; act of sheltering
  mùrsanach duine heavy person
  lìtethe roof of the mouth (possible misreading of posset (lite) as palate?
  a' draonnan plodding (form of braon cf Irish draonán or drannd?)
  palonaidh mis-shapen garment
  nì i slìumag mhath she will make a good penny
  cha do ghabh mi taice/allt air I didn't take to him (?)
  Bha coic air a' chuthaig ?there was a secret at the cuckoo
  ceilbhreachd footery, pernickety work ?ceileireachd?
  thug e sgurran / sgrudadh air he gave him a good doing; DASG has sgrudadh AND sgrùdadh in the same entry ("swearing")
  splugan cold (illness)
  sgàrach scarlet
  chan urrainn dhomh an leanabh anaghladh I can't bide that child ?anacladh?
  ceanna-bhriste dandruff
  bradhal a stout fellow
  godaman a wee so and so
  clann an uaisgneais name for those who hid from call up behind double wall
  faoibhin na coise ?
  tha Alasdair numel air a' Ghàidhlig Alasdair is fluent in Gaelic
  earnaiseachd ?
  mùrsach (mùirseach?) great big top-heavy, lumbering thing
  Sitse ri Quebec! Siege of Quebec! ? also given as setting fire to. Perh laying waste/destruction rather than siege?
  meachdrach jolly, extrovert
  coimeanach obligatory ? prob comaineach, obliging

• Rare Hebridean Gaelic Words
  cléis children's play (tha iad a' cléis, they are playing)
  sgàrdach vacant, startled, insane look, coltas sgàrdach
  sgibabo team of travelling men breaking in virgin ground for villagers
  scalafaitse hurl (thoir scalafaitse do)
  seadachdainn substance, increase, store (a h-uile latha mar tha tighinn dol nas lugha seadachdainn)
  meuchd /miaxg/ prob meuc < euc cf eucail disease, ailment
  coladiagan small, short-lived eddy of ashes near fireplace

• Sàr-obair nam Bàrd Gaelach
  aignidh form of neo-aignidh i.e. composed?
  stol stol or stòl?
  neo-thruineil no idea, tried druineil, nn; perhaps Dineed tríntealach restless, nervous?
  munasg air seilg ??

• Seanchas Ìle
  carrachag some species of seaweed; Dwelly says shellfish?
  sgeanag(an) pres. = sgianag in Dwelly but which seaweed is it?

• Sir Seòras Uilleam Ros
  plod flat? (td 17)

• Sports Guidelines (MnE)
  ro-dhartach Offside
  Farpaisean Nàiseanta Glèidhte National Reserve Competitions - doesn't seem to be used

• Tha Cuimhn' Agam
  breislig instead of breislich. Thuirt Raghnall MGD: Gaeilge "Breislig[h] Maighe Muirthemne" - buaidh aige sin air inntinn Laing?

• The Gaelic of Kintyre
  slabhaicich slashing (?)

• The Irish Language in Rathlin (if # then from Atlas of Irish Dialects 67
  a' tuigheal
  amhan # fathoms
  biachlaidh beachleach # dirty
  bortalan-buidhe # ragwort
  buaint # harvesting
  /kɛi/ double-tree
  kalvan kalmər # type of fish
  càraidheachd # mending
  carbhas # sheet
  cneatal? # /krötal/ knitting
  cuibhil mhór castle wheel
  cuidhil bheag common wheel
  dealg-dé # butterfly
  dìlseag # little finger
  eighreag
  eurais béil # bridle bit /eːrɪʃ/
  fa-rìreabh
  fir chlisne fir chlisle # aurora
  foisgear # whiskers
  frasaidheachd
  freiseilte fresh
  freisin also
  frithear/frithir sore
  fuaighean (vn, fuaigh) sow
  furanadh puffin
  furn puffin
  gabhal-deòrach goːl dʲɔːrəx snipe
  gall-deòrachan gaL dʲɔːraxən night bird
  gandar # gander
  gasar # lad (an e seo gasar pert fellow aig Dwelly?)
  geafta gate
  gimlean gimlet
  glasaid
  gléireach
  gobach
  gréas
  gréasair
  gruthagan
  ianais
  ionglais # watery milk
  jösəx # young girl
  iteagadh # flying
  làbag
  laiseag-ghuail
  léan
  leathrom
  leathromach
  lìodag # little finger
  liasag
  liath-shioc
  luachrach
  maide lʎːstər laostar? ladhstar? treadle #
  maram
  màran
  marcaidheachd + #
  mèanfaidh
  meithid
  milleag-rugail
  mìobhar
  moran
  muireatrach
  naomh (v)
  neamhnaid
  niutan
  ord
  paiteanach
  peatar, picture
  péicealach, showy person
  ponta
  pòsanadh; pozies, flowers
  pruthag
  raic
  ramaisg
  réidhte
  ryərəg; clip of hook
  riach
  riaghailt
  ribhe
  rideanachd
  roilleagach
  ruiseag-gobhail
  sàl-mhònach
  seafach + #
  seifeag, seafag; sheaf
  seilceag # snail
  seile
  seileastrach
  sgilleann # penny
  sgimileir
  sgithist
  sgoilt
  sgreuchlach
  sgreuchlainn
  sgriodlain
  sguit
  sigidh sealbhan # strawberry
  simileid
  siogatair
  sìol dubh
  sìol liath
  siùrailte
  sleamhanadh
  smeòrlach # thrush
  sneòinean
  sòbhrag
  sol
  spealt
  speurach
  sraianach puffin
  sraon corncrake
  stròcadh
  stuaman solitary/dull man
  sùbh-sealbhan strawberry
  tachainn chewing the cud
  tamhalt monster (cf amhailt)
  tamhnach
  teinntear hearth
  timear-teallaich
  tiomallta
  tionndachd turning
  tobhta beag
  tobhta gualann
  tobhta réiste
  tobhta togaile
  togachan ploughing chain
  tòrdan bunch, tuft
  treabhacan ploughing
  trèan fast adj treun?
  uagnach lonely
  Uilleam crath d' earball
  us
  ùsaideadh using
  ùsg

• Tocher
  V.10 builidh prize-fighter (appears as name in other stories, some suggest Willie; poss. bully?) td.70
  V.11 gearran fishhook (td 84)
  V.13 a' satadh stepping out (td 218)
  V.15 Chuir e ma chuairt an iomach an iar he turned on his heels (tb 259)
  V23 leòdar/leòdair pewter badly transcribed /j/ (glossed as fheòdair) or genuine /Lʲ/?
  V 23 muinichidh i air an fhéill ?
  V 36 cairte-ciù cairt 'bark/tanning' ach ciù?
  V 48/49 cìobartach

• Tomas Seannsair
  fulmra ?

• Watson - Gaelic-English
  caon wily, cunning cha do lorg mi am facal seo àite sam bith eile
  cunthrach (fon innteart "ciùbhran")

• Feadhainn eile
  crannc plough attachment for earthing up potatoes suspect Scots crank
  Diotalman, Dotalman, duine beag dubh, Trì chasan fòidhpe is bonaid de dh'fhiodh. cf tòdalman/tòtalam but probably Scots diddle+man + dottle+ma i.e. teetering man, tottering man?

[AlasdairBochd]

sòirne thieving - Tha am facal sorner ann am Beurla Gallda. Tha sin a' ciallachadh duine a tha a' gabhail bracaist 's leabaidh no aoigheachd agus easan a' bagairt fhòirneirt.
Bha bàs na pheanas o chionn fhada.
'S docha gu bheil ceangal eadarainn.

[akerbeltz]

Inntinneach, 's mathaid gu bheil thu ceart ach fuirichidh mi gus an lorg mi e ann an àite no dhà a bharrachd, tha mi fhathast car amharasach mu dhèidhinn. Mòran taing

[Thrissel]

Tha fiosrachadh nach eil ro shoilleir dhomsa san DOST:
sornar < sorn(e)
http://www.dsl.ac.uk/getent4.php?query= ... &dtext=all
sorn(e) < sorthyn
http://www.dsl.ac.uk/getent4.php?xref=y ... ery=Sorn+e
agus sorthyn: OIr. sorthan, sorren, Irish f. 16th-17th c. English sources, sorehin (Spenser), soren (1600), soreine (1621) `the servitude of free quarterage or maintenance; a tax or rent in victual, etc. extracted from vassals' (Dictionary of the Irish Language (Royal Irish Academy)
http://www.dsl.ac.uk/getent4.php?xref=y ... ry=Sorthyn

[AlasdairBochd]

@Akerbeltz
Mhothaich mi an-dràsda gu bheil na facalan à leabhar "Bho na h-Innse Gall as Iomallaiche". Bha fear de na h-ùghdairean, Aonghas Iain MacDhòmhnaill, an tidsear Ghàidhlig agam agus caraid aig m'athair ann an Astràlia nuair nach robh mi ach deich bliadhna a dh'aois. Bha iad na chiad leasanan agam 'sa chànan. Chaidh leabhar a sgriobhadh mu dheidhinn, The Last Seanchaidh le John Douglas Pringle. Tha leth-breac agam mar PDF. A bheil thu ag iarraidh leth-bhreac, no duine eile ?

[akerbeltz]

Bhitheadh sin feumail, àidh

[An Gobaire]

ròn teileach seal on guard-duty (faic teilid cuideachd)

Tha seo coltach ri "saliva".....! Sin na tha e toirt a-steach orm co-dhiù...am facal teileach...

[Alasdair Fitheach]

Tha mi direach air fhaicinn facal neònach ann an leabhar o 1785: "lamhghar" agus shaoilinn gur e "miotag" a tha an ciall dha (faic "gar" san AFB). "Laimhsich do bhuill acfuin lamhruisgte, Cha ghlac cat le lamhghar luchaibh, mar deir Eoghan Tiarmail."

[akerbeltz]

Inntinneach. Dè leabhar a tha siud?

[Alasdair Fitheach]

'S e "An t-Slighe chum Sai'bhris" a th'air - The Way to Wealth 'sa Bheurla. Sgriobh Ben Franklin an leabhran seo ann an 1758, agus chuir R. MacPharlain (fear gu math ainmeil, ma's math mo chuihmne) a' Ghàidhlig air ann an 1785 air iarrtas an Iarla Buchan (a réir Wikipedia, "a notable Scottish eccentric").

[Alasdair Fitheach]

ceangal:

http://digital.nls.uk/early-gaelic-book ... nscription

Chan e an "transcription" ach butarrais de OCR, 's mar sin tha mi ga deanamh as ùr

[Alasdair Fitheach]

Tha an leabhran inntinneach cuideachd air sgath litricheadh fogharach a th'aige. Sgriobh MacPharlain "beannuighe" airson beannaichidh agus "maighistir" airson maighstir. Theagamh gu bheil seo litricheadh fogharach, co-dhiu.

[Níall Beag]

An ann à Earra Ghàidheal a bha MacPharlain? 'S e fear de na diofaran móra eadar Gàidhlig na h-Alba agus na d-Éirinn a th' ann an -ch/-dh aig deireadh facail. (Sin a' tighinn bho na seann tusailean.) Ann an Ìle, theirear "balaigh" airson "balaich" agus a leithid.

[An Gobaire]

Tha an liosta seo gu math sean, ach "Bucach" san liosta Leòdhasach, 's e cuideigin à Buckie a th' ann, 's chan e dìreach "Lowlander". Baile iasgaich a th' ann am Buckie air costa a tuath Mhoireibh. Tha mi cinnteach gun d'fhuair thu a-mach sin mar-thà ge-tà!!

[akerbeltz]

Chan eil e sean, tha mi cur ris fad na h-ùine ach tha sealltainn an latha a chaidh a chruthachadh :/

Lorg mi Bucach 'pertaining to Buckie' ach cha robh mi cinnteach a thaobh an 'lowlander' ... cuiridh mi Bucach ris mar 'neach à Buckie' cuideachd, mòran taing!