Gàidhlig equivalent of "Leggings"

[Caise]

Halo!

Couple of quick questions,
A: Does: a' casichean = leggings?
(I couldn't find an equivalent to the english word in my Gàidhlig dictionary.. so I conjoined leg + ing + clothing plural [example: sgiortaichean] )

B: Does: aodach-cadal = sleepwear?
(Again I couldn't find pajama's or sleepwear etc.. so I combined two terms.. Just need to know if it makes sense )

Tapadh leibh!

~Seasaidh-Siùsaidh

[Gràisg]

aodach-leapa for pyjamas? Leggings - sorry no idea. beachd aig duine sam bith?

[AlasdairBochd]

Dè mu dheidhinn deise-chadail airson pyjamas agus cochaill-coise airson leggings ?

What about deise-chadail for pyjamas and cochaill-coise for leggings ?

[Seonaidh]

A rèir Stor-Data Briathrachais aig SMO, "troigheachan". Ach chan eil mi cinnteach gu bheil seo ceart. Sa Ghàidhlig, cleachdar "cas" gu tric airson "foot" sa Bheurla - agus airson "leg" cuideachd - ach cha chleachdar "troigh", fhad 's a tha fios agam, ach airson "foot". "Footings", anyone?

O seadh, dè a' Bheurla airson "pyjama"? No "gymkhana"? No "jodhpur"?

[Níall Beag]

Chan eil rud ùr a th' ann an "leggings".
Leggings aren't a new thing.

Chan eil ciall ann am facal ùr a dheanamh nuair a bhios faclan gu leòr ann an http://www.dwelly.info
There's no reason to go making new words when there's plenty of words in Dwelly's....

[Ceid]

'S e òrain na Gàidhlg nas aosda a tha ann gun bridhinn mu "stocainn" neo seòrsa dhen "leggings" a chuireadh fir orra linntean 'sa chaidh. Bha sin gu dearbh coltach ri seòrsa dhen "leggings" boireannaich a chuireadh orra an-duigh, ged a bidh faclairean an latha an-diugh eadar-theangachadh "stocainn" mar "hose" neo "stocking." Co-dhìu, 's e "stociann" a tha am facal.

There are older Gaelic songs that speak about "stocainn" or the kind of leggings men would wear in generations past. Those were very much like the kind of leggings women wear today, although modern dictionaries will tr*nsl*t* "stocainn" as "hose" or "stocking." Nonetheless, the word you're looking for is "stocainn." (Basically "stocainn" can refer to any long, tightly-fitted leg covering.)

[Ceid]

A rèir Stor-Data Briathrachais aig SMO, "troigheachan". Ach chan eil mi cinnteach gu bheil seo ceart. Sa Ghàidhlig, cleachdar "cas" gu tric airson "foot" sa Bheurla - agus airson "leg" cuideachd - ach cha chleachdar "troigh", fhad 's a tha fios agam, ach airson "foot". "Footings", anyone?

O seadh, dè a' Bheurla airson "pyjama"? No "gymkhana"? No "jodhpur"?

A rèir Dwelly's: "troigheachan (DMy) sm Flap of a headless stocking which covers the troigh and is kept in place by trulachan round the second and third toes." Chan eil smuain sam bidh agam dé tha "trulachan" a' ciallachadh, ach seall am facal sin coltach ri seann fhacal a chiallachadh bad dhen stocainn seach an stocainn fhèin.

Gu chumantas, ciall "troigh" ionad-tomhais an-diugh. Chan eil miair faicinn "troigh" airson "cas" ann an sgrìobhadh neo labhairt an latha an-diugh, ach có aig a tha brath?

According to Dwelly's, this is what triogheachan means. I kave no idea what "trulachan" means but this word looks like an old word that means part of a stocking or legging instead of the legging itself.

Usually, "triogh" means a unit of measurement today. I have not seen "troigh" used for "cas" in contemporary writing or speech, but who can say?