Faclair Gàidhlig - Beurla
Gaelic - English Dictionary
- 'n
- for : an = the; an = their; an = in; an, the verbal part; follows
vow.
- n-
- precedes n. beginning with vow. when following ar, our and
bhur, ur, your : ar n-aran, our bread, for : arn aran : bhur
n-àite, your place, for : bhurn àite; the n was originally
part of the pron.
- na
- the, the nom. and dat.plur. case of the art. before n. beginning
with con.
- na
- that which, those who, those which, what, whom, all that
: na tha agad, all that you have : na thubhairt thu, what
you said
- na
- not, let not, the neg.part. before v. beginning with con.
: na tog, do not lift
- na
- of the, the genitive singular case of the art. before fem.n.
beginning with con.
- na
- than : na's mò na sin, greater than that
- na
- contraction for : an do : far na dh' fhàg iad e, where they
left it, for far an d' (do) fhàg iad e
- na
- for : no = or, q.v.
- 'na
- in his, in her, contraction for : an a
- na
- in : na b' fhaide, was longer; na b' = past tense of na 's
- nach
- neg.part. preceding v. in the interrog. mood : nach till
e, will he not return?
- nach
- the neg. correspondent of who, which : am fear nach
till, he who shall not return
- nach
- the neg. correspondent of whom, which : an là air
nach till e, the day on which he returns not
- 'nad
- in thy, in your; for : an do
- nàdur
- nm. g.v. -uir; pl.+an, nature
- nàdurra
- a. natural
- na h-
- not, let not; the neg.part. before v. beginning with vow.
: na h-iarr, do not ask
- na h-
- the, the nom. and dat.plur. case of the art. before n.
beginning with vow. : na h-òrdagan, the thumbs
- na h-
- of the, the gen.sing. case of the art. before fem.n. beginning
with vow. : bàrr na h-òrdaig, the point of the thumb
- naidheachd
- nf.pl.+an, news, tidings
- nàimhdean
- See nàmhaid
- nàimhdeas
- nm. g.v. -eis, enmity, hostility, malice
- nàimhdeil
- a. hostile, inimical
- nàire
- nf.ind. shame, ignominy; feeling of shame, bashfulness
- nàirich
- va. shame, affront, cause shame
- naisg
- va. nasgadh, bind, make fast
- nall
- in the phr. : a nall, to this side, towards us, from the other side
- nam
- art. of the; precedes n. in the gen.plur. beginning with p,b,f,m
- 'nam
- in their; precedes n. beginning with p,b,f,m
- na 'm
- if; precedes v. in the conditional mood, beginning with p,b,f,m
- nàmhaid
- nm. pl. nàimhdean, enemy
- 'nan
- in their; precedes n. beginning with vow. or con. other than p,b,f,m
- nan
- art. of the; precedes n. in the gen.plur. beginning with vow.
or con. other than p,b,f,m
- na 'n
- if; precedes v. in the conditional mood, beginning with
vow. or con. other than p,b,f,m
- naodhamh
- nm. ninth
- naoi
- num. nine
- naoidheamh
- See naodhamh
- naoidhean
- nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, infant, babe, suckling
- naoimh
- See naomh
- naoinear
- See naonar
- naomh
- nm. g.v. naoimh; pl. naoimh, holy man, saint
- naomh
- a. holy, saintly
- naomhachd
- nf.ind. holiness, sanctity
- naonar
- nm. g.v. -air, nine persons collectively
- naosg
- nm. g.+aich; v. naoisg; pl.+aich, snipe
- nar
- neg.part. of wishing : nar leigeadh Dia, God forbid
- nàr
- a. shameful, disgraceful : is nàr leam, I account it shameful
- na 's
- in phrases of comparison : na 's mò, greater
- nasg
- nm. g.v. naisg; pl.+an, band, tie band, collar
- nasgaidh
- in the phr. : a nasgaidh, for : an asgaidh, gratis,
without price
- nathair
- nf. g. -rach; pl. -raichean, serpent, snake, adder
- nathrach
- See nathair
- -ne
- emph.postfix; follows n. preceded by : ar, our : ar
n-athair-ne, our father
- neach
- nm. person, any person, individual : neach air bith, anyone
at all
- nead
- nm. g.v. nid; pl. nid, nest
- neadaich
- va. nestle, build or make a nest, lie in a nest
- nèamh
- nm. g.v. nèimh; pl.+an, heaven, the sky
- neapaicinn
- nf. pl.+ean, napkin
- neart
- nm. g.v. neirt, strength, power, might
- neartaich
- va. strengthen, fortify
- neartmhor
- a. strong, powerful
- neas
- nf. g.+a; pl.+an, weazel
- neasgaid
- nf. pl.+ean, boil, ulcer
- neimh
- nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, poison
- neo
- or; in the phr. : air neo, otherwise, or else. See no
- neo-
- pref. implying the absence of the quality expressed by the
word to which it is joined
- neo-airidh
- a. unworthy, undeserving. Better -airigh
- neo-chiontach
- a. innocent
- neo-choltach
- a. unlike, dissimilar, unlikely, improbable
- neo-fhaicsinneach
- a. invisible
- neòil
- See neul
- neòinean
- nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, daisy
- neoini
- nm.ind. nothing, nonentity
- neònach
- a. curious, surprising, droll, amusing, unusual, odd
- neul
- nm. g.v. neòil; pl. neòil and +tan, cloud, hue, swoon,
stigma
- neulach
- a. cloudy, obscure, pale
- nì
- nm. pl. nithean, thing, circumstance, affair
- ni
- va.irr. will or shall do, or make
- Niall
- pnm. g.v. Nèill, Neil
- nic
- for : ni mhic, used like `mac' in patronymics, when a female
is concerned : Iseabal Nic Ailpein, Isabella Mac Alpine
- nid
- See nead
- nidean
- nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, little nest, nestie
- nigh
- va. wash, cleanse, purify
- nighean
- nf. g.d. -in and -inn; pl.+an, daughter
- nimh
- poison. See neimh
- nior
- not, never; used before the v. : nior chualas, I never heard
: nior thog e, he never lifted
- nìos
- in the phr. : a nìos, from below, up
- nis
- in the phr. : a nis, now, at this time
- ni's
- for na's (the better form)
- nithean
- n.pl. See ni
- no
- or, nor, neither, otherwise, else, if not : fear no bean, a man
or a woman : cha 'n e fear no bean a th' ann, it is neither
man nor woman
- nochd
- va. show, reveal, disclose, display
- nochd
- in the phr. : an nochd, to-night (L.Sc. the nicht)
- nochd
- a. naked, bare, exposed
- nodha
- a. new. Also nuadh
- Nollaig
- nf. pl.+ean, Christmas
- nòs
- nm. g.v. nòis; pl.+an, custom, manner, habit
- nuadh
- a. new, fresh, recent
- nuadhaich
- va. renew, renovate
- nuair
- for : an uair, when, at the time
- nuall
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, howl, roar, lowing of cattle
- nuas
- in the phr. : a nuas, down, downward, from above
- null
- in the phr. : a null. See nunn
- nunn
- in the phr. : a nunn, thither, to the other side, beyond,
over to