Duolingo Level 3 Flashcards
ann an …
in… / in a… / in an…
ann am …
in… / in a… / in an… (BFMP)
ag obair
working
Dùn Dè
Dundee (city)
Sruighlea
Stirling (city)
Sealtainn
Shetland (group of islands)
sgoil (f)
(a) school
a’ fuireach
living, staying
Obar Dheathain
Aberdeen (city)
ospadal (m)
(a) hospital
oilthigh (m)
(a) university
Inbhir Àir
Ayr (town)
Peairt
Perth (city)
muga (m)
(a) mug
Port Rìgh
Portree (town)
baile
(a) town
Fìobha
Fife (kingdom)
Astràilia
Australia
Afraga a Deas
South Africa
Nirribhidh
Norway
an seo
here (location)
an sin
there (location)
Sealainn Nuadh
New Zealand
Iapan
Japan
Uibhist
Uist (group of islands)
bùth (m/f)
(a) shop, store
oifis (f)
(an) office
margadh (m)
(a) market
taigh-òsta (m)
(a) hotel
Tiriodh
Tiree (island)
aig
at
agam
at me
agad
at you (singular)
aige
at him
aice
at her
againn
at us
agaibh
at you (plural/formal singular)
aca
at them
meal do naidheachd
congratulations
deoch (f)
(a) drink
tha gu dòigheil
really well
tha gu math
well
ist
hush, shh
chan eil càil
nothing at all
tha Gàidhlig agam
I have Gaelic
beagan Gàidhlig
a little Gaelic
a bheil Gàidhlig agad
do you have Gaelic (inf/sing)
tha fios agam
I know
chan eil fios agam
I don’t know
sibh
you (formal/plural)
chì mi a-rithist thu
see you later (informal/sing)
a h-uile duine
everyone, everybody
chan eil gu dona
not bad
a ghràidh (m)
love (vocative)
thig a-steach
come in
m’ eudail
darling
mealaibh ur naidheachd
congratulations (formal/plural)
thigibh a-steach
come in (formal/plural)
Eairdsidh
Archie
Oighrig
Effie, Euphemia
a’ bruidhinn
talking, speaking
ag ionnsachadh
learning
is
and (contraction)
a bheil Gàidhlig agaibh
do you have Gaelic (formal/plural)
chì mi a-rithist sibh
see you later (formal/plural)
gabhaibh mo leisgeul
excuse me (formal/plural)
falt (m)
hair
beul (m)
(a) mouth
broilleach (m)
(a) chest (body part)
maol
bald
grànda
ugly, horrible
ceann (m)
(a) head
aodann (m)
(a) face
tinn
ill, sick
goirt
sore
fallain
healthy
làmh (f)
(a) hand
cluas (f)
(an) ear
sùil (f)
(an) eye
sròn (f)
(a) nose
duine (m)
man, person, husband
goirid
short
druim (m)
(a) back
caol
thin
cas (f)
(a) leg, foot
teanga (f)
(a) tongue
liath
grey (hair)
ruadh
ginger, red (hair)
bàn
fair, light, blonde (hair)
glan
clean
salach
dirty
air
on him, on it (masc)
oirre
on her, on it (fem)
an
the (fem) - (all words other than those beginning BCGPM, F, SL/SN/SR/S-vowel)
obair (f)
work
ialtag (f)
(a) bat
staidhre (f)
(a) staircase, stairs
eaglais (f)
(a) church
nathair (f)
(a) snake
rèis (f)
(a) race
a’ (+ lenition)
the (fem) + lenition (words beginning B C G P M)
grian (f)
(a) sun
clach (f)
(a) stone, rock
crùbag (f)
(a) crab
an (+ lenition)
the (fem) + lenition (words beginning F)
fiacail (f)
(a) tooth
feòrag (f)
(a) squirrel
feannag (f)
(a) crow
fuil (f)
blood
an t-
the (fem) (words beginning SL SN SR SA SE SI SO SU)
sràid (f)
(a) street
slige (f)
(a) shell
a Bheathag (f)
Beth, Rebecca (vocative)
a Mhàiri (f)
Mairi, Mary (vocative)
a Mhòrag (f)
Morag (vocative)
Catrìona (f)
Catriona
a Chatrìona (f)
Catriona (vocative)
ceart
right, correct
ceàrr
wrong, incorrect
coibhneil
kind
càirdeil
friendly
Eubha (f)
Eva
Mairead (f)
Margaret
a Mhairead (f)
Margaret (vocative)
inntinneach
interesting
annasach
unusual
Ealasaid (f)
Elizabeth
a Raonaid (f)
Rachel (vocative)
Leagsaidh (f)
Lexie, Lexy
a Leagsaidh (f)
Lexie, Lexy (vocative)
gu dòigheil
really well, well
Flòraidh (f)
Flora
a Fhlòraidh (f)
Flora (vocative)
pòsta
married
bha
was, were, to be (past tense)
còmhla ri (f)
with, along with, together with
a’ leughadh
reading
gu
to
a’ sgrìobhadh
writing
faisg air
close to, near
cha robh
was not, were not, to be (negative)
an-dè
yesterday
litir (f)
(a) letter
a’ coiseachd
walking
a’ ruith
running
leabharlann (f)
(a) library
an robh
was, were, to be (question)
a-raoir
last night
a’ snàmh
swimming
a’ cadal
sleeping
nach robh
wasn’t, weren’t (negative question)
a-riamh
ever
ri
with, to
a’ dol
going
feasgar an-dè
yesterday afternoon/evening
madainn an-dè
yesterday morning
a’ seinn
singing
a’ sreap
climbing
Màrtainn
Martin
tuathanas
(a) farm
drochaid (f)
(a) bridge
trèana (m)
(a) train
trèanaichean (m)
trains
plèana (m)
(a) plane
plèanaichean (m)
planes
stèisean (m)
(a) station
na
the (plural)
na h-
the (plural - vowels)
bàtaichean (m)
boats
càraichean (m)
cars
a’ falbh
leaving, going
daor
expensive, dear
saor
cheap, inexpensive
dìreach
just
eilean (m)
(an) island
eileanan (m)
islands
uinneagan
windows
a’ stad
stopping (motion)
tiogaid (f)
ticket
tiogaidean (f)
tickets
airgead (m)
money
seall
look
seall air
look at
fosgailte
open
dùinte
closed
an t-Eilean Sgitheanach
(The Isle of) Skye
a’ draibheadh
driving
cudromach
important
bochd
poor, ill
a Sheumais (m)
James, Seumas (vocative)
a Chaluim (m)
Calum (vocative)
Pàdraig (m)
Patrick
a Phàdraig (m)
Patrick (vocative)
Tormod (m)
Norman
a Thormoid (m)
Norman (vocative)
Uilleam (m)
William
Uilleim (m)
William (vocative)
Aonghas (m)
Angus
Aonghais (m)
Angus (vocative)
Eòghann (m)
Ewan
Eòghainn (m)
Ewan (vocative)
Ruairidh (m)
Ruairidh, male name
a Ruairidh (m)
Ruaidridh (vocative)
Niall (m)
Niall
a Nèill (m)
Niall (vocative)
slaodach
slow
Fionnlagh (m)
Finlay
Fhionnlaigh (m)
Finlay (vocative)
Frìseal (m)
Fraser
a Fhrìseil (m)
Fraser (vocative)
glic
clever
Fearghas (m)
Fergus
Fhearghais (m)
Fergus (vocative)
orm
on me
ort
on you
air
on him / on it (masc)
oirre
on her / on it (fem)
oirnn
on us
oirbh
on you (plural/polite)
orra
on them
mise
me (emphatic)
thusa
you (emphatic)
esan
him / it (masc) (emphatic)
ise
her / it (fem) (emphatic)
sinne
we / us (emphatic)
sibhse
you (plural / polite) (emphatic)
iadsan
they / them (emphatic)
greas ort
hurry up (inf/sing)
greasaibh oirbh
hurry up (formal/plural)
bòidheach
beautiful
làidir
strong
lag
weak
acras (m)
hunger
eagal (m)
fear
tha an t-acras orm
I am hungry [the hunger is on me]
tha an t-eagal orm
I am scared [the fear is on me]
pathadh (m)
thirst
tha am pathadh orm
I am thirsty [the thirst is on me]
fearg (f)
anger
tha an fhearg orm
I am angry [the anger is on me]
dragh (m)
worry
tha dragh orm
I am worried [worry is on me]
cabhag (f)
(a) hurry, rush
tha cabhag orm
I am in a hurry [hurry is on me]
cnatan (m)
(a/the) cold
tha an cnatan orm
I have the/a cold [the cold is on me]
an dèidheadh
(a) toothache
tha an dèidheadh orm
I have (a) toothache [the toothache is on me]
Mìcheal (m)
Michael
gaol (m)
love
gràin (f)
hate
tha gaol agam ort
I love you (sing/informal)
tha gaol agam oirbh
I love you (plural/formal)
tha gràin agam ort
I hate you (sing/informal)
tha gràin agam oirbh
I hate you (plural/formal)
a’ Chuimrigh (f)
Wales
a’ Ghearmailt (f)
Germany
Eilean Mhanainn
The Isle of Man
a’ Phòlainn (f)
Poland
piob-mhòr (f)
Highland Pipes, Bagpipes
Innis Tìle
Iceland
anns
in (before article)
ceòl (m)
music
a’ Bheilg (f)
Belgium
a’ Phortagail (f)
Portugal
clann
children, kids
craobh
(a) tree
a’ Ghrèig (f)
Greece
An Roinn-Eòrpa
Europe
An Spàinn (f)
Spain
an Rioghachd Aonaichte
the United Kingdom
An Ruis (f)
Russia
An Tuirc (f)
Turkey
An Fhraing (f)
France
An t-Suain (f)
Sweden
a’ Chòrn (f)
Cornwall
Breatainn (f)
Britain
fidheall (f)
(a) fiddle, violin
an Fhionnlann (f)
Finland
an Eadailt (f)
Italy
An Ostair (f)
Austria
an Eilbheis (f)
Switzerland
Sìona (f)
China
a’ Bhreatann Bheag (f)
Brittany
abhainn (f)
(a) river
anns an …
in the
anns am …
in the (BFMP)