Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:
Again not always the best idea to take what is described in the link as perfect, perhaps some things get altered by the scanning of documents.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Nigh
Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:
I actually didn’t do a daily verb yesterday but this is the one I would have done if I wasn’t washing the paving stones with a power washer.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Feall
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This verb can be used in the sense of “to deceive” or “to betray”. So when personified as feallair it means “traitor”. Also interestingly this is the name in Gaelic for Water Hemlock. Dwelly’s has a nice illustration of the plant and supplies us with the scientific name as well, Cicuta virosa, just for added clarity. These are helpful as it is a highly poisonous plant and can be easily confused for other edible species that are found in the same family of plants such as wild carrot.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Deachd
Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:
Another word for “teach” I wasn’t aware of before but it’s main use is as “dictate”.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Bruadair
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I had some pretty weird dreams last night which made me think this would be a good verb for today.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Cluich
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Today I’m going up to London for a gig! The tickets to see Roxanne de Bastion were a birthday present from my sister and her husband, so Happy Birthday to Me! And thank you!
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Ionnsaich
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Well I’ve been learning a lot recently. So this one seemed apt for today. Enjoy your Friday everyone!
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Innis
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Drùis
Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:
Just to prove that Gaelic covers the whole gamut of human existence I include this verb today.
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Gnìomhair Làthail – Itealaich
Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:
Finally a rather straightforward one. I saw a Red Kite flying overhead this morning so I thought I would go for the verb for flying.
Funnily enough there is a closely related verb which is for “fly-fishing”: itich.