Gaelic Word of the Day
cìr
comb
Definitions
| Gaelic > English |
| cìr |
| 1. n. comb, crest (of a cock) |
| eun cìr-dhearg an aonaich - the red-crested fowl of the heath |
| 2. n. cud |
| Tha a' bhó a' cnàmh na cìre. - The cow is chewing the cud. |
| 3. n. jaw |
| 4. n. part of a key containing the teeth |
| 5. n. sheep; any cud-chewing animal |
| 6. v. comb |
| 7. v. curry, tease, hackle (as with wool) |
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