How to Say “Words” in Scottish Gaelic

faclan
plural, standard
The Scottish Gaelic word for "words" is faclan. The singular is facal, "word".
Meaning: plural of word (noun)

Ways to say it

“words” in Gaelic
Gaelic Note
faclan plural, standard
facal singular

You can ask for a word with Dè am facal airson "water" sa Ghàidhlig?", "What is the word for water in Gaelic?"

How do you pronounce it?

The Gaelic name for the language is Gàidhlig, which sounds close to "GAH-lik".

Did you know?

  • The Gaelic name of the language, Gàidhlig, is pronounced "GAH-lik" and not like the English word "Gaelic" with a long a.

Examples in context

  • Tha na faclan brèagha.
    The words are beautiful.
  • Seo facal ùr.
    This is a new word.

Example conversation

Calum helps Màiri learn Gaelic.

  1. Màiri

    Tha mi ag ionnsachadh faclan ùra.
    I am learning new words.
  2. Calum

    Math dha-rìribh!
    Very good indeed!
  3. Màiri

    Tapadh leat.
    Thank you.
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