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cábhóg
chough
stíoc
chuck to hens, but stíoc when calling chickens is the proper word to use
alt
thuit sé le alt, fell over the cliff into the sea. cliff
páinéid
tá an phláinéid athruí, (our) climate has changed, we now get a different kind of weather climate
clabhtaí
clouds
clómhar
clover
ruacan
bia rí ruacan, agus bia bodach báirneach (sean-ocal). cockle
coirín
coirín a bhíof acú a' fiuchadh an uisc' before they had kettles and pots
gaéthe
is fuar a' gaéthe é sin (TmB); tá gaéthe beag fuar a' tíocht aníos annsin. cold sting, breeze
gearlachán
collar-bone
tiogainní
come on, I have heard teanamaí also used to address more than one person
conacra
conacre
seadú
(tá) an ghaoth a' seadú, continuing, not settling or abating; (duine) a' seadú, ( a person) staying on in a house (instead of going home as he should continuing, staying on
bradhall
cormorant
baltaí na bó
cow's baren (note the first a is short)