sùgh
Scottish Gaelic edit
Etymology edit
From Old Irish súg, from Proto-Celtic *sūgos. Cognate with Latin sūcus.
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
sùgh m (genitive singular sùigh or sùgha, plural sùghan)
- essence, juice, sap, moisture
- sùgh nan ubhal ― the juice of the apples
- sauce, broth, stock juice of meat
- sùgh am poit ― broth in the pot
Derived terms edit
- sùgh feòla (“gravy”)
- sùgh liomaid (“lemon juice”)
Verb edit
sùgh (past shùgh, future sùghaidh, verbal noun sùghadh, past participle sùghte)
Conjugation edit
| Tense \ Voice | Active | Passive |
|---|---|---|
| Present | a' sùghadh | -- |
| Past | shùgh | shùghadh |
| Future | sùghaidh | sùghar |
| Conditional | shùghadh | shùghteadh |