tilg
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tilg
Scottish Gaelic edit
Etymology edit
From Middle Irish teilcid, from Old Irish do·léici.
Pronunciation edit
Verb edit
tilg (past thilg, future tilgidh, verbal noun tilgeil or tilgeadh, past participle tilgthe)
- throw, cast, fling, throw off
- Na tilg clachan! ― Don't throw stones!
- Thilg an t-each mi. ― The horse threw me off.
- shed, moult
- shoot, fire (from a gun, etc.)
- Thilg e an duine. ― He shot the man.
- vomit
- Thilg e a dheoch. ― He vomited his drink.
- produce, yield, bring forth
- Thilg i searrach. ― She cast a foal.
- gach craobh a thilgeas meas ― every tree that yields fruit
- cast (molten metal, etc.)
Derived terms edit
- tilg air (“reproach, criticize”)
- tilg smugaid
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