tilg
German
Verb
tilg
- Imperative singular of tilgen.
- (colloquial) First-person singular present of tilgen.
Scottish Gaelic
Etymology
From Old Irish teilcid
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈtʃʰilikʲ/
Verb
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
- tilg air (“reproach, criticize”)
- tilg smugaid