cìs

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Scottish Gaelic[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Old Irish cís (tax, tribute, cess, rent) (compare Manx keesh), from Latin cēnsus.

Noun[edit]

cìs f (genitive singular cìse, plural cìsean)

  1. tax
  2. fine
    Chaidh cìs £150 a chur air.
    He was fined £150.

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