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Scottish Gaelic[edit]
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Noun[edit]
apragod m (genitive apragoid, plural apragodan)
See also[edit]
- apracot (apricot (fruit))
- ubhal apricoit (apricot (fruit))
- crann-apricoc (apricot (tree))
References[edit]
- 2003, Colin Mark, The Gaelic-English Dictionary: "apragod, -oid, -an nm [= noun masculine] apricot"
Further reading[edit]
- 2018, Girvan McKay (Garbhan MacAoidh), Gaelic for Today, p. 59: "Measan - Fruits" with "Apricot Apracot m," [the comma (,) is a typo for a point (.)]
- 1780, William Shaw, A Galic and English Dictionary. Containing All the Words in the Scotch and Irish Dialects of the Celtic, that could be collected from the Voice, and Old Books and MSS. Volume I & An English and Galic Dictionary. Containing The most usual and necessary Words in the English language, explained by the correspondent Words in the Galic. Volume II: "Crann-apricoc. Apricot-tree." & "Apricot. Seorsa meas, ubhal apricoit."