Gaelic translation for a couple words please?

[nxt125]

Thanks for all your help with this - its a short paragraph and I've almost got it. I could use help with these words:

stronghold

vineyard

winery

sugar

loaf

wine

Thanks again.

[Sgitheanach]

Carson nach tèid thu gu larach-lìn an t-Sabhail Mhòr?

http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk

agus clic air "Stòrdàta Briathrachais"

Cuir d' fhacal a-steach

Wine = Fion

[nxt125]

Thats great - What is the connection when it gives me two words, for exmple "stronghold" gives me:

stronghold: cuithir

stronghold: staing

and vineyard gives me:

vineyard: fìon-lios

vineyard: garradh-fìona

Are both equally acceptable or is this far too advanced for me to get? Thanks again.

[Sgitheanach]

The thing is about the Stordata is that it's really PC Gaelic. There probably never was a word for Vineyard in Gaelic but one was made up so that people could discuss it. Most Gaelic speakers wouldn't have a clue what Vineyard is and would no doubt be quite amused too. It's all about judging when to use these words. Use the Stordata with caution!!!!!!

Garadh-fiona = Wine Garden literally. if u click on the Gaelic version it'll give you equivalents.