| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: clan |
| etymology | sga: cland |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | gla: òrdugh |
| semantically related | gla: breith |
| semantically related | gla: cinneadh |
| semantically related | gla: ciste-càir |
| semantically related | gla: crann |
| semantically related | gla: craobh |
| semantically related | gla: gleus |
| semantically related | gla: gnè |
| semantically related | gla: rìoghachd |
| semantically related | gla: roinn |
| semantically related | gla: sàrachadh |
| semantically related | gla: sìol |
| semantically related | gla: sìolach |
| semantically related | gla: sùgh |
| semantically related | gla: seòrsa |
| semantically related | gla: sinnsearachd |
| semantically related | gla: sliochd |
| semantically related | gla: sloinntearachd |
| semantically related | gla: sreath |
| semantically related | gla: stoc |
| semantically related | gla: taigh |
| semantically related | gla: teaghlach |
| semantically related | gla: tearnadh |
| semantically related | gla: tighearnachd |
| translation | eng: children |
| translation | eng: clan |
| translation | eng: offspring |
| translation | eng: tribe |
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