Skye

skye English Isle of + Etymology Derived from en gd Eilean Sgitheanach An t-Eilean Sgitheanach, of long disputed (probably non-Indo-European en qfa-sub -) origin, with several theories proposed and none widely accepted; see Etymology of Skye. Pronunciation en /skaɪ/ en aɪ 1 Proper noun en Isle of Skye, a large island in Scotland. en 1981 w:Altered Images w:I Could Be Happy I would like to climb high in a tree / I could be happy, I could be happy / Or go to Skye on my holiday en female place names modern, or a fanciful spelling of the word en sky. en comm mun:suf/The Nation co/United Counties of Prescott and Russell p/Ontario c/Canada. en eastern suburb city/Adelaide in the city:Pref/Burnside s/South Australia. en southern suburb city/Melbourne in the city:Pref/Frankston s/Victoria c/Australia. Translations island Arabic: ar سكاي skay French: fr Skye German: de Skye n Greek: el Σκάι Skái Irish: ga An tOileán Sciathánach m Japanese: ja スカイ sukai Latin: la Skia f Russian: ru Скай Scots: sco Skye Scottish Gaelic: gd An t-Eilean Sgitheanach m Noun A Skye terrier. en 1976 John T. Marvin The Book of All Terriers 175 In fact, few drop-eared Skyes are being exhibited and none of the present top winners has them. Anagrams en eksy Keys esky keys kyes syke yesk