Óðinn á yðr alla

Loosely this translates as "you're all Odin's" (look up the Battle of Fýrisvellir). Anyway. This is just a fun page where I'm gradually collecting all the Gaelic words likely derived from Old Norse. There are clearly a great many but I don't think anyone has ever tried to count or collect them all. I'm excluding place names from this list, by the way. There's also one for Latin, incidentally.

(Likely) loans from Norse

Gaelic	Irish	Manx	Norse	Norse Meaning	Notes
àbh	abhadh		háfr	hand-net
abhsadh			halsa	neck
acair		ackeragh, aker	akkeri	anchor
acarsaid				anchorage	akkeri 'anchor' + sæti 'seat'
ailm			hjálmr	helm
allsadh			halsa	neck
amhsan			hafsúla	gannet	haf 'ocean' + súla 'gannet'
àrmann			gen. ármanns from nom. ármaðr	steward
arspag			svartbakr	black-backed gull	svartr 'black' + bakr 'back'
bac			bakki	bank
biota			bytta	small tub
bìrlinn	birling		byrðingr	cargo ship	from byrðr 'burden, load'
bodha			boði	breaker (on hidden rocks)
(cachai)leith			hlíð	slope
cambar			kambr	comb
cèilig			keila	cusk	plus a Gaelic ending
cìlig			keila	cusk	plus a Gaelic ending
cnuachd			hnúkr	knoll
failm			hjálm
farspach			svartbakr	black-backed gull	svartr 'black' + bakr 'back'
farspag			svartbakr	black-backed gull	svartr 'black' + bakr 'back'
fleod			fljóta	to float
gearra-bhall			geirfugl	great auk	geirr 'spear' + fugl 'bird', cf English gairfowl
grunnd		grunt	grunnr	ground
iarla	iarla	eearley	jarl	earl
iola			ili	stone anchor	Initially, the term transferred from the meaning of anchor to rod-fishing from boats and then later to fishing with a rod from rocks and ultimately to the fishing station itself; cf also Scots eela/iela
Ìomhar			Ívarr		masculine name
maghan			acc. magann from nom. magi	stomach
nàst			naust	boat-house
nòs			naust	boat-house
òb			hóp	small land-locked bay
òs			naust	boat-house
Raghnailt/Raghailt/Raghnaid			Ragnhildr		feminine name
reasual			hrosshvalr	hross 'horse' + hvalr 'whale'	This is commonly mistranslated (presumably due to the scarcity of walruses in Scottish waters) as 'whale, lamprey or sea/river/loch monster' but the original meaning was walrus
rosualt			hrosshvalr	hross 'horse' + hvalr 'whale'	This is commonly mistranslated (presumably due to the scarcity of walruses in Scottish waters) as 'whale, lamprey or sea/river/loch monster' but the original meaning was walrus
ruashual			hrosshvalr	hross 'horse' + hvalr 'whale'	This is commonly mistranslated (presumably due to the scarcity of walruses in Scottish waters) as 'whale, lamprey or sea/river/loch monster' but the original meaning was walrus
rùdhan			hrúga	pile, heap
saoidhean			seiðr	saithe
Somhairle			Sumarliðr		masculine name
steàrnag/steàrnal/steàrnan etc	stearnal		þerna	tern	with a prosthetic s- plus various Gaelic endings
stèidh			stæði	place where something has been placed
steòrn			stjórna	control, govern
stic			styggr	shy	via a meaning such as 'skulker'
stiogha			(ultimately) stíga	to step/tread	cf Old English stīġ 'narrow path' and German Steig 'path up a slope'
sùlaire			súla	gannet
ta-bèist			haf	ocean	+ Gaelic bèist 'beast, animal'
tabh			haf	ocean
tabh-bhèist			haf	ocean	+ Gaelic bèist 'beast, animal'
tàbh	tábh		háfr	hand-net
taibhse			þeisti	black guillemot
talla	halla	holley	hǫll	hall
tiùrr			eyrr	gravel bank
tòb			hóp	small land-locked bay
tolm	tolmán		holmr	holm, small island
Tormod			Þórmóðr		masculine name
Torcuil			Þórkell, Þórketill		masculine name
ùdabac				outhouse	út 'out' + bakr 'back'
uadabac				wall fill	urð (?) 'rubble' + veggr 'wall'
ucas			upsi	mature saithe	with old p » c change
ùireabac				wall fill	urð (?) 'rubble' + veggr 'wall'