ghili
- noun
- UK
- A skilled ghili knows the best spots for salmon fishing.
Examples
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We relied on our ghili to navigate the rugged Scottish landscape.
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I hired a ghili for my hunting trip in Scotland.
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The experienced ghili prepared the fishing gear before sunrise.
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The ghili led us to the best fishing spots.
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The experienced ghili prepared the fishing gear before sunrise.
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A skilled ghili knows the best spots for salmon fishing.
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I hired a ghili for my hunting trip in Scotland.
Synonyms
A person who leads and helps people on trips to find wild animals
A young man who helps a Highland chief during hunts and carries his gear
A person who knows good places to catch fish and guides others there
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ghili meaning a Scottish attendant or guide comes from the old Scottish word gille, which means 'servant' or 'lad'. So a ghili is someone who helps and 'guides' hunters and fishermen in the outdoors.