Borrowed fromMiddle Englishpece, fromOld Frenchpiece, fromLate Latinpettia, fromGaulish*pettyā, fromProto-Celtic*kʷezdis(“piece, portion”).Doublet ofcuid.

pìos m (genitive singularpìosa,pluralpìosan)

1. piece,bit,fragment
2. sandwich
3. piece as incomposition
4. attractiveperson,hunk

   pìos mathduf ―what ahunk!

5. distance(usually short)

   pìosair falbh ―a bit away

• pìos àrd a' ghuib
• pìos ìosal a' ghuib

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