We have seen nouns of quantity and number before.
Both gach and a h–uile were seen at A1 and mòran agus iomadh were seen at A2.
Grunn, deannan and dòrlach can be seen in the passage above, and meall, dad and càil may be used, among many other words. They were all seen in the drama above as well.
gach
each, every
a h–uile
every
iomadh
many, many a
mòran
many, much, a lot
grunn
several, a good number of
deannan
a few, a number (of), a good few,
dòrlach
a handful (of)
meall*
a lump (of), large number (of)
dad
anything
càil
anything
*Thoir an aire! The noun meall (lump, heap, mound) is totally unrelated to the verb meall (deceive), and the verb meall is quite separate from the verb meal (enjoy).
meall (v)
deceive
meal (v)
enjoy
meal do naidheachd
congratulations
mealaibh ur naidheachd
congratulations (polite, plural)
meal a naidheachd oirbh!
congratulations to you (polite, plural)!