Gertrude Alice

The Gaelic word for “stop” is stad. The word stad is a verb meaning to not continue an action or to cease.

The Gaelic word for baby is leanabh. The term refers to a very young human being.

The Gaelic word for kennel is conradh. The term conradh refers to a shelter.

The Gaelic word for mirror is sgàthan. sgàthan refers to a smooth reflecting surface.

The English word strength can be translated into Gaelic as neart.

The Gaelic phrase for little sister is piuthar bheag. This phrase is used to refer to a female sibling who is younger than the speaker.

The English word ‘toy’ is translated into Gaelic as dèideag, cluicheag or àilleagan. All three forms refer to an object used for play.

sith do d’anam is the Gaelic way to say rest in peace. This phrase is used as a blessing or an expression of hope.

The Gaelic word for daddy is dadaidh. This term is used as an informal way to say father, often in a childish context.

The Gaelic word for grapes is fìon-dhearc. The term is used to refer to the small, round fruits that grow in bunches on vines.