Gertrude Alice

The Scottish Gaelic word for “rain” is uisge. It is a masculine noun, and to say it is raining you say Tha an t-uisge ann.

The English name for the country Jordan is expressed in Gaelic as Iòrdan.

The English phrase ‘welcome to our home’ is translated into Gaelic as fàilte don dachaigh againn.

The Gaelic word for ‘demon’ is deamhan. deamhan refers to an evil being.

The Gaelic phrase for “my strength” is mo lorg. mo lorg refers to a person’s source of support or the thing that provides them with courage and power.

The Gaelic word for destiny is dàn. dàn is a noun referring to a predetermined condition, fate or the fixed order of things.

cuan is the Gaelic word for a sheltered area of water where ships can find safety from the open sea.

In Gaelic, ‘home’ can be expressed as dachaigh or taigh.

The Gaelic word for melon is mealon. mealon refers to the fruit known as a melon.

The Gaelic word for witch is bana-bhuidseach. All forms of this word are used to refer to a person who uses magic and are specifically feminine.