How to Say “Santa” in Gaelic
The Gaelic phrase for Santa is Daidí na Nollag. Daidí na Nollag refers to the legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
The Gaelic phrase for Santa is Daidí na Nollag. Daidí na Nollag refers to the legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
The English word “blue” is translated into Gaelic as gorm. gorm is used to describe the color blue.
The Gaelic word for squirrel is feòrag. feòrag is a noun used to refer to the squirrel, a type of rodent.
The Gaelic word for peace is sìth. sìth refers to a state of being free from war.
The Gaelic word for devil is diabhal. diabhal is a noun used to refer to an evil creature.
To say “good night” in Scottish Gaelic you say Oidhche mhath.
The English phrase “erin” is expressed in Gaelic as Eirinn. Eirinn is a poetic name for the island of Ireland.
The English phrase “hi” can be translated into Gaelic as hòigh. hòigh is used as a friendly, informal greeting.