How to Say “Lemon” in Gaelic
The Gaelic word for lemon is liomóid. liomóid is a noun used to refer to the citrus fruit known as a lemon.
The Gaelic word for lemon is liomóid. liomóid is a noun used to refer to the citrus fruit known as a lemon.
The English phrase goodbye is translated into Gaelic as beannachd leat.
The English phrase ‘years’ is translated into Gaelic as bliadhnaichean. bliadhnaichean is the plural form used to refer to multiple periods of one year.
The Gaelic word for ‘to write’ is scríobh. scríobh is a verb used to describe the act of forming letters, numbers or other written characters.
In Gaelic, the English word “cold” is translated as fuar. The word fuar is an adjective used to describe something that has a low temperature.
The English word small is beag in Gaelic. beag is an adjective used to describe something that is not large.
The English word ‘dog’ translates to Gaelic as cù. Both cù and madadh are masculine nouns used to refer to the animal.
The English word butterfly is dealan-dè in Gaelic. The phrase refers to the insect known as a butterfly.