How to Say “Beach” in Gaelic
The Gaelic word for beach is tràigh. The term refers to a sandy shore.
How to Say “Moon” in Scottish Gaelic
The Scottish Gaelic word for “moon” is gealach. It is a feminine noun, so with the article it is a’ ghealach, “the moon”.
How to Say “Red” in Gaelic
The English word red is translated into Gaelic as dearg or ruadh. Both words can mean the color red or be used as adjectives meaning red.
How to Say “Scotland” in Scottish Gaelic
The Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland is Alba. A Scottish person is an Albannach. Use à Alba for “from Scotland” and ann an Alba for “in Scotland”.
How to Say “Girl” in Gaelic
The Gaelic word for girl is caileag. nighean also means girl and appears in songs and traditional speech.
How to Say “A Hundred Thousand Welcomes” in Gaelic
a hundred thousand welcomes in Gaelic is céad míle fáilte. This phrase is used as a warm and enthusiastic greeting to welcome someone.
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How to Say “Vegetarian” in Gaelic
The English word vegetarian is translated into Gaelic as feòil-sheachnair, glasraichear or lusair.
How to Say “Come Here” in Scottish Gaelic
To say “come here” in Scottish Gaelic to one person, use Thig an seo. To several people, or to someone you address politely, say Thigibh an seo.
How to Say “Pheasant” in Gaelic
The Gaelic word for pheasant is easag. The term refers to a bird of the Phasianidae family, which is often hunted for food.