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Àdhamh is the Gaelic way to say the male given name Adam. Àdhamh is used as a proper noun for the male given name Adam.

The Gaelic word for weaver is figheadair. figheadair is a noun used to describe a person who weaves.

Emma is the Gaelic form of the female given name Emma. Emma is used as a female given name.

The Gaelic word for ear is cluas. cluas is a noun used to refer to the organ of hearing.

In Scottish Gaelic a butterfly is dealan-dè. The word is masculine and the plural is dealain-dè.

The Gaelic word for sun is grian. grian refers to the star around which the Earth revolves.

slàinte is the Gaelic way to say cheers. The word is used as a toast when drinking, similar to the English ‘cheers’ or ‘to your health’.

The English phrase “a little” is translated into Gaelic as beagan. beagan is used to describe something existing to a small extent or degree.

Gaillimh is the Gaelic name for the city of Galway in Ireland. Gaillimh is used to refer to the specific city of Galway.

The English word “salt” is translated into Gaelic as salann. salann is a noun used to refer to the substance sodium chloride.