Melissa Lois

The word for lion in Gaelic is leòmhann. The word leòmhann refers to the big cat Panthera leo.

The Gaelic word for river is abhainn. abhainn is used to refer to a large stream that drains a landmass.

The Gaelic word for three is trì. Both forms are used to express the cardinal number 3.

The Gaelic word for rainbow is bogha-frois. The word refers to a multicoloured arch seen in the sky.

The phrase “in scottish” is expressed in Gaelic as ann an Gàidhlig. This phrase refers to the Scottish Gaelic language.

The Gaelic phrase for “until we meet again” is gus an coinnich sinn a-rithist.

The phrase “happy holidays” is translated into Gaelic as saor-làithean sona. saor-làithean sona is used as a holiday greeting.

“Scots Gaelic” is another name for Scottish Gaelic, and the usual word for “witch” is buidseach. The compound bana-bhuidseach means the same thing.

The Gaelic word for oak is darach. darach refers to a tree or shrub of the genus Quercus.

Éirinn go Brách is the Gaelic way to say “ireland forever”. This is a patriotic slogan used to express eternal loyalty and devotion to Ireland.