How to Say “Cailín” in Irish
The Irish word for “girl” is cailín. It is said roughly ka-LEEN in Munster and KAL-een in Connacht and Ulster. The plural is cailíní.
The Irish word for “girl” is cailín. It is said roughly ka-LEEN in Munster and KAL-een in Connacht and Ulster. The plural is cailíní.
The English word “spiders” is translated into Irish as damháin alla. damháin alla refers to the eight-legged arachnids that spin webs to catch insects.
The Irish word for estate is eastát. eastát is used to refer to an extensive area of land that is under single ownership.
In Irish, the word for the cardinal number zero is nialas. The term is used to denote the number before 1, representing nothing.
The Irish word for practice is cleachtadh. cleachtadh refers to the act of doing something repeatedly to improve a skill.
Galway is the name of a city in Ireland, known in Irish as Gaillimh.
Sophie is the Irish form of the female given name Sophie. Sophie is used as a female given name.