How to Say “Thief” in Irish
The Irish word for thief is gadaí. gadaí is a masculine noun used to refer to one who carries out theft.
The Irish word for thief is gadaí. gadaí is a masculine noun used to refer to one who carries out theft.
The English word “occasionally” is translated into Irish as ó am go chéile.
Ethan is the Irish form of the male given name Ethan. This is a male given name used to identify individuals.
To say ‘have a nice weekend’ in Irish, you use bíodh deireadh seachtaine deas agat.
an-mhaith is the Irish way to say very good. This phrase is used to describe something of high quality or a high level of skill.
The Irish word for jasmine is seasmain. The term seasmain refers to the plant of the genus Jasminum.
The Irish phrase for “enjoy your food” is bain taitneamh as do bhia. This phrase is used to wish someone pleasure while they are eating a meal.
The English surname Walsh is translated into Irish as Breathnach. This term is used to refer to the common Irish surname Walsh.