How to Say “Moon” in Gaelic
The Gaelic word for moon is gealach. Use gealach as a common noun to refer to a moon in a general sense.
The Gaelic word for moon is gealach. Use gealach as a common noun to refer to a moon in a general sense.
The Gaelic word for harvest is foghar. foghar is used to refer to the act of bringing in a harvest or the process of reaping crops.
The Gaelic phrase for “enjoy your meal” is ith gu leòr. This phrase is used to wish someone a good appetite before they begin eating.
The Gaelic way to say “wow” is obh obh. This phrase is used to express amazement.
In Scottish Gaelic whisky is uisge-beatha, which literally means “water of life”.
The English word proud can be translated into Gaelic as pròiseil or uaibhreach.
The Gaelic word for cow is bò. bò is the everyday word for a cow, the adult female of cattle.
The Scottish Gaelic word for “sister” is piuthar. It is feminine, and “my sister” is mo phiuthar. The first letter softens after mo, giving phiuthar.
The English surname Walsh is translated into Gaelic as Breathnach. This term is used to refer to the common Irish surname Walsh.
The Scottish Gaelic word for “good” is math. Before a noun it takes the short form deagh, as in deagh bhiadh, “good food”. Math goes after the noun.