How to Say “Raspberry” in Gaelic
The English word raspberry is sùbh-craoibh in Gaelic. sùbh-craoibh is the noun used to refer to the raspberry fruit.
The English word raspberry is sùbh-craoibh in Gaelic. sùbh-craoibh is the noun used to refer to the raspberry fruit.
The word for horse in Gaelic is capall. capall is a noun used to refer to members of the species Equus ferus.
thig an seo is the Gaelic way to say “come here”. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to move toward the speaker’s current location.
For “grandpa” in Scottish Gaelic the usual word is seanair, the same word as for “grandfather”.
The English phrase ‘toes’ is translated into Gaelic as òrdagan-coise. òrdagan-coise refers to the digits on a person’s foot.
To say Lord in Gaelic, meaning God, use Tighearna. The same word also means a lord, a member of the aristocracy.
A warm way to say “my darling” in Scottish Gaelic is m’ eudail. The word eudail means a treasure, so it is closer to “my treasure”.
In Scottish Gaelic magic is draoidheachd. It names sorcery and enchantment, the kind found in old stories.
The Gaelic word for cabbage is càbaiste. càbaiste refers to the leaves of the cabbage plant that are eaten as a vegetable.
In Scottish Gaelic gold is òr. It is a short masculine noun used for the metal and for things made of it.