Victor Nicholas

The Gaelic word for thunder is tàirneanach. tàirneanach refers to the deep, rumbling noise heard during a storm.

The word for “ugly” in Gaelic is grànnda. grànnda is an adjective used to describe something that is displeasing to the eye or not aesthetically pleasing.

The Gaelic word for ‘clear’ is soilleir. soilleir is an adjective used to describe something that is free of ambiguity or doubt.

The English word ‘curly’ is translated into Gaelic as dualach.

The English phrase ‘sidhe’ refers to a supernatural being or fairy from Irish mythology in Gaelic, specifically using the form sìth.

The Gaelic word for greetings is fàilte. fàilte is a formal way to say hello.

The Scottish Gaelic word for “island” is eilean. It is a masculine noun and the plural is eileanan. With the article it becomes an t-eilean, “the island”.

The Gaelic word for “lizard” is laghairt. This term is used to refer to the reptile known as a lizard.

The Gaelic phrase for “you too” is tuss cuideachd. This phrase is a response used to return a greeting or a good wish to another person.

The English word ‘moonlight’ is translated into Gaelic as solas gealaí. solas gealaí is a noun used to describe the light that is reflected from the Moon.