Gaelic

The English phrase happy is translated into Gaelic as toilichte. The words used for happy generally describe a state of being contented or joyous.

The Gaelic word for mom is mamaidh. mamaidh is an informal term used to refer to a mother.

The Gaelic verb for ‘come’ is thig. thig is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.

The English phrase “whiskey” is uisge-beatha in Gaelic. uisge-beatha is a noun used to refer to the alcoholic drink whiskey.

The Gaelic word for black is dubh. The word dubh is an adjective used to describe something that is absorbing all light.

The English word energy can be translated into Gaelic as neart, lùths or brìgh. The term energy refers to the capacity to do work.

fàilte gu alba is how you say “welcome to scotland” in Gaelic. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived in Scotland.

The Gaelic phrase for “good girl” is caileag mhath. This phrase is used to describe a girl who is well-behaved or virtuous.

The English word cake is translated into Gaelic in several ways, with cèic being the default form.

The Gaelic word for goddess is ban-dia. ban-dia is a noun used to refer to a female deity.