Gaelic

The English phrase “police” is translated into Gaelic as poileas. poileas refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.

The English word strength can be translated into Gaelic as neart.

cara is the Gaelic word for friend. The term cara refers to a person with whom one has a close social relationship based on mutual affection.

The Gaelic word for lemon is liomóid. liomóid is a noun used to refer to the citrus fruit known as a lemon.

The Gaelic word for “much” is mòran. mòran is used to indicate a large amount or number of something.

The Gaelic word for tomorrow is a-màireach. The term is an adverb used to refer to the day after the present day.

The Gaelic phrase for little sister is piuthar bheag. This phrase is used to refer to a female sibling who is younger than the speaker.

The English word ‘toy’ is translated into Gaelic as dèideag, cluicheag or àilleagan. All three forms refer to an object used for play.

The English phrase goodbye is translated into Gaelic as beannachd leat.

The English word happiness is translated into Gaelic as sonas. sonas is used to describe the emotion of being happy.