Gaelic

The Gaelic word for shoe is bròg. bròg refers to a protective covering for the foot.

The Gaelic word for daddy is dadaidh. This term is used as an informal way to say father, often in a childish context.

Scottish Gaelic has several tender ways to say “darling”. The most common is a ghràidh, meaning “my love”.

The Gaelic word for grapes is fìon-dhearc. The term is used to refer to the small, round fruits that grow in bunches on vines.

There are two common words for “happy” in Scottish Gaelic, sona and toilichte. Toilichte often means “pleased” or “glad”.

The Gaelic word for gray is liath. liath is used to describe a color that is somewhere between white and black, similar to the color of cinders.

The everyday way to say “beautiful” in Scottish Gaelic is brèagha. Bòidheach means pretty and àlainn is stronger, close to “gorgeous”.

The Scottish Gaelic word for welcome is Fàilte. Say Fàilte ort to one friend, and Fàilte oirbh to several people or someone you address formally.

The phrase for “our father” in Gaelic is Ár nAthair. This phrase refers to the Lord’s Prayer.

bainne is the Gaelic word for milk. It is related to the verb bleoghainn, which means to express any liquid or specifically to express milk from a mammal.