Gaelic

Welcome to your comprehensive guide on how to say various phrases in Gaelic! In this guide, we will explore both

The English word cousin is translated into Gaelic as co-ogha.

The Gaelic word for “heart” is cridhe. cridhe refers to the biological organ.

The Gaelic word for square (shaped like a square) is ceàrnag. The word ceàrnag is used as an adjective to describe something shaped like a square.

The English verb ‘trust’ is translated into Gaelic as earbsa. The word is used to express being confident in or having reliance upon someone or something.

The Gaelic word for love, meaning strong affection, is gaol. gràdh is also common, especially in romance and as a term of endearment.

The Gaelic word for ‘miss’ is ionndrainn.

In Gaelic, the English word “cold” is translated as fuar. The word fuar is an adjective used to describe something that has a low temperature.

The Gaelic word for ball is balla. balla refers to a general object, typically spherical, that is used for playing games.

The English word small is beag in Gaelic. beag is an adjective used to describe something that is not large.