Irish

The English phrase ‘distant’ can be translated into Irish as i bhfad i gcéin.

The Irish word for soldier is saighdiúir. The word refers to a member of an army.

The English word ‘lobe’ can be translated into Irish as maothán, bog or liopa.

The English word “hurley” is translated into Irish as camán.

The Irish word for sink is doirteal. doirteal refers to a basin.

The Irish word for quiet is ciúin.

Susan is the Irish way to say the female given name Susan. Susan is used as a female given name.

The Irish phrase for “thank you very much” is go raibh míle maith agat.

Amanda is the Irish form for the female given name Amanda. Amanda is used as a female given name.

To say “happy imbolc” in Irish, use Imbolc faoi mhaise duit. This phrase is a greeting used to wish someone a happy Imbolc festival.