Irish

The Irish word for ‘roots’ (referring to ancestors) is fréamhacha.

The Irish word for wine is fíon. fíon refers to the alcoholic beverage made from grapes.

The Irish word for definite is cinnte. cinnte means definite, or it can be used to mean sure or certain.

The English name Daniel is written as Dainéal in Irish. Dainéal is a male given name.

Santa Claus in Irish is Daidí na Nollag. The terms refer to the fictional figure of Santa Claus.

The Irish word for the male given name George is Seoirse. Seoirse is used as a proper noun for the male given name George.

The English word ‘timetable’ is translated into Irish using several forms, most commonly clár ama.

The Irish word for ‘your’ (singular) is do. The word do is a possessive adjective used to indicate that something belongs to one person.

The English name Andrew is translated into Irish as Aindriú. All provided forms are masculine given names used to translate the English name Andrew.

The Irish phrase for “my age” is m’aois. This phrase refers to the number of years a person has lived.