Irish

The English word ‘nice’ is translated into Irish as deas. deas is an adjective used to describe someone or something as attractive or friendly.

The English adjective ‘chatty’ can be translated into Irish as cainteach. The word is used to describe someone who is chatting a lot or fond of chatting.

The Irish word for uncle is uncail. The noun refers to the brother (or brother-in-law) of someone’s parent.

The Irish word for jasmine is seasmain. The term seasmain refers to the plant of the genus Jasminum.

The Irish phrase for “enjoy your food” is bain taitneamh as do bhia. This phrase is used to wish someone pleasure while they are eating a meal.

The Irish word for the noun gossip is cúlchaint. cúlchaint refers to idle talk or gossip.

The Irish word for witch is cailleach. The term cailleach is often used to describe a witch or a hag.

The Irish word for rapper is rapálaí. The term refers to a performer of rap music or one who raps.

The English phrase “curse words” is translated into Irish as eascainí. The term eascainí refers to curse words.

The Irish word for gauge is tomhas. tomhas refers to a measure, a standard of measure or an instrument used to determine dimensions, distance or capacity.