Irish

The Irish phrase for “I love you, mom” is tá grá agam duit, a mhamaí.

Katherine in Irish is Caitríona. Caitríona is the Irish form of the female given name Katherine.

The English phrase ‘greed’ is translated into Irish as antlás. The term refers to the selfish desire for more than is needed.

To clap in Irish is to say bualadh bos. bualadh bos is used to describe the action of striking the palms of the hands together.

The English phrase tricolour is translated into Irish as trídhathach. The term refers to a flag consisting of three stripes of different colours.

Emer is a female given name in Irish. Emer is used as a feminine proper noun for a person’s name.

The Irish word for toys is bréagáin. bréagáin refers to objects that children play with for amusement.

Georgia is the Irish word for the country of Georgia in the Caucasus. The word is used as the proper name for the nation of Georgia.

The English name Matthew is translated into Irish as Maitiú. All provided forms are masculine given names meaning Matthew.

The Irish phrase for “I was born” is rugadh mé. This phrase is used to state the time or the place of one’s birth.