Irish

In Irish, the word for crow is caróg or préachán. Both words refer to any bird belonging to the genus Corvus.

To say “I have brown eyes” in Irish, use Tá súile donna agam. This phrase is used to describe the color of your eyes.

gach rath is the Irish way to say “all the best”. gach rath is used to wish someone good luck.

The Irish phrase for “my wolf” is mo mhadra alla. This phrase is used to refer to a wolf that belongs to the speaker.

The Irish word for the compass point southwest is an t-iardheisceart. an t-iardheisceart is used to denote the direction or compass point of southwest.

The Irish phrase for lake house is teach locha. The phrase is used to describe a house that is located beside or on a lake.

The Irish word for whiskers is féasóg. féasóg refers to the long, stiff hairs growing from the face of an animal.

Dia dhuit is the Irish phrase for hello, used when greeting one person. Dia dhuit is a common greeting used to say hello to a single person.

How are you? in Irish is conas atá tú? The phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their health or general well-being.

Bravery in Irish is crógacht. The word means being brave.