Irish

The English phrase orbit is translated into Irish as fithis (noun). fithis is a noun used to describe the path of one object as it moves around another.

The English phrase ‘my beautiful wife’ is translated into Irish as mo bhean álainn.

The Irish phrase for the English title Mr is an tUasal. This phrase is used as a formal title placed before a man’s surname or full name.

The Irish word for aunt is aintín. The noun aintín is used to refer to a parent’s sister or a sister-in-law.

The Irish word for couch is tolg. The word tolg is a masculine noun used to refer to furniture designed for more than one person to sit on.

The Irish word for lily is lile. lile is a noun used to refer to a flower belonging to the genus Lilium.

Blarney is the Irish word for flattery.

The Irish phrase for “when you were born” is nuair a rugadh thú. This phrase is used to refer to the specific time or date of a person’s birth.

Bella is the Irish form of the female given name Bella. Bella is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “long live Ireland” is translated into Irish as Éire go brách. Éire go brách is a common patriotic slogan.