Irish

The Irish word for two is dó.

In Irish, the phrase for “I want” is Ba mhaith liom. Ba mhaith liom is a polite way to express a wish or a desire for something.

The English word steadfast can be translated into Irish as diongbháilte or buanseasmhach.

The Irish phrase for “bottle of water” is buidéal uisce. buidéal uisce refers to a container filled with water intended for drinking.

The English phrase “my birthday” is mo lá breithe in Irish. mo lá breithe is used to refer to the anniversary of the day a person was born.

The Irish phrase for “shut your mouth” is dún do bhéal. This phrase is an impolite way to tell someone to stop talking.

The English name Elizabeth is translated into Irish as Eilís. All provided forms are used as female given names.

Lá Fhéile Grianstad an tSamhraidh sona duit is the Irish phrase for happy summer solstice.

The Irish way to say ‘slay’ is buaigh go hiontach. This term is used to express the action of killing or murdering.

The Irish word for vine is fíniúin. This noun refers to any climbing or trailing plant.