Irish

The Irish word for gorilla is gairle. gairle is a noun used to refer to the ape known as a gorilla.

The English phrase “go away” is translated into Irish as imigh. The verb imigh means to depart or leave a place.

The English word ‘boy’ is translated into Irish as buachaill. Both buachaill and garsún are masculine nouns used to refer to a male child.

The Irish word for “mommy” is mamaí. mamaí is an affectionate term used by children to address their mother.

The Irish word for elephant is eilifint. eilifint is a noun used to refer to the large mammal.

In Irish, the phrase for ladybug is bóín Dé. bóín Dé refers to a small, round beetle with a red or orange wing cover spotted with black.

The Irish word for “ouch” is ách. ách is an interjection used to express one’s own physical pain.

The Irish word for green is glas or uaine. Both forms are used to describe the color green, but they often convey different qualities of that color.

The Irish word for goat is gabhar. gabhar refers to the animal (goat).

Áine is the Irish form of the female given name Aine. Áine is used as a female given name of Irish origin.