Irish

The Irish word for belle is spéirbhean. spéirbhean is used to refer to a beautiful woman or a celestial/heavenly woman.

The Irish word for bicycle is rothar. rothar is a masculine noun used to refer to a bicycle as a vehicle.

In Irish, New York is expressed as Nua-Eabhrac. Nua-Eabhrac is the name used for New York.

The Irish word for lucky is ádhúil. ádhúil is an adjective used to describe people who have good fortune.

The English phrase “happy lughnasadh” is translated into Irish as Lúnasa faoi mhaise duit.

The English word “saint” is translated into Irish as naomh. naomh is a noun used to refer to a person proclaimed as a saint.

Lent in Irish is Carghas. Carghas refers to the Christian period of penitence before Easter.

The Irish word for elves is sióga. The term sióga refers to small supernatural beings possessing magical powers.

The Irish word for happy is sásta. The word sásta describes a state of being contented or satisfied with a situation.

The Irish word for underwear is fo-éadaí. fo-éadaí is a noun used to refer to clothes worn next to the skin.