Irish

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

The Irish word for chair is cathaoir. cathaoir refers to the piece of furniture used for sitting.

The English verb “catch” is translated into Irish as ceap or beir ar. Both forms are used to mean the act of capturing or snaring something.

The Irish word for gravestone is leac uaighe. leac uaighe refers to a stone marker placed at the head of a grave to identify the person buried there.

The Irish word for attic is áiléar. áiléar is a masculine noun used to refer to the space directly below the roof

The Irish phrase for ‘god bless’ is Dia leat. Dia leat is used as a way to say goodbye to someone.

The Irish word for Thursday is Déardaoin. Déardaoin is a noun used to name the day of the week. It can also function as an adverb to mean “on Thursday”.

The Irish phrase for the Hail Mary prayer is is é do Bheatha, a Mhuire.

In Irish, bean is translated as pónaire. This noun refers to the seed of a Fabaceae plant.

The English word “now” is translated into Irish as anois. anois is the most standard and widely used term for “now” in the Irish language.