Irish

In Irish, the English phrase “girlfriend” can be expressed using cailín.

The English phrase ‘banshee’ is translated into Irish as bean sí. In Irish folklore, a bean sí is a female spirit. This noun is feminine.

The Irish phrase for “my friend” is mo chara. mo chara is a phrase used to refer to someone with whom you share a bond of mutual affection.

The Irish word for the cardinal number one is aon. aon is used as a cardinal number or as an adjective meaning ‘one’ or ‘any’ in a negative context.

The Irish phrase for “safe journey” is go n-éirí an bóthar leat. This phrase is used to wish someone a safe and successful trip.

April in Irish is Aibreán. The word is used to name the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Irish word for hump is cruit. cruit refers to a rounded, fleshy mass, such as the hump on a camel’s back.

The English phrase “winter solstice” is grianstad an gheimhridh in Irish.

The English phrase “sit down” is translated into Irish as suigh síos.

The English word ‘march’ (referring to the month) is Márta in Irish. Márta refers specifically to the third month of the Gregorian calendar.