Irish

The Irish word for “today” is inniu. inniu is an adverb used to mean “on the current day”.

Storm in Irish is stoirm. The word refers to a disturbed state of the atmosphere that causes unpleasant or destructive weather.

The Irish word for bye is slán. slán is a short form used to say goodbye.

The Irish word for pivot is maighdeog. maighdeog refers to a central point or pin on which a mechanism turns or oscillates.

The English word ‘maker’ translates to Irish as déantóir. déantóir is a noun used to describe a person or entity that makes something.

The Irish word for peace is síocháin.

Emma is the Irish form of the female given name Emma.

The Irish word for sea is farraige or muir. Both farraige and muir are used to refer to the sea as a body of water.

The Irish word for autumn is fómhar. fómhar is used to refer to the autumn season.

The Irish word for knickers is brístín. brístín is used to refer to women’s panties.