How to Say “Builder” in Gaelic

togaiche
The Gaelic word for builder is togaiche.
togaiche refers to a person who builds or constructs things.
Meaning: a person who builds or constructs things (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word for construction, togail, is used for both building a house and raising a child. This creates a conceptual link between building a physical structure and developing a person.
  • The term togaiche is derived from the verb tog, which means 'to lift'. This reveals an ancient cultural perspective that building is fundamentally the act of lifting materials upward.
  • The suffix '-aiche' in togaiche is a common way to transform a verb into a noun describing a person who performs that action.

Examples in context

  • Is togaiche math e.
    He is a good builder.
  • Tha an togaiche an seo.
    The builder is here.
  • Feumaidh sinn togaiche ùr.
    We need a new builder.

Example conversation

Callum and Eilidh are talking about home renovations.

  1. Callum

    A bheil an togaiche a' tighinn anocht?
    Is the builder coming tonight?
  2. Eilidh

    Cha credibleas e, tha e an seo!
    I can't believe it, he is here!
  3. Callum

    Tha an togaiche seo gu math luath.
    This builder is very fast.
  4. Eilidh

    Tha e, agus tha an obair sgoinneil.
    He is, and the work is brilliant.
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