mo lorg
The Gaelic phrase for "my strength" is mo lorg.
mo lorg refers to a person's source of support or the thing that provides them with courage and power.
Did you know?
- The word lorg originally referred to a 'track' or 'trace' rather than physical power.
- In Gaelic, the concept of support is often linked to the physical act of tracking or tracing a lineage.
- Using mo lorg suggests that your strength is something you follow or a path that guides you.
Example conversation
Angus and Eilidh are supporting each other during a difficult time.
- AngusTha an t-àm seo duilgh, a Eilidh.This time is difficult, Eilidh.
- EilidhAch tha thu mo lorg, a Angus.But you are my strength, Angus.
- AngusIs mise mo lorg annad cuideachd.I find my strength in you as well.
- EilidhBidh sinn gu math.We will be fine.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries lorg, mo, CC BY-SA 4.0.
