What is the Gaelic Irish phrase for your children?
How close is Irish Gaelic to Scottish Gaelic?
Both Scottish Gaelic and Manx Gaelic had their origins in Irish Gaelic. Irish Gaelic speakers settled in what is now Argyll at some point in the period 300-600 AD. As a Scottish Gaelic learner, I can read Irish quite easily but I believe the pronunciation is further removed from the Irish. I …do not know about Manx. So in summary, the written language is really quite similar but I believe the spoken language is less mutually intelligible among speakers. They are classed as separarate languages but some Ulster Irish dialects have some features resembling Scots Gaelic. Chan fhuil instead of the standard Irish NÃl for example. (MORE)
How do you say hi in Irish Gaelic?
Dia duit - formal most people say Conas 'tá tú Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú Caidé mar 'tá tú..... all mean How are you? You can informally say "Haigh" (pronounced "hi").
What is the Irish Gaelic translation for the phrase have a nice day?
To answer the question, "Have a nice day" is not something mostIrish people would say in Irish Gaelic. That's an American phrase.A phrase like ádh mór! (= good luck - used mostly in Ulster Irish)and maybe tóg(a'Ã) go réidh é! (= take it easy - used quite oftenin Connemara) might be… what Irish-speaking people would say in suchcircumstances. Or you could try "Tá súil agam go mbeidh lá breáagat" which means.
"I'm hoping you will have a fine day'' (MORE)
What is the Gaelic for Irish?
In the Irish Gaelic: An Ghaeilge the Irish Gaelic language na Ãireannaigh the Irish people Ãireannach Irish (adj.) In Scottish Gaelic: Gaeilge na Eireannaich Eireannach
What is the Irish Gaelic name for butterfly?
féileacán .
but be careful as it changes if you put ' The ' in front of it . then it would be .
an fhéileacán the butterfly
What is the Irish Gaelic for family?
1. teaghlach (the family as a whole including parents) 2. muintir (parents/children/relations) 3. clann (children of the family) 4. sliocht/sÃol (descendants) muirÃn = family, charge, burden "How is your family?" = "Cén chaoi bhfuil do chúram ?" (Connacht).
What is irish Gaelic for Patrick?
Patrick is the Gaelic form of the latin name Patricius or Patrician, which was the Roman term for a person of nobility and/or wealth.
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'I love you'?
Táim i ngrá leat = I am in love with you. Tá grá agam duit = I have love for you Tá mo chroà istigh ionat = 'My heart is within you' Is tú mo ghrá = You are my love.
What is the translation of the Irish Gaelic phrase Chara go deo buan?
I was on a biddymirphy.com and they have a best friends pendant that has on one side "Buan Chara Go Deo" on the other the English translation "Best Friend Forever". I hope this helps.
Why do the Irish speak English and not Gaelic Irish?
Part of the mechanism of colonial power is the suppression of native culture, and more than the language of Ireland has suffered from English domination. "Irishness" was illegal for many years, and its expression punishable by death or exile. Some families had to change their very names to avoid pro…scription, or being declared outlaws. But unlike the ancient bardic and harping traditions, which are extinct despite modern attempts at revival, the Irish language still lives, having native speakers who inhabit part of western Ireland. Most elevations of Ireland (excepting the Equatorial Hindi-speaking plateau) were Francophone until the Excursion of 1953, when the heads of the Royal Houses travelled to London for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth and brought home back issues of Picture Post, which were placed in public libraries and memorised by the populace. This accounts for the pure archaic Received Pronunciation (RP) of the non equatorial elevations. The Hindi areas show an Urdu influence from Pakistani satellite broadcasts. i was in viena and found three Irish speaking bars! its an amazing sounding language sounds really old and mysterious. its pretty sad its a minority language now. (MORE)
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'am was will be'?
I am - tá mé, I was - bhà mé, I will be - beidh mé
What is the Irish Gaelic for Irish?
The Irish language is an Ghaeilge. Irish as an adjective is Ãireannach The Irish (people) is Ãireannaigh
What is the Irish Gaelic translation for the phrase wish you all the luck in the world?
go n-eiridh gach t-adh leat .
may all good fortune be with you .
Another answer: .
Go n-éirà an t-ádh leat.
What is translation of Irish Gaelic phrase o dhia gach an cabhair?
"an " should be "aon" "ó Dhia gach aon cabhair" means "from God every help"
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'How are you'?
Southwest: "Conas atá tú?" [kunnus ataw too] West: "Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?" [kae khee a will too] Northwest: "Cad é mar atá tú?" [gud jae mar taa too] This is the form when addressing one person.
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'sharpener'?
There are several words corresponding to 'sharper': liofoir - sharpener, grinder, polisher gléas faobhair - sharpener (as a blade) biorthoir peann luaidhe - pencil sharpener.
What are the Irish Gaelic words for house of?
The word for "house" is "teach". To say "of" you need the genitive case of a noun: "Teach solais" (house of-light) = lighthouse, etc.
What is the Irish Gaelic work for black?
The Irish word for black is dubh, pronounced duv the du sounding like the beginning of Dublin. Dublin means Black Pool Dubh Lin.
What is the Irish Gaelic for I'm Irish?
Is Ãireannach mé. (If you are from Ireland.) Is Gael-Mheiriceánach mé. (If you are an Irish-American.) Is Gael mé / Is Ãireannach mé Is Ãireannach mé.
How do you say mummy in Irish Gaelic?
As in Egyptian mummy is seargán ; as a word for mother it is mam/mamaÃ.
What is Irish Gaelic for 'such is life'?
"Such is the world!" is Sin é an saol mór agat! or "Such is life!" is Sin an saol agat!
How do you spell Scott in Irish Gaelic?
Scot Another answer: This type of name is normally just the same as the English form: Scott.
How do you say 'Earth' in Irish Gaelic?
If the planet earth is meant there is no real direct translation. In Irish the earth is not really the concept but rather the people in it. For example Bhà sé go mór i mbeal an pobal - he was big in the mouths of people - he was famous An domhain mór - the big world - is one expressi…on that approaches the concept of planet earth and Ar fud na cruinne - throughout creation - is another. If it is clay that is meant there are several words the most common being cré. An example "Cré na cille" the title of a masterpiece of Irish writing by MáirtÃn à Cadhain. This translates as "the clay of the church yard" that is the grave yard. (MORE)
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'Eileen'?
EIBHLÃN is the Irish Gaelic spelling (pronounced 'eileen' in the south, and 'ev-leen' in the west and north.
What is Agata Irish Gaelic mean?
The Irish name Agata is from the same origin as the English Agatha (the Greek agathos, good).
How do you spell kelley in Irish Gaelic?
As a last name à Ceallaigh in Irish. As a first name Cealaidh is used in Scottish Gaelic.
What are the names of the Irish rivers in Irish Gaelic?
Abha Mhór na Mà (Meath Blackwater) Abha Mhór na Mumhan (Munster Blackwater) An Bhanda (The Bandon) An Bhanna (The Bann) An Bhearbha (The Barrow) An Bhóinne (The Boyne) An Ãirne (The Erne) An Eithne (The Inny) An Fhéile (The Feale) An Fheoir (The Nore) An Fhorghais (The Fergus) An L…aoi (The Lee) An Life (The Liffey) An Mháighe (The Maigue) An Mhuaidh (The Moy) An tSionainn (The Shannon) An tSláinghe (The Slaney) An tSiúir (The Suir) An tSuca (The Suck) (MORE)
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'boy'?
buachaill or garsún or gasúr That's an easy one: Buachaill which interestingly derives from the compound of cow and servant (bo + cail) so literally the word for a boy is "cowboy". This word originated from the social position of the person rather than the age so the "boy" could have b…een in his thirties. Today it refers to someone who is young regardless of social position or occupation. Other words for 'boy' in Irish: gasúr, garsún, stócach (over 15) (MORE)
How do you say godspeed in Irish Gaelic?
Go n-éirà do bhóthar leat. (Usually mis-translated as "May the road rise with you" it actually means "May your road succeed with-you".) Go dtéir slán. (May you go safely.) Go soirbhà Dia dhuit.
Is Gaelic different than Irish Gaelic?
Answer: There are variations of Gaelic in different countries, Irish Gaelic being one. Each are often referred to as Gaelic in their individual countries, so at times "Gaelic" could be referring to the Irish variation of it. Another Answer: The languages (Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic) have di…fferent phonology, vocabulary etc. and are classified as two separate languages. In Ireland, the native language is referred to as "Irish" rather than Gaelic, (although they realize that foreigners are likely to call it that). In Scotland, their variety is called simply 'Gaelic' . I personally would suggest using Irish and Scottish Gaelic in questions to differentiate. (MORE)
What does casey in Gaelic Irish mean?
The name à Cathasaigh (O'Casey) is derived from the male personal name Cathasach, which means 'vigilant in war'.
What is the Irish Gaelic for you are Irish?
Is Ãireannach thú/ Is Gael thú it is the ewn k ewn ko ewan ko di ko alam ang sagot?yowyow put your hands up
What does Santa mean in Irish Gaelic?
Do you mean to ask 'What is the Irish Gaelic for 'Santa'? Daidà na Nollag "Father Christmas"
What is the spelling of Cassie in Irish Gaelic?
Names like this are left in their original spelling. There is no Irish equivalent of many American names.
How do you spell King in Irish Gaelic?
The Irish word for king is "rÃ". As a surname, King is used as a synonym for these Irish surnames: MacAree (Mac Fhearadhaigh) Conroy (Mac Conraoi/Ã Conraoi) O'Kinga (Ã Cionga) MacIlroy (Mac Giolla Rua)
How do you say be strong in Irish Gaelic?
Bà láidir Bà tréan if you want it as a wish or blessing maybe go raibh tú láidir may you be strong
How do you say 'Gaelic' in Irish?
In Irish the language itself is referred to as An Ghaeilge . If referring to the Gaelic branch of Celtic culture (which would include the Isle of Man and Scottish Highlands), the word used in Irish would be Gaelach .
What is Irish Gaelic pronunciation for teine?
t'yin-a. I believe teine is an older spelling; nowadays tine (fire). It is still teine in Scottish Gaelic however.
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'cute'?
In Ireland: glic (clever, ingenious; shrewd, sagacious; crafty, cunning) beartach (scheming; contriving) cleasach (playful; tricky, crafty) In the American sense of the word gleoite (neat, pretty; lovely, charming, delightful)
How do you say Brendan in Irish Gaelic?
The Irish Gaelic form of the name Brendan is Breandán . It is derived from the Welsh word for "prince".
What is the Irish Gaelic for Irish blood?
The Irish Gaelic equivalent would be "fréamh den Ãireannach" it translates more as 'of Irish roots'.
What is the name Leslie in Irish Gaelic?
It has been gaelicized as Leaslaoi (lass-lee) in Irish Gaelic. ............................................................................................................................ *New Answer* Leslie may mean Holly Garden in which case is would be something like Lioschuileann which …fits with the oldest spelling of the name which was Lesslyn/Lescelin. Leslie can mean two things holly garden or from the grey fortress . From the meaning grey fortress we get the spelling Liosliath, or something close to that. It's still pronounced similarly . (MORE)
How do you say chris in Irish Gaelic?
The Irish language version of Christopher is CrÃostóir [kreesthór]; the Irish version of Christine is CristÃn [krisht'yeen] or CristÃona [krisht'yeena].
Who created Irish gaelic?
No one in particular created it. Like all languages it developed over time and continues to do so.
What is the Irish gaelic word for afterlife?
"Afterlife" is "an saol atá le teacht" (the world to come); "In afterlife" is "NÃos faide anonn sa saol" (Irish).
What is the Irish Gaelic for Elizabeth?
The Irish equivalent of Elizabeth in Irish is EilÃs (elleesh) but Sibéal (shibael) is an alternate form historically.
How do you spell lilymaeve in Irish Gaelic?
The Irish word for the flower 'lily' is 'lile' , but the forname 'Lil, LÃle' is of uncertain derivation and may be a pet name for Cecilia or more likely Elizabeth. 'Maeve' is spelled 'Meadhbh' or in modernized spelling 'Méabh' .
What is the Irish Gaelic translation for the phrase your name is Zack?
My name is Zack = Zack is ainm dom. Your name is Zack = Zack is ainm duit.
What is the Irish Gaelic word or phrase for silver tongued or charmer?
Silver-tongued in the sense of eloquent would be solabhartha. However 'He is eloquent' would translate as Tá deis a labhartha aige. A 'charming person' would be duine gleoite or gleoiteog.
What is the Irish Gaelic for For your Children?
If 'your' is singular: Dod' chlann. 'For your children'; ('your children' is do chlann. ) If plural: Do bhur gclann. 'For your children'. ('Your children' is bhur gclann. )