the Irish word for William is Liam
William in Portuguese is spelled the same way as in English, with the same letters: "William".
That is the usual spelling of the Irish name Liam, and rarely Lyam (forms of William).
Those letters spell natural.
Woulfe, Wolfe (In Irish: de Bhulbh)
The letters in "these letters" can spell the phrase "ether settles." The letters can spell shorter words such as trestles, sheerest, shelters, and treeless.
The Irish word for the line that goes above the letters is spelled "fada." It refers to the accent mark known as the acute accent, which indicates a lengthened vowel sound in Irish. For example, in the word "á," the fada indicates that the vowel is pronounced longer than its unaccented counterpart.
Those letters will spell dollar.
The letters spell 'broccoli'.
Those letters spell psycho.
Those letters will spell carnivore.
The letters can spell the anagram "annotation."
Those letters will spell democratic.