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"Gus am bris an la agus an teich na sgailean" is a quote from the Scottish Gaelic translation of The Bible. Song of Solomon 4:6, I think, and the English translation is something like "Until the day breaks and the shadows shall flee."

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Q: What is 'Gus am bris an latha agus an teich na sgàilean' when translated from Scots Gaelic to English?
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