a woman (or wife)
In English: Lassie In Scottish Gaelic: bean.
The Scottish Gaelic for 'wife' is bean, pronounced 'ben'.
(If you mean the mother of Jesus, it's Muire in Irish and Moire in Scottish.))Otherwise in Irish it's Máire. In Scottish Gaelic it is Màiri
In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, bean liath.
In Irish it's "bean i ngrá".
sìdhiche bean-shìdh (female) compare Irish 'banshee'
Possibly Bean na gealaí.
neach-smàlaidh or smàladair
Compánach - companion fear céile - husband bean chéile - wife leannán - lover
In Scottish Gaelic: "A mhnathan 's a dhaoine-uaisle", or "A mhnathan-uaisle 's a dhaoine-uaisle". In Irish (Gaelic): "A dhaoine uaisle!"
in Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic his is a;it mutates the following word in many cases: bean (woman/wife)a bhean (his wife). Before a vowel: ainm (name) a ainm (his name).Some consonants are not mutated however: L, R, etc.
Mór in Irish and mòr is Scots Gaelic mean 'big, great'. Mhór is a mutated form of it.It's the word mór (Irish) or mòr (Scottish Gaelic) meaning 'big' in a mutated form, as an adjective following a femine noun. In Irish bean mhór (a big woman) or bean mhòrin (Scottish) Gaelic. (2k3r021)....................................................................................................................The word is spelled [mhòr, mòr] both words mean = big, large.scroll down to [Adjectives]Pronouncing phonetics:mhòr = vo-ir.mòr = mo-ir.Also Mòr [capital 'M' is used] is the Scottish Gaelic name for MarionPronouncing phonetics:Mòr = maw-ir