In Irish it's " a dhaingne is atá do chairdeas"
Irish Gaelic: cairdeas Scottish Gaelic: càirdeas
cairdeascairdeas
In Irish it's buanchairdeas / cairdeas síoraà In Scottish Gaelic it is .....­
In Irish it's "cairdeas"
Love, Loyalty, Friendship
cairdeas
Cara is 'friend' in Irish Gaelic.
FRIENDSHIP BEER AND FOOTBALL (Scottish Gaelic)
Articles of Confederation
"Thy" is an archaic form of "your" used primarily in poetic or religious contexts. For example, you might say, "I cherish thy friendship," meaning "I cherish your friendship." It is often found in literature, especially in works like Shakespeare's plays or the King James Bible.
The S. Gaelic for 'constant' isseasmhach (constant, enduring, lasting)daingeann (firm, committed, determined, steadfast)cunbhalach (even, regular, constant, firm, steady)dìleas (faithful, trusty, loyal)
It established "a firm league of friendship" to the states.