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'Star of Down' would be 'Réalta an Dúin' in Irish.
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What is the Irish Gaelic for 'the star'?
réalta (star); réaltaí (stars)"Réalta" is the Irish word for "star", pronounced like 'raelta'.
Can you translate a 'star of wisdom' into Irish Gaelic or Latin?
The Irish version could be réalta eolais (star of knowledge).
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'You are a star'?
Is réalta thú.
What is the word in Irish that means star?
réalta
How do you say star spangled banner in Gaelic?
In Irish it's "An Bhratach Gheal-Réaltach"
In the movie Alexander the Macedonians spoke with Irish accents to accommodate what Irish star?
Colin Farrell
Who is Irish film star Milo?
Milo O'SheaO'Shea
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'Nigel's star'?
Réalta Nigel
What is the Gaelic word for star?
In Irish it's "réalta"
What are some Irish newspapers called?
The Irish Times The Irish Independent The Irish Examiner The Star Metro AM The Irish News The Newsletter The Sunday Tribune The Sunday Business Post The Evening Herald
What common expressions would complete the phrase the star of?
Some very common expressions that would complete the phrase "the star of" include:The Star of DavidThe Star of BethlehemThe Star of IndiaThe Star of Africa"Star of the County Down" is an Irish song ballad set near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern Ireland.The Star of the East - song, Judy GarlandThe Star of the West - Star of the West was an American civilian steamship. January 1861, the US government hired her to transport military supplies and reinforcements. Civil War ship.Star of the Sea - novel by Joseph O'Connor
What is the Gaelic for star?
In the Irish language, 'star' is réalta [rail-ta]. A small star would be réaltán [rail-taun]or réiltín[railt-yeen]. The second word also means 'celebrity/star'.Reul in Scots Gaelic.
