Gaoth Fómhair
In Irish it's "mealltóir na gaoithe"
In Irish it's "gaoth agus uisce"
Gaelic is a term that encompasses two distinct languages: an Irish variety and a Scottish variety."In Irish sí gaoithe (shee geeha) is 'a sudden blast of wind; a small whirlwind (regarded as a 'fairy wind' through mistaken association with sí, spirit world, an unrelated word); a flurry of dust on the road (considered bad luck). Derived from sí gaoithe, gust of wind." (A Dictionary of Hiberno-English: the Irish Use of English)In Scottish Gaelic: sìth-ghaoth.
In Irish it's "gaoth" In Welsh it's "gwynt" In Scots Gaelic it's "gaoth"
In Irish it's "Ag séideadh sa Ghaoth / Ag foluain sa Ghaoth"
The Autumn Wind was created in 1974.
"The Autumn Wind"
autumn wind
Gaoth
Wind, as in a storm, is "Gaoth", pronounced: gway.
the sound of the trees swaying in the wind
yes and no. depending on the wind and humidity