There isn't a Celtic language as such, but a family of languages. In Irish Gaelic it would probably be 'dlùthchara' - close friend (Many people think it is 'anamchara' but in fact this means the priest who confesses you, or if you are studying to become a priest your spiritual advisor) (By the way the accent (fada) on the 'u' should be the other way).
Mura Betha Dan -
The spiritual path known as Wiccan is not ethnic-centric nor is it regional-centric. Although the various disciplines do claim specific ancient roots it is not possible to translate the term "soul mate" into a single phase that can or would be acceptable to all Wiccan practitioners. The above is from one branch only. And may not apply in all cases.
A soul mate...
camarade d'âme
Friend, companion, soul mate
1. I am a wicca and I cannot take a soul. 2. Nobody can take a soul.
No. It means "spiritual advisor". There is a discussion about this word on irishgaelictranslator.com.
Then they are not your soul mate.
Unless your idea of a soul mate is one that takes a lover, then probably this person is not truly your soul mate.Hmmm....interesting...is the soul mate taking on his/her soul mate as lover?
I believe the word your looking for is "Soul mate"
Soul-Mate: Aatma-bandhu आत्म बन्धु
Soulmate is not commonly a compound word but I did find one dictionary entry for the word as compound.
A Bethany out there could be your soul mate.... ....but then again she might not
The Soul Mate was created on 1996-09-26.