"Gaelic' actually refers to three distinct languages:
Irish would be 'saileach';
Scottish:
Manx:
The Irish Gaelic would be seabhac;the Scottish Gaelic would be seabhag.
The Irish (Gaelic) would be Iníon dhílis.The (Scottish) Gaelic would be Nigheandhìleas.
In Irish Gaelic it would be sonuacharin Scottish Gaelic: ?
In Scottish Gaelic it is bòidheach;the Irish Gaelic would be dóighiúil, dathúil, breá.In Scottish Gaelic it is bòidheach ; the Irish Gaelic would be dóighiúil, dathúil, breá.
The Irish 'Gaelic' would be seif or cócaire; head chef would be príomhchócaire.The Scottish Gaelic would be còcaire.
In Irish Gaelic it would be fuil which is pronounced "fwill". Scottish Gaelic: ?
In the Irish (Gaelic) it would be Lochlannaigh or Ioruaigh.In Scottish Gaelic: ?
'Gaelic' is two separate languages BTW.Irish Gaelic would besaorfhearsaoirseach (literary use).Scots Gaelic would besaoirseachor bùirdeasach (freeman of a city/burgess)
Irish Gaelic would be bocairín.In Scottish Gaelic it is foileag.
In Scottish Gaelic it would be Cailbhean.
No Gaelic version.
The Irish Gaelic equivalent would be Mícheál(mee-hawl) and the Scottish Gaelic would be Mìcheal.