What is a Celtic word for 'dragonfly'?

Answer 1

The Irish word for 'dragon' is 'dragún'; the Scottish Gaelic is 'dragan'.

Answer 2

There's actually no such language as "Celtic". Celtic refers to a group of dozens of languages, six of which are spoken today:

1. Breton
2. Cornish
3. Irish Gaelic
4. Manx
5. Scottish Gaelic
6. Welsh

Answer 3

In Irish it's "dragún / dragan"

In Welsh it's "draig"

In Scots Gaelic it's "nathair sgiathach / dràgon"

Answer 4

In Irish it's: madra, gadhar or madadh

In Scots Gaelic it's cù

In Welsh it's ci

In Breton .........

Answer 5

There are 6 distinct Celtic languages. The Irish Gaelic name is 'Snáthaid mhór' (big needle). The Welsh name is 'Gwas y neidr'

Answer 6

In Irish it's "aonbheannach"

In Welsh it's "uncorn"

In Scots Gaelic it's "aon-adharcach"

Answer 7

dràgon / nathair sgiathach
dràgon/nathair-sgiathach

Answer 8

The Irish word for 'dragon' is 'dragún'.
The Irish for the English word 'dragon' is 'dragún'.