Irish is 'deas'; Scottish Gaelic is ?
cailín álainn / cailín deas / cailín dathúil
Irish Gaelic: gleoite, deas, deismirScots Gaelic: brèagha, bòidheachWelsh: tlws, del, pert
It is Scottish Gaelic for beautiful, pretty, fair, or cute.
Irish Gaelic is dead, gleoite; Scottish Gaelic is brèagha, grinn, greannmhor, lurach, bòidheach (depending on context).
I'm not sure what you mean, but I'm pretty sure you meant Catholicism or Cataclysm. Catholicism from English to Irish/Gaelic: Caitliceachas Cataclysm from English to Irish/Gaelic: I'm sorry, that word is unknown. -Source: Google Translator
dia ag feachaint thar me (not 100% correct but pretty close)
It means "Pretty Girl" Bonnie is a pet name for a pretty girl (Scottish) and colleen is the anglicized form of cailín which is Irish Gaelic for "girl."
cailín deas
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There are numerous words for 'beautiful' depending on context. One word is bòidheach meaning 'beautiful, bonny, pretty'.
Latin names are quite good and Scottish Gaelic names are really nice as well.