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What is the Gaelic for 'grandma'?
The Irish word for 'grandmother' is seanmháthair. (shan-waw-hir) or máthair mhór [mawhir wór]. 'Grandma" would be Mamó, Móraí or Mam chríonna. Granaidh in Scottish Gaelic.
What is the Gaelic for gran?
Irish language has 'mam chríonna' and 'mamó' for grandma; Scottish Gaelic says granaidh. Irish for grandpa is 'deaid críonna' or 'daideo'.
How do you spell grandma in old Irish?
In Irish Gaelic: seanmháthair [shanwawhir, seanvawhir (Munster)]; mamó [mam-ó] or máthair mhór [mawhir wór]. In Scottish Gaelic: seanmhair [shanvar]
What is the Scottish translation for grandmother?
Scottish Gaelic for 'Grandmother' is 'Seanmhair'.
How do you pronounce Mam chionna in Irish Gaelic?
"Mam chríonna" (grandma). It would sound something like "mam hree-nna".
How do you pronounce grandma oe grandmother in welsh or Gaelic?
seanmhair or seanag
How do you write grandma in cursive?
To Grandma
Who is the god of Gaelic football?
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Who is the god of football?
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What is the possessive noun for grandma?
The possessive form of the singular noun grandma is grandma's.Example: I brought flowers for grandma's birthday.
How do you you say tea in Gaelic?
Scottish Gaelic is tì. Irish Gaelic is tae.
What is the Gaelic for 'your soulmate'?
In Irish d'fhíorghrá;in Scottish Gaelic: ?
