What is the Irish Gaelic for Irish blood?

Answer 1

In Irish Gaelic, "Deartháireacha fola" would mean "brothers by blood" meaning related by birth rather than by marriage.

Scottish Gaelic: "Bràithrean fola"

1. A brother by birth. (the above answer)

2. One of two individuals who vow mutual fidelity and trust by a ceremony involving the mingling of each other's blood.The closest Irish equivalent to the second definition might be "foster brothers"

which in Irish would be comhaltaí or Deartháireacha comhaltais. I'm not sure they mingled blood literally, though.

Answer 2

[Scottish Gaelic] 'Blood is thicker than water' = 'Tha n' fhuil nas tiugh n' t-uisge' [Pronounced: Ha nool nas chew nan tooisk]

Answer 3

Fuil. Which is eerily similar to the word fuel. It is pronounced 'fwil'.

Answer 4

The Irish Gaelic equivalent would be "fréamh den Éireannach" it translates more as 'of Irish roots'.

Answer 5

fuil is word for blood m

Answer 6

Faoi cheangal na fola.

Answer 7

fuil