booa-khill airenokh
word in Irish Gaelic is focal.
In Scots Gaelic: carabhaidh /karavɪ/ 1 girlfriend; 2 boyfriend brámair /braːmɛr/1 lover, sweetheart; 2 boyfriend; 3 girlfriendIn Irish: stócach (or buachaill).A steady boyfriend = stócach seasta.
Welcome, my boy
the Irish word for boy is "buachaill"
It would be "buachaill dána"
In Irish it would be buachaill dána (a 'bold' boy).In Scottish Gaelic, balach dàna (verify)
It's buachaill mór and in Irish it means 'big boy".
There are various terms. A little boy. A gossun. Buachaill.
buachaillorgarsúnorgasúrThat's an easy one: Buachaill which interestingly derives from the compound of cow and servant (bo + cail) so literally the word for a boy is "cowboy". This word originated from the social position of the person rather than the age so the "boy" could have been in his thirties. Today it refers to someone who is young regardless of social position or occupation.Other words for 'boy' in Irish: gasúr, garsún, stócach(over 15)
Irish son would be 'mac Éireannach' in the Irish language.
In Irish: gasúr; buachaill; (over 15 yrs.) stócachIn Scots Gaelic: balach; gille
Another Google translation? Doesn't look right.