ròs
The Irish Gaelic word ros means "wood; wooded headland; headland, promontory';the Scottish Gaelic word ros means 'headland, peninsula, promontory'.
In Scottish Gaelic it would be spelled Magaidh Ròs.
It is Ròs.
In Scottish Gaelic Fiona is Fionnghal; Rose is Ròs.
A rose (flower) is rós in Irish;the name Rose is Róisín (a diminutive) in Irish.Scottish Gaelic: ?
Irish is buí [bwee] Scottish is buidhe [bwee]
In Gaelic languages, the name Rosemary is often translated as "Rosmari." In Scottish Gaelic, it can be rendered as "Rosmara," while in Irish Gaelic, it may appear as "Róisín," which means "little rose." These variations reflect the cultural significance of the rose in both languages.
The Irish Gaelic word for rose is "rós."
a Rose is a flower but im pretty sure there is not a part of a flower called a rose
no, a rose is not an incomplete flower
The City Flower of Beijing is the rose. The second flower is chrysanthemum.
the most famous and prettiest flower is.............a rose i think the bell flower is