Irish Gaelic: min bhuí or arbhar indiach.
Scottish Gaelic: maois, min Innseanach, cruithneacht Innseanach, coirce-milis.
Atatakai
Watashi-tachi
हत्यारा
translated in english as hydrochloride, the salt form of many drugs.
Kurotsuki
its δολοφόνος (dolofonos).
Terror = "shingai"
verb - aru (plain form) arimasu (polite form)
maize
Ciba, as a shortened form of cibalgina in Italian means "aspirin" in English.
Scottish in itself is not a language; it's more of a dialect now. It's derivative of Gailic, the original language of that region of countries, but that was before the English invaded. The Gailic form of you're phrase, "Thinking of you," is: Pensando en ti To say it in the general Scottish dialect today, it would just be, "Thinkin' of ye."
Dictionary form = kiku Formal Present form = kikimasu