Mac Tire Dubh is Black Wolf in English and pronounced:
Mock Tee-ra or Mock chee-ra Doov
The Irish word for black is dubh, pronounced duv the du sounding like the beginning of Dublin. Dublin means Black Pool Dubh Lin.
Dublin, from dubh-linn.
Dubh Linn (meaning Black Pool). Dublin was formed by the amalgumation of an Irish village Baile atha cliatha with a viking one Dubh Linn. Today the city is called Dublin in English or baile atha cliatha in Irish.
from dubh-linn, which means black pool in the traditional Irish language, because in the times of Viking settlement there, there was a big black coloured water pool on the site and took its name from it then.
Dubh Linn was the original Irish meaning black pool, it came to be slightly mispelt the bh written as a b with a dot above it, this was lost and the two words joined.
"black hole"? Irish is "poll dubh".
In Scottish Gaelic: dubh In Irish its: dubh (colour) / gorm (skin colour) In Manx Gaelic: doo, dooghey, dullyraghey, gobbal, gorrym
In Irish it's: fiach dubh / bran dubh
Be aware that 'Gaelic' is actually two separate languages: Scottish Gaelic (called 'Gaelic' in Scotland) and Irish Gaelic (called 'Irish' in Ireland).In Irish: gadhar rua or madra rua (the latter can also mean 'fox')In (Scottish) Gaelic: cu ruadh.
It's dubh.It is dubh in both Irish Gaelic and Scottish Gaelic.
stór dubh
Madra mór in Irish Gaelic; cù mòr in Scottish Gaelic.
In Irish 'cailín dubh'; in Scots Gaelic: caileag dhubh.
In Scottish Gaelic: saor or saor-dubh; in Irish Gaelic: saor adhmaid or saor crainn.
Irish (Gaelic): cat bánScottish Gaelic: cat bànIn Irish it's "cat bán"
dubh"Dubh" for the colour black. If you're saying the colour of one's skin, you say "gorm".
Irish: "leann dubh" (black ale) Scottish: