Irish Gaelic

Noun

Meaning

the Celtic language of Ireland

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

irish gaelic erse

Hypernyms

gaelic Goidelic erse

Hyponyms

Old Irish Middle Irish

Examples

Another is the use of French reflexive constructions in sentences such as the reply to a question like Where are you going?, reply: Me I'm goin' downtown (this reflexive form of grammar also exists in Irish Gaelic and Jerriais ). Source: Internet

Often the Brythonic influence on Scottish Gaelic is indicated by considering the Irish Gaelic usage which is not likely to have been influenced so much by Brythonic. Source: Internet

Georgian features at number nine after Hebrew, Tamil, Lithuanian, Farsi, Icelandic, Macedonian, Basque and Finnish, and followed by Irish Gaelic. Source: Internet

Despite its wild exaggerations and forays into Irish Gaelic folklore and archetypes, The Poor Mouth is O'Nolan's most naturalistic and empathetic work. Source: Internet

United Kingdom United Kingdom and Ireland (except Mac) keyboard layout The United Kingdom and Ireland There is a separate Irish Gaelic keyboard layout, but this is rarely used. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Irish football Irish Free State Irish fruit Irish goodbye Irish gorse Irish green