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Mine is Madra (Dog).

[An gal gréine]

Galánta.

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Originally Posted by An gal gréine

Galánta.

Means Elegant/Magnificent/Posh.

[marozz]

Saoirse

[gent9662]

timpiste a harla dom

[donalh087]

Féileacán na hoiche

(moth)

or

Deora De

(Fuschia or literally, tears of God)

[jimjimjimmy]

Ludramán

[johnayo]

Deoch an bhothar.

[Insect Overlord]

áilleacht (beauty)

[number10a]

Originally Posted by donalh087

Féileacán na hoiche

(moth)

I really like that!

Also:

smugairle róin (litereally "seal snots") means jellyfish

plubarnaigh is a verb to be used in reference to the sound that porridge makes when it is bubbling. Just love the fact that there is a word for this!!

Francach = French person
francach = rat

I also love showing foreigners that "Lúghbhaidh" was shortened to "Lú" because all of the other letters were silent. Baffles them.

[mr chips]

Suanas.

[franc 91]

boin dé - because there are fadas on the 'o' and the 'i', one after the other, which must be pretty rare in Irish and because it means God's little cow, which would seem quite an ironic way of describing a ladybird - perhaps it's because it has horns (antennae).
and then there's Tadgh an mhargaidh.....

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Originally Posted by mr chips

Suanas.

What does it mean?

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Please also put the meaning As Béarla of your favorite Irish word. Go raibh míle maith agaibh.

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