Gaelic in Irish
Gaelic in Irish is Gaelach — Gaelic means any of the Goidelic languages, especially Irish, Scottish, or Manx Gaelic.
Gaelic in Irish
Gaelach
Of or relating to the Gaels, the Goidel peoples of Scotland and Ireland, and the Manx, or their languages.
What does "Gaelic" mean?
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noun Any of the Goidelic languages, especially Irish, Scottish, or Manx Gaelic.
"She learned Gaelic from her grandmother in the Scottish Highlands."
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adjective Relating to the Gaels or their languages.
"I began to study coats of arms, visit the Web sites of portrait galleries and look up the etymology of Gaelic names."
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Gaelic in a sentence
- She learned Gaelic from her grandmother in the Scottish Highlands.
- I began to study coats of arms, visit the Web sites of portrait galleries and look up the etymology of Gaelic names.
- The village has a Gaelic-speaking primary school.
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What is "Gaelic" in Irish?
"Gaelic" in Irish is Gaelach. Gaelic means: Any of the Goidelic languages, especially Irish, Scottish, or Manx Gaelic.
How do you use "Gaelic" in a sentence?
Example: "She learned Gaelic from her grandmother in the Scottish Highlands." In Irish, "Gaelic" is Gaelach.
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