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Poetry & Literature | | English term or phrase: Magnificent | | No context... |
| | | Gaelic translation:Eireachdail | Explanation:
Assuming you want Scottish Gaelic. Irish Gaelic is completely different.
It depends on the context. Eireachdail is used for something/someone which is beautiful/handsome/spectacular to look at. Duine eireachdail is a handsome man. Sealladh eireachdail is a beautiful view. Bradan eireachdail is a magnificent salmon. It's a very masculine word, which is rarely used with women or femine things. |
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