scottish gaelic (Meaning)
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scottish gaelic (n)
the Gaelic of Scotland
Synonyms & Antonyms of scottish gaelic
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scottish gaelic Sentence Examples
- The haunting melody of Scottish Gaelic music filled the air, evoking a sense of longing.
- The ancient runes inscribed on the standing stones bore witness to the rich history of Scottish Gaelic culture.
- The sound of the Scottish Gaelic language flowed like a gentle stream, carrying tales of old.
- In the windswept Highlands, the Scottish Gaelic tongue whispered among the heather.
- The Scottish Gaelic phrase "Alba gu bràth" (Scotland forever) resonated with national pride.
- The intricate patterns of Scottish Gaelic tartan adorned the kilts of the proud clansmen.
- The Scottish Gaelic name "Aonghas" (one of choice) reflected the strength and determination of its bearers.
- The Scottish Gaelic ballad "Òran na Cluinne" (Song of the Hills) captured the rugged beauty of the Highlands.
- The Scottish Gaelic language acted as a bridge between the past and present, connecting generations.
- The resurgence of interest in Scottish Gaelic has sparked a revival of its traditions and cultural significance.
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the Gaelic of Scotland
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The haunting melody of Scottish Gaelic music filled the air, evoking a sense of longing.
The ancient runes inscribed on the standing stones bore witness to the rich history of Scottish Gaelic culture.
The sound of the Scottish Gaelic language flowed like a gentle stream, carrying tales of old.
In the windswept Highlands, the Scottish Gaelic tongue whispered among the heather.
