Sep 26, 2018
’S e DiCiadain a’ chiad latha-traisg.
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’S e DiCiadain a’ chiad latha-traisg.
Todays gaelic word courtesy of our friends at @gaelic_words An Lùnastal | August Ainmear | Noun Pronounce: (un loona-stil) . . . An Lunastal is the Gaelic for both August and the Gaelic festival marking the start of the harvest season. The word finds it's origins in the name of the sun-god, Lugh. In Irish Gaelic, it is Lúnasa (also the name of an excellent trad band) and in Manx Gaelic it is referred to as Luanistyn. . . . #gaelic #gàidhlig #scottishgaelic #lunastal #august #lughnasadh #harvest #languages #language #daily #cànan #latha #word #wordoftheday #words #facal #faclan #officialisleofarran #lewis #westernisles #alba #scottish #scotland #diciadain #wednesday #hebrides #outerhebrides (at Isle of Arran)
'S e DiCiadain, an treas latha dhen Fhaoilleach a th' ann an-diugh. Bha gaoth mhòr ann a' séideadh tron a' bhaile.