Cadh=War.
Hâir=Battle.
Cwidh=Piece.
Canaim=To Sing.
Arth=Bear.
Enga=Nail.
Aradher=Plough.
Oŵgein=Owen.
Ainw=Name.
Ôes=Age.
Bryit=Brigit.
Y=In.
Goŷddelg Conlang. Extended Edition
Evan Ramirez
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Hudson Walker
I like it.
Jason Russell
>Hâir=Battle.
Looks a lot like P-Germanic harjaz and it's descendants
Sebastian Harris
I basically altered Old Irish by adding Old Welsh spellings and Welsh orthography therefore creating Goŷddelg. It's basically to Modern Irish and Scottish Gaelic as Icelandic is to Norwegian.
Jacob Bell
Have you looked into Galáthach? It's modern Gaulish
Logan Cruz
Wales is the best
Caleb Hill
It's etymological false friend but many have pointed out the Germanesque nature of Goŷddelg.
Kevin Johnson
Where can I find more stuff in your language?
Sebastian Adams
True.
t. There right now.
Camden Sanders
I have but I have an issue with it's too coincidental Gaelicisms. Gaulish would be spelled similar to Breton in my opinion if it survived.