Go mbeannaí Dia na teach seo óna bhun go dtí a bharr.
Go mbeannaí sé gach fardoras, gach cloch is gach clár.
Go mbeannaí sé an tinteán, an bord ar a leagtar bia.
Go mbeannaí sé gach seomra i gcomhaí sámhchodladh na hoíche.
Go mbeannaí sé an doras a osclóimid go fial
don strainséar is don bhocht chomh maithe is dár ngaol.
Go mbeannaí sé na fuinneoga a ligeann dúinn an léas
ó sholas geal na gréine, na gealaí is na réalta.
Go mbeannaí sé na fraitheacha in airde OS ár gcionn
Is fós gach balla daingean atá ár dtimpeallú.
Go bhfana síocháin dá réir sin dár gcomharsana, cion is grá.
Go mbeannaí Dia an mhuirear seo agam agus choimhéad ó bhaol
is go stiúra sé muid uile go dtí a ríbhrú féin.
(In English)
May God bless this house from top to bottom.
May he bless every doorway, every stone and every board.
May he bless the hearth, the table where food is laid.
May he bless every room in the safe peaceful sleep of night.
May he bless the door that we generously open
to strangers and the poor as well as to our relations.
May he bless the windows that let in the rays
of the bright sun, the moon and the stars.
May he bless the rafter high above our heads
and each strong wall that surrounds us.
May peace, affection and love e with out neighbours.
May God bless my children and keep them from danger
and may he lead us all to his own refuge.
Teach - takh
In Irish Gaelic:'May God bless our home' would be Go mbeannaí Dia dár dteach. This means 'May God bless our house'."May God bless our household (family)' would be Go mbeannaí Dia dár dteaghlach.In Scottish Gaelic an old prayer was Gum beannaich Dia taigh an teine san fhardach.
what is the gaelic translation of -wine cellar house?
Scottish Gaelic is taigh. Irish is teach.
You need to specify Irish Gaelic or Scottish Gaelic: they are two separate languages.
"Gaelic" can mean "Irish Gaelic' or "Scottish Gaelic". They are classified as two distinct languages.
The Irish word 'teach' (house) is pronounced t'yakh.(The 't' has a slight 'y' sound after it and the 'kh' represents the gutteral sound in 'Bach'.)
Scottish Gaelic: taigh an bhoc Irish Gaelic: teach na phocáin (house of the billy goat)
Teach Phóil is Irish.
'Teach' means 'a house'; 'teachín' is 'a small house'.
In Irish it's "teach na ndumhcha" Scottish Gaelic is ?
In Irish it's "do theach deas"