"Ná déan talamh de rud ar bith" means "Don't make ground of anything". It should probably be "Ná déan talamh slán de rud ar bith" which means "Don't take anything for granted"
"talamh" means land / earth
talamh méith / talamh torthúil
"Sean" without an accent means "old," (with an accent mark it is the name "john") and "talamh" (pronounced talav) means "earth." "sean talamh" = "old earth."
talamh
Talamh an Eisg
tìr / talamh
talamh = earth, land, soil ùir = soil, earth an Talamh = the Earth, also an Cruinne-cè = the world/universe
It means 'earth, ground, land'.
"An síocháin Dé dul leis leat" means "the peace of God to go with it with you"
síocháin ar domhan agus beidh dea do gach duineCOMMENT: This does not appear to be correct. Another google translation?In Irish it's "Síocháin ar talamh agus dea-thoil do gach duine"
Irish Gaelic: an Domhan (as the world) Scots Gaelic: an cruinne-cè, an Talamh, an Domhan (world/universe) Welsh: