What is the Celtic word for father?

Answer 1

There's actually no such language as "Celtic". Celtic refers to a group of dozens of languages, six of which are spoken today:

1. Breton
2. Cornish
3. Irish Gaelic
4. Manx
5. Scottish Gaelic
6. Welsh

Answer 2

Yes, There is a Celtic symbol for fatherhood and a universal symbol that can be customized to represent any member of the family in any culture. This is a really cool way to utilize and tailor make the universal symbol for family to reflect what fatherhood means to you, no matter the culture or the nationality. This Universal Symbol for family it is a clever way to show two things at the same time. You are able to express how you are part of the larger universal human family while, at the same time express the nuances of your culture or even you individual family. To see what this adaptable universal symbol for Father and family looks like Google, The Universal symbol for family. When you go to this site take note also of "The Universal Family Flag". On the universal family you will see that the universal symbol for family is the father outlined in the color green. On the universal Symbol you will see that the letter "U" is Green. The bottom of the "U" represents the foundation of the family structure. The two arms of the letter "U" represents pillars of heaven and earth. The color of this letter represents faithful fathers.

Answer 3

In Irish it's: athair / daidí / daid

In Welsh it's "tad"

In Scots gaelic: athair / dadaidh / boban