Scottish Gaelic

Translate Phrases to Scottish Gaelic

Type any phrase, quote, or motto and get an authentic Scottish Gaelic rendering. Designed for tattoos, captions, mottoes, and gifts.

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About translating phrases to Scottish Gaelic

Short phrases are where Scottish Gaelic really shines — quotes, mottoes, dedications, single-line tattoos. The translator focuses on producing a natural-feeling Scottish Gaelic version that preserves the punch of the original.

For best results, keep your phrase short and self-contained. Pick "Natural" tone for everyday use, or "Extreme" if you want the result to lean heavily into Scottish Gaelic style.

Common use cases

  • Quotes for prints and posters
  • Tattoo phrases and one-liners
  • Wedding, memorial, and gift inscriptions
  • Sword and weapon engravings
  • Cards and dedications

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Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the main translator?
It's the same engine, tuned for short phrases and pre-set to translate into Scottish Gaelic. You can always switch the target language at the top of the form.
Will this phrase look right in Scottish Gaelic?
Yes — the translator produces authentic-style phrasing, not a word-by-word swap. For permanent uses like tattoos, double-check with a second source.
How long can the phrase be?
Up to 2,000 characters. For best results on phrases meant for tattoos or prints, keep them under one or two short sentences.

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