Can anyone translate "Strength" into Scottish Gaelic?

[KT]

I'm wondering if someone out there can translate the word "strength" into Scottish Gaelic/Gàidhlig.

Thank you so very much!

KT

[pc2]

Scottish Gaelic for strength is laidir (waiting for confirmation...)

[KT]

Oh, thank you so much! I really, really appreciate this translation.

I am going to get a tattoo and would like that word integrated into the piece. (My heritage is Scottish/German

Thank you, again.
KT

[pc2]

Oh, thank you so much! I really, really appreciate this translation.

I am going to get a tattoo and would like that word integrated into the piece. (My heritage is Scottish/German

Thank you, again.
KT

it's good we can help.

best regards,

[HalfPint]

hello,

I need and English phrase translated into Scottish Gaelic as well...

"Over, fork over"

...this is for my tattoo also!

thanks!

[Toirdhealbhách]

Làidir means strong, not strength. Strength is "neart" in Scottish Gaelic.

I don't understand the meaning of "Over, fork over", can you explain me?

Beannachd leibh, a chàirdean.

[J]

I don't understand the meaning of "Over, fork over", can you explain me?

Doesn't it mean like "over, hand it over" ?

[Guest]

I don't understand the meaning of "Over, fork over", can you explain me?

Doesn't it mean like "over, hand it over" ?

I think so. But it has to do with pitchforks as well. Apparently my ancestors once fought with pitchforks, so "over, fork over" is the family motto.

[pc2]

Làidir means strong, not strength. Strength is "neart" in Scottish Gaelic.

I don't understand the meaning of "Over, fork over", can you explain me?

Beannachd leibh, a chàirdean.

OK. so, the site I've looked at to see this word gave me a wrong word.

best regard,