Scottish Gaelic:
* Stoirm: This is the most common word for "storm" in Scottish Gaelic. It is a direct loanword from English.
* Caitheamh: This word is a bit more specific, meaning "a heavy downpour of rain" or "a violent storm."
* Torm: This is an older, more traditional word for "storm." It is less commonly used today but still understood.
Irish Gaelic:
* Stoirm: Like Scottish Gaelic, this is the most common word for "storm" in Irish Gaelic, also a loanword from English.
* Cailleann: Similar to Scottish Gaelic, this means "a heavy downpour of rain" or "a violent storm."
* Caitheamh: This word can also mean "to consume" or "to spend," so it is important to pay attention to context.
* Fíorthoirneach: This word means "very stormy," and is a more descriptive term.
It's worth noting that the meaning of these words can vary slightly depending on the specific context and dialect.
If you're interested in learning more about Gaelic language, you can find resources online or at your local library.