How do you say farm in Celtic?

There is no single word for "farm" in Celtic, as Celtic is not a single language but a family of languages.

Here are some examples of what "farm" would be in different Celtic languages:

* Irish: *feirm* (borrowed from English) or *fómhar* (meaning "harvest", sometimes used to refer to farmland)

* Scottish Gaelic: *feirm* (borrowed from English) or *fàrmaich* (meaning "farming")

* Welsh: *ffarm* (borrowed from English) or *tir fferm* (meaning "farmland")

* Breton: *feurm* (borrowed from English) or *ti-feurm* (meaning "farmhouse")

* Cornish: *feurm* (borrowed from English) or *tir-feurm* (meaning "farmland")

* Manx: *feirm* (borrowed from English)

It's important to note that some Celtic languages use the English word "farm" as a loanword, while others use more descriptive phrases that include terms for "land" or "farming".