Blaithin

Blaithin is very beautiful. There are no words to describe how much we all love her. Honestly I will love her always and forever

Blaithin is truly wonderful!

by RIPJughead;) June 18, 2018

Brithany

Brithanys are amazing. Although they may seem uptight around most people, Brithanys are fun to be around when they truly trust people (trust can be a rare thing for them). They have exotic features and lovely personalities. Many people disregard Brithanys as intelligent people, however it should be noted that Brithanys can be wise beyond their age and genuises in their feilds. Guys should know that Brithanys are the most amazing girls, and the only reason a Brithany will be single is because the guys she knows aren't good enough for her. Brithanys like polar opposites: vibrant cities or laid back beaches, freezing or tropical, edgy or boho, they are into everything. Brithanys are generally a force to be reconed with, they are unstoppable.

Brithany is a goal in life.

by yourbestfriend01 November 21, 2021

alba gu brath

Scots Gaelic which translates as Scotland untill Judgement Day(for ever)

Albainn gu bràth or alba gu brath =Scotland for ever
Éireann go Brách or erin go bragh =Ireland for ever
Vannin go brath =Isle of Man for ever

by The Equaliser June 18, 2006

Brithaney Renaee

Brithaney Renaee Brit•han•ey Re•na•ee

1.) A Musical Artist. A female Houston Rapper who a released the single "Hot Girl".

2.) Urban spelling for the name "Brittany".

I want to be like that girl Brithaney Renaee.

by William Harris of Hloyal October 25, 2019

blaith

to hang out and do nothing, this may or may not include a nap, and may or may not include an ice cold natty.

Bro, you tryin' to get in on this blaith session?

by The Blaithmeister December 16, 2009

Brithany

A crazy girl who will always be there for you, ALWAYS, will brighten your day with her laugh and her jokes, you are beautiful. ILY

Brithany= Comedian :)

by MarielcitaAliasLapendeja.com November 23, 2021

brithenig

A made-up language based on the idea that the Celtic peoples of Roman Britain were able to partially repel the Anglo-Saxon invasion and develop a language that merges aspects of their ancestral language (which resembles Welsh) and Latin (the language of their Roman conquerors).

"Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name" translates in Brithenig as "Nustr Padr, ke sia i llo gel:
sia senghid tew nôn." Note the Latin roots of many of the words: nustr = noster = our; padr = pater = father; non = nomen = name. Nevertheless the language looks more like Welsh than Latin, at least to the modern English eye.

by rutabaga22 June 17, 2009