Scots Gaelic spellcheck please

[BuchananBiker]

Ok, so I've called my wife "mo ghraigh" for years. As far as I can tell, I've gotten "my darling" right. For our anniversary in October, she's getting it tattooed on her wrist.
Did I spell and conjugate it right?

Scholars, please help.

[Ruaraidh]

I would make sure that you spell it 'mo ghraidh' My book showes graigh as a Stud or a flock of horses

[figheadair]

I would make sure that you spell it 'mo ghraidh' My book showes graigh as a Stud or a flock of horses

Indeed. It should be mo ghraidh

[Dale Seago]

. . .graigh as a Stud. . .

Although if SHE were to call YOU "mo graigh", that would be kinda cool. . .

[BuchananBiker]

Dug deeper. Found the root word "gràdh".

So conjugated it is "mo ghràidh".

Thanks one and all for saving me.

[PEEDYC]

Ok, so I've called my wife "mo ghraigh" for years. As far as I can tell, I've gotten "my darling" right. For our anniversary in October, she's getting it tattooed on her wrist.
Did I spell and conjugate it right?

Scholars, please help.

Having asked my Gaelic speaking friend I got this reply

"Hi Peter, yes it is right.....I do still speak it and I am now working in the Gaelic Dept. at Oban High School.."


I don't suppose you can get a better authority than that!!!!!

[Rab Gordon]

Having asked my Gaelic speaking friend I got this reply

"Hi Peter, yes it is right.....I do still speak it and I am now working in the Gaelic Dept. at Oban High School.."

I don't suppose you can get a better authority than that!!!!!

Excellent ! I did my O-Grade Gaelic at Oban High School many moons ago.
We were taught by Norman MacLean who was a great teacher, and being a professional comedian he did make the learning fun
I've probably forgotten more than I learned, but "mo ghraigh" is indeed a great term for your loved one, I use it or just 'ghraigh' an occasion.

[BuchananBiker]

Our appointment to get drilled is the weekend after this one.... Pics to follow!

And thank you to all those who reached out to help.