Irish Accent:
American Accent:
British Accent:
Phonetic Spelling:
UK: /ˈkræn ˈbɛθə/ (KRAN BETH-uh)
US: /ˈkræn ˈbɛθə/ (KRAN BETH-uh)
Meaning:
“Crann Bethadh” is an Irish term meaning “Tree of Life.” It symbolizes balance, harmony, and connection between earth, heaven, and the spiritual world in Celtic tradition.
Examples:
- The symbol of the Crann Bethadh is often used in jewelry to represent growth and resilience.
- The Crann Bethadh represents the interconnectedness of all living things.
Synonyms:
- Tree of Life
- Celtic Tree of Life
- Symbol of Growth
Antonyms:
Since this term represents life and connection, its antonyms might be:
- Disconnection
- Isolation
- Death (in symbolic terms)
Etymology:
Derived from Irish Gaelic:
- “Crann” means “tree.”
- “Bethadh” means “life.”
The symbol has roots in ancient Celtic mythology and was believed to be a sacred emblem representing strength and wisdom.
Common Mispronunciations:
- Incorrect: /kræn bəˈtæd/ (KRAN buh-TAD)
- Correct: /ˈkræn ˈbɛθə/ (KRAN BETH-uh)
Usage Tips:
- Use “Crann Bethadh” when discussing Celtic mythology, spirituality, or symbols of life and growth.
- This term can also be used metaphorically to represent strength and balance.
Word Family:
- Crann (noun): Tree
- Bethadh (noun): Life
- Crann Bethadh Symbol: Refers to a specific design depicting the Celtic Tree of Life.