Hey,
I'm planning to do a tattoo saying "Clear Water" in Irish. I tried to find the exact phrase on the internet but I failed.
Can you help me with this one please?

Thank you,
Teva

Do you mean "clear" as in water that is clean or pure? In that case, I'd lean toward "Uisce Glan."

If you mean something different by "clear," let us know, and we'll try a different tack.

Please wait for more input in any case,

Redwolf

Yes, I meant as clear and pure.
Thank you very much!

There is also a term,'fionnuisce' which means fresh water i.e. not sea water. I would associate it with water from a spring, for example. Not sure if that suits your needs.

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And to muddy the water even further there is fíoruisce and úruisce for fresh water.

I think Redwolf's uisce glán is probably what you want.

Another suggestion: uisce íon = pure water

also, note that it's glan not glán

fíoruisce is usually 'spring water'.

Great! Thank you all for your help!

Hello again!I just recieved a new suggestion for translation: "Uisce Geal".
Will it work too?

Uisce Geal would be good.

Though there is nothing really wrong with any of the above suggestions, Uisce Geal gets my vote.

Uisce Geal

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