beul
Beul is an Irish language word meaning “mouth” or “oral.” It is a noun that is typically used in contexts involving speech, sound, or the anatomical part of the head that functions in eating and speaking. In Modern Irish, beul is a feminine noun, with the genitive singular form beula and the plural beulaí. The word can appear in a variety of idiomatic expressions. For example, beul-gábh (literally “mouth of the goose”) is a saying that warns against gossip that can spread quickly, and the phrase beagán beul againn i bhfocail (we have a mouth for words) indicates someone has a talent for speaking.
In the grammar of Irish, beul is a regular noun of the first declension for feminine words.
In literature and poetry, beul frequently conveys vivid descriptions of human expression. The Gaelic bardic tradition