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Very good introduction thanks, over time the name of our island has changed from Ériu to Éire and more recently we see Eire which translates as ‘Burden’. I would like to know how you would say this using Ériu.
Ériu = Ériu
I’m from Ériu = Is Éiru mé
I’m Ériu (an) = Is as Éiru mé
The island country of Palau is the only country I could find that ends in ‘u’ and has the no change in our language on the web link below
https://www.dfa.ie/ie/ambasaidi/ambasaidi-na-heireann/aise-agus-an-aigeine/oileain-palau/
This link says Palauan people is ‘ó Oileáin Palau’
https://glosbe.com/ga/en/ó%20Oileáin%20Palau
Not all nationalities end in (ach)
https://ling-app.com/ga/country-names-and-nationalities-in-irish/
Ériu translates to English as Sovereignty this means if you want to translate the above correctly it would be:
Ériu = Sovereignty
Is Éiru mé = I am Sovereignty
Is as Éiru mé = I am Sovereign
It’s very interesting what you said that our language has the same spelling for ‘French’ and ‘rat’ considering how the French people have been the defenders of Freedom in the world for a very long time now, modern ‘Irish’ truly is a corruption of its original source which is Ogham / Pure Consciousness.
France Versus Irish Botanics 26th July 2021
https://gemmaodoherty.com/france-versus-irish-botanics/
Sovereignty means Pure Consciousness / reflection of nature, Sovereignty means nobody is higher than you other than our Creator.
Our language is Ogham, just the same as the root of Sanskrit is Aum / Om which came from Pure Consciousness / reflection of nature.
Learning Sanskrit: Stephen Thompson introduces the Sanskrit alphabet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wbVctUPUx8
Read the book ‘The Ogham Year Wheel’ to see how beautiful our Ogham language really is, it is a reflection of nature.