Gaelic help!

[Dreadbelly]

My belly makes dreadful rumblings, loud gurgles, and scary sounds.

Usually just before, erm, clearing out a room. To put it politely.

Moreso than just that though. I've been told (by one cute little girl) that I have monsters in my belly. I've had my stomach make gurgly growls so loud and so fierce that it has made my dog jump up, hair sticking all out, and growling at my tummy.

Etymology - He of frightful guts.

[LordKiltClad]

Usually just before, erm, clearing out a room.

Well if you'd stop lifting your kilt to fan it away then people wouldn't run.

[McClef]

I just checked over my translation with my fluent Welsh professor friend and apparently I missed a mutation. The word order is arswyd + bol which mutates to fol therefore is arswydfol

But he says arswyd is more in the context of dread as terror and if dread refers to Dread's dreadlocks then the Jamaican usage of the word is to do with respect. So the actual translation is dependant on Dread's understanding of the word dread. If Dread is going by the usage based on dreadlocks the translation could end up being different.

He told me an interesting story of how a gallic translation for a lifeboat station went wrong but it might raise a few eyebrows!