Can anyone help me translate "the wolf song" into irish?

Question

i'm doing this project with my friend and we need an irish translation for "the wolf song." what i have right now is "an faolchu amhran" (i know i'm missing accents), but i need to know if it's grammatically correct. and if it isn't, what is the correct way to translate it into irish?

Answer 1

Wolf = faolchú OR madra alla OR madra allta

so you can say,

"an t-amhrán faolchú"

"an t-amhrán madra alla"

"an t-amhrán madra allta"

They all literally mean "the song of the wolf"

You can also use faol as a prefix meaning wolf,

"an faol-amhrán" which means "the wolf-song"

Answer 2

It would be "An t-Amhrán Faolchu" and sounds like "Uh tau-rawn feel-CHoo."

Ch is a gutteral sound in standard Irish like ch in Scottish loch or German auch. However, It sounds like h in some northern Irish dialects.