How do you say go in Gaelic?

There isn't one single word for "go" in Gaelic, as it depends on which Gaelic language you mean (Scottish Gaelic or Irish Gaelic) and the context. The verb changes depending on the subject and tense.

Here are some examples:

Scottish Gaelic:

* Rach: This is the most common form, meaning "go" (imperative, singular). You'd use this to tell someone to go.

* Imich: This also means "go," and is used more frequently in the negative or past tense.

Irish Gaelic:

* Téigh: This is the imperative singular form, meaning "go". You'd use this to tell someone to go.

* Téimid: This is the imperative plural form meaning "let's go".

To give you a more precise translation, you'd need to provide the full sentence or context.