How do you translate I am what in Gaelic?

There isn't a single, perfect translation of "I am what" in Gaelic because the meaning depends heavily on the context of what follows. The phrase is incomplete. To translate it accurately, we need the rest of the sentence.

However, here are some possible beginnings depending on the intended meaning:

* Is mise an rud a... (Is mise an rud a bhíonn... for habitual actions) This translates to "I am the thing that..." or "I am that which..." This works if "what" refers to a noun or a thing.

* Is mise an té a... This translates to "I am the one who..." This is suitable if "what" refers to a person or a role.

* 'S mise é/í a... (Depending on gender) This is a more colloquial way of saying "It's me that..." or "I'm the one who..."

To get a more accurate translation, please provide the complete sentence.