* Scottish Gaelic: A phrase like "ban-co-ìmpire" (woman-co-emperor) might be used, although it's not a direct translation and would be somewhat unusual. A more natural translation would involve describing the person's rank and status.
* Irish Gaelic: Similar to Scottish Gaelic, a descriptive phrase would be necessary. Something implying "lady of the count" or "wife of the count" would be appropriate, but a direct, single-word equivalent does not exist.
To get the most accurate translation, you'd need to provide the full sentence or context where you intend to use the word "countess".