Fruits

11 phrases · Scottish Gaelic with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ubhal

    Apple

    Usage

    A basic word for markets and menus

    Grammar Note

    A masculine noun; the plural is "ùbhlan"

  2. Banana

    Usage

    A basic word for markets and menus

    Grammar Note

    A loanword from English; masculine

  3. Orainds

    Orange

    Usage

    For ordering the fruit or orange drinks

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun from English "orange"

  4. Fìon-dhearc

    Grape

    Usage

    For use at a fruit stall

    Grammar Note

    A compound of "fìon" (wine) and "dearc" (berry), literally "wine berry"; feminine

  5. Sùbh-làir

    Strawberry

    Usage

    For fruit stalls and desserts

    Grammar Note

    Literally "ground berry"; a masculine noun

  6. Cnò-chòco

    Coconut

    Usage

    For fruit and drink descriptions

    Grammar Note

    A compound of "cnò" (nut) and "còco"; feminine

  7. Liomaid

    Lemon

    Usage

    For drinks and dishes served with lemon

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun from English "lemon"

  8. Peur

    Pear

    Usage

    For use at a fruit stall

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun

  9. Peitseag

    Peach

    Usage

    For use at a fruit stall

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun

  10. Sirist

    Cherry

    Usage

    For fruit stalls and dessert descriptions

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun

  11. Meal-bhuc

    Melon

    Usage

    For fruit stalls; it does not mean watermelon

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun

More Scottish Gaelic phrases

Browse all TravelPhrases languages