English to Irish: Home & Food Vocabulary

Home Decor Vocabulary

• Wall - Balla
• Ceiling - Síle
• Floor - Talamh
• Window - Fuinneog
• Door - Dór
• Cushion - Clúimh
• Curtain - Ceo
• Lamp - Lampa
• Rug - Ruga
• Painting - Pictiúr

Furniture Vocabulary

• Table - Tábla
• Chair - Cathaoir
• Sofa - Sofá
• Bed - Leaba
• Shelf - Pola
• Dresser - Seilf
• Cabinet - Aoibhinn
• Desk - Conair
• Bench - Bince
• Armchair - Cathaoir Arm

Fruit Vocabulary

• Apple - Úll
• Banana - Banan
• Grapes - Crónna
• Orange - oráiste
• Strawberry - Sú Talún
• Lemon - Léimean
• Peach - Pesach
• Cherry - Silín
• Pineapple - Ananás
• Mango - Manga

Food Vocabulary

• Bread - Arán
• Milk - Bainne
• Cheese - Cáise
• Meat - Feoil
• Vegetable - Glasraí
• Fruit - Torthaí
• Sugar - Siúcra
• Salt - Salann
• Butter - Im
• Rice - Rís

English To Irish Translation

• Translate key nouns, verbs, and adjectives for common daily use.
• Consider using resources like bilingual dictionaries or translation apps for accuracy.
• Context matters; some words may have multiple meanings based on usage.
• Familiarize with phrases beyond single word translations for better understanding.

All Fruit in Irish

• Apple - Úll
• Apricot - Aibreog
• Banana - Banan
• Blackberry - Fionnín Dubh
• Blueberry - Briottán Gorm
• Cherry - Silín
• Coconut - Coconá
• Date - Dáta
• Fig - Feá
• Grape - Crónna
• Kiwi - Kiwi
• Lemon - Léimean
• Lime - Lím
• Mango - Manga
• Melon - Meala
• Orange - oráiste
• Peach - Pesach
• Pear - Piar
• Pineapple - Ananás
• Plum - Pluma
• Strawberry - Sú Talún

Home Decor Vocabulary in Irish

• The word for "wall" is "Balla".
• "Ceiling" translates to "Síle".
• "Floor" is "Talamh".
• "Window" is expressed as "Fuinneog".
• "Door" is "Dór".
• "Cushion" is "Clúimh".
• "Curtain" is "Ceo".
• "Lamp" is "Lampa".
• "Rug" is "Ruga".
• "Painting" is "Pictiúr".

Furniture Vocabulary in Irish

• The Irish word for "Table" is "Tábla".
• For "Chair", use the word "Cathaoir".
• "Sofa" translates to "Sofá".
• "Bed" translates to "Leaba".
• "Shelf" is "Pola".
• "Dresser" is "Seilf".
• "Cabinet" is "Aoibhinn".
• "Desk" is "Conair".
• "Bench" is "Bince".
• "Armchair" is "Cathaoir Arm".

Fruit Vocabulary in Irish

• The Irish word for "Apple" is "Úll".
• "Banana" translates to "Banan".
• "Grapes" is "Crónna".
• "Orange" is "oráiste".
• “Strawberry” translates to “Sú Talún”.
• "Lemon" translates to “Léimean”.
• “Peach” is “Pesach”.
• “Cherry” is “Silín”.
• "Pineapple" is "Ananás".
• “Mango” is “Manga”.

Food Vocabulary in Irish

• The word for "Bread" is "Arán".
• "Milk" is "Bainne".
• "Cheese" is "Cáise".
• "Meat" is "Feoil".
• "Vegetable" translates to "Glasraí".
• "Fruit" translates to "Torthaí".
• “Sugar” is "Siúcra".
• "Salt" is "Salann".
• “Butter” is "Im".
• “Rice” is “Rís”.

English To Irish Translation: Common Daily Use

• This section encourages learners to focus on translating common nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
• Learners are advised to use bilingual dictionaries or translation apps for accuracy.
• The importance of context is emphasized, as words can have multiple meanings depending on usage.
• The text recommends familiarizing oneself with phrases beyond single-word translations for better comprehension.

All Fruit in Irish

• "Apple" - Úll
• "Apricot" - Aibreog
• "Banana" - Banan
• "Blackberry" - Fionnín Dubh
• "Blueberry" - Briottán Gorm
• "Cherry" - Silín
• "Coconut" - Coconá
• "Date" - Dáta
• "Fig" - Feá
• "Grape" - Crónna
• "Kiwi" - Kiwi
• "Lemon" - Léimean
• "Lime" - Lím
• "Mango" - Manga
• "Melon" - Meala
• "Orange" - oráiste
• "Peach" - Pesach
• "Pear" - Piar
• "Pineapple" - Ananás
• "Plum" - Pluma
• "Strawberry" - Sú Talún