Irish word

buidéal

bottle

nounmasculine/bˠɪˈdʲeːl̪ˠ/

buidéal means “bottle” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /bˠɪˈdʲeːl̪ˠ/.

Mutation forms

Cé a bhris an buidéal?

Who broke the bottle?

An gceannóidh mé buidéal fíona?

Shall I buy a bottle of wine?

An gceannóidh mé buidéal bainne?

Shall I buy a bottle of milk?

Tá muid ag athchúrsáil cannaí agus buidéal, chomh maith le gnáthbhruscar.

We are recycling cans and bottles, as well as ordinary rubbish.

Ólfaidh mé buidéal beorach, le do thoil.

I will drink a bottle of beer, please.

Food

toradh

fruit

lón

lunch

úll

apple

glasra

greenery

siúcra

sugar

anraith

soup

oráiste

an orange

cáca

cake

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