’Séard atá uaim anois ná uachtar reoite.
What I want now is ice cream.
B1
Irish word
uachtar
top
nounmasculine/ˈuəxt̪ˠəɾˠ/
uachtar means “top” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈuəxt̪ˠəɾˠ/.
Definitions
- cream
- upper
- surface
- ascendant
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | uachtar |
| Urú | n-uachtar |
| Réamhlitir h | huachtar |
| Réamhlitir t | t-uachtar |
uachtar in context
Ar mhaith leat uachtar le do chaife?
Would you like cream with your coffee?
B1
Bhí seomra beag in uachtar an tí.
There was a small room at the top of the house.
A2
cialluíonn an focal “gnó uachtarlainne” an gnó bhaineas le him do dhéanamh o uachtar a deighleadh, le fórsa meánteicheamhach inneal-imeartha, o bhainne a fuarthas o roinnt cimeádaithe bó agus a meascadh le n-a chéile;
the expression "creamery business" means the business of manufacturing butter from cream which has been separated by means of centrifugal force mechanically applied from the commingled milk supplies of a number of cow-keepers;
C1
(b) clár (dá ngairmfar clár na stáisiún ina ndeighiltear uachtar) d'áitreabhacha i Saorstát Éireann ina mbíonn gnó deighilte uachtair ar siúl, agus
( b ) a register (to be called and known as the register of cream-separating stations) of premises in Saorstát Eireann in which a cream-separating business is carried on, and
C1
Topics
Food