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What is the Irish word for snow?
In Irish, 'Bíodh sneachta ann'. In Scottish Gaelic: ?
What is the Irish Gaelic for 'heavy snowfall'?
Sneachta trom.
What is tree with snow in Irish?
Crann le sneachta
Do you like snow in Irish?
An maith leat sneachta?
Is cuimhin liom an sneachta?
I remember the snow. This could be a reference to the Poem "Is cuimhin liom an sneachta mor" - 'I remember the big snow', possibly referring to March 1947, the biggest snowfall in living memory in Ireland. The poet was Micheal Aghas (Michael Ashe in English)
What is the Irish Gaelic word for snowflake?
calóg shneachta / cáithnín sneachta
Pronunciation of the Irish Gaelic word sneachta?
mishnokh
What is the Gaelic for 'snow'?
SNEACHD or SNEACHDA in Scottish Gaelic SNEACHTA in Irish
How do you say 'snow' in Irish Gaelic?
sneachta is how you would say snow in Irish Gaelic
How do you say 'I don't like snow' in Irish?
Ní maith liom an sneachtaPronounced: nee mah lom on shnacta(it means i dont like the snow, if you want hate its Is fuath liom)
Translate snowflake into other languages?
flocon de neige in French. Schneeflocke in German. Copo de nieve in Spanish. Floco de neve in Portuguese. Sneeuwvlok in Dutch. Fiocco de neve in Italian. Nifada chioniou in Greek. Irish calóg sneachta or cáithnín sneachta.
What is ag cur in Irish?
Literally "at putting". It is used in a variety of idiomatic expressions: "Tá sé ag cur sneachta" (It is snowing), etc.
