In Irish it's "Banríon an tSneachta"
Eskimo Snow was created in 2007.
sneachta is how you would say snow in Irish Gaelic
Irish Gaelic: bainríon Scots Gaelic: bànrìgh Welsh: brenhines
snow eater
it is made out of snow
No. Irish Gaelic is Banríon; Scottish Gaelic is bànrigh.The French word for 'queen' is reine.Spanish is reina and Portuguese is rainha.
There is a common misconception that Eskimo languages have many words for snow, but this is not entirely accurate. Different dialects may have specific terms for types of snow, such as "aqilokoq" for soft, deep snow or "piegnartoq" for frosty snow, but the idea of many different words for snow is exaggerated.
Approximately "shnokhta" (snow). The Scottish Gaelic is "sneachd" pronounced "shnokhk".
Please specify Irish Gaelic or Scottish Gaelic: they are two separate languages.
SNEACHD or SNEACHDA in Scottish Gaelic SNEACHTA in Irish
bhanrigh
The Snow Queen was created in 1845.