How to Say “Cannon” in Irish

gunna mór
The Irish word for cannon is gunna mór.
This term is used to refer to an artillery piece.
Meaning: artillery piece (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word mór shares a common ancient root with the German word Märchen meaning 'a tale'.

Examples in context

  • An dtuigeann tú conas cathán a úsáid?
    Do you understand how to use a cannon?
  • Bhí gunna mór sa gairdín.
    There was a cannon in the garden.
  • D'úsáid siad gunna mór sa chathair.
    They used a cannon in the city.

Example conversation

Oisín and Siobhán are visiting a historical fort.

  1. Oisín

    Féach ar an gunna mór seo!
    Look at this cannon!
  2. Siobhán

    Is mór é go aistir, a Oisín.
    It is surprisingly large, Oisín.
  3. Oisín

    An bhfuil gunna mór eile ansin?
    Is there another cannon over there?
  4. Siobhán

    Tá, tá ceann eile anall.
    Yes, there is another one over there.

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