How to Say “Comforter” in Irish

compordóir
The Irish word for 'comforter' (in the sense of a padded cover) is compordóir.
compordóir is a noun used to refer to a padded cover.
Meaning: padded cover (noun)

Did you know?

  • Despite the word's existence, if you ask for a compordóir in a modern Irish shop, the clerk might assume you are looking for a person who provides consolation rather than a bedding item.
  • The suffix -óir in compordóir is typically used to denote a person's profession or a tool that performs a specific action.
  • The word compord shares a root with the French word confort, reflecting a historical layer of linguistic exchange in Ireland.

Example conversation

Niamh and Cathal are tidying the bedroom.

  1. Niamh

    Cathal, an bhfuil an compordóir glan?
    Cathal, is the comforter clean?
  2. Cathal

    Tá, Niamh, níl sé salach.
    Yes, Niamh, it is not dirty.
  3. Niamh

    Go raibh maith agat, cuir an compordóir ansin.
    Thank you, put the comforter there.
  4. Cathal

    Ceapadh, tá sé réidh anois.
    Right, it is ready now.
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