How to Say “Lobster” in Irish

gliomaigh
The Irish word for lobster is gliomaigh.
gliomaigh is the noun used to refer to the lobster, the marine crustacean.
Meaning: crustacean (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word gliomaigh undergoes an initial consonant mutation called lenition when used after certain adjectives, changing its starting sound.

Example conversation

Cathal and Siobhán are looking at a restaurant menu.

  1. Cathal

    An bhfuil gliomaigh ar ant-uirlis?
    Is there lobster on the menu?
  2. Siobhán

    Tá, tá gliomaigh agus cráb.
    Yes, there is lobster and crab.
  3. Cathal

    An bhfuil sé costasach?
    Is it expensive?
  4. Siobhán

    Tá, ach tá sé an-bhliain go hiontach.
    Yes, but it is wonderful this year.
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