How to Say “Melon” in Gaelic

mealon
The Gaelic word for melon is mealon.
mealon refers to the fruit known as a melon.
Meaning: fruit (noun)

Did you know?

  • Because it is a relatively recent addition to the language, you will rarely find mealon in classical Gaelic literature or ancient manuscripts.
  • While mealon is used in modern Gaelic, certain dialects may use descriptive phrases instead of a single noun to identify specific types of melon.

Example conversation

Mairead and Finlay are shopping for fruit.

  1. Mairead

    A bheil mealon anns an t-sìoda.
    Is there a melon in the shop?
  2. Finlay

    Tha, tha mealon an seo.
    Yes, there is a melon here.
  3. Mairead

    Toga mealon dhomh, mas lung.
    Pick a melon for me, please.
  4. Finlay

    Tha an mealon seo math.
    This melon is good.
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