bridesmaid in Irish
bridesmaid in Irish is cailín coimhdeachta, seas — bridesmaid means a woman who assists and accompanies the bride during a wedding.
bridesmaid in Irish
What does "bridesmaid" mean?
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noun A woman who assists and accompanies the bride during a wedding.
"Her three bridesmaids all wore matching pale blue dresses."
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noun Figuratively, a person or team that always comes close to winning but never actually wins.
"The team was dubbed the perennial bridesmaid after another runner-up finish."
bridesmaid in a sentence
- Her three bridesmaids all wore matching pale blue dresses.
- She asked her best friend to be her chief bridesmaid.
- The team was dubbed the perennial bridesmaid after another runner-up finish.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bridesmaid" in Irish?
"bridesmaid" in Irish is cailín coimhdeachta, seas. bridesmaid means: A woman who assists and accompanies the bride during a wedding.
How do you use "bridesmaid" in a sentence?
Example: "Her three bridesmaids all wore matching pale blue dresses." In Irish, "bridesmaid" is cailín coimhdeachta, seas.
Are there other ways to say "bridesmaid" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "bridesmaid": cailín coimhdeachta, seas.