Christmas in Irish
Christmas in Irish is Nollaig, An Nollaig — Christmas means the Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, held on December 25th.
Christmas in Irish
What does "Christmas" mean?
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noun The Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, held on December 25th.
"We always spend Christmas with my grandparents."
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adj Coloured red and green, the traditional colours of the holiday.
"She wore a Christmas sweater with a reindeer on it."
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verb To celebrate or spend the Christmas season somewhere.
"They christmased in the mountains last year."
Christmas in a sentence
- We always spend Christmas with my grandparents.
- The shops start playing Christmas music in November.
- She wore a Christmas sweater with a reindeer on it.
- They christmased in the mountains last year.
Similar words in Irish
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Christmas" in Irish?
"Christmas" in Irish is Nollaig, An Nollaig. Christmas means: The Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, held on December 25th.
How do you use "Christmas" in a sentence?
Example: "We always spend Christmas with my grandparents." In Irish, "Christmas" is Nollaig, An Nollaig.
Are there other ways to say "Christmas" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Christmas": Nollaig, An Nollaig.