dross in Irish
dross in Irish is cacamas, caclach, dras — dross means rubbish or unwanted, impure material.
dross in Irish
cacamas
Waste or impure matter.
caclach
Waste or impure matter.
dras
Waste or impure matter.
dros
Waste or impure matter.
lathairt
Waste or impure matter.
luifearnach
Waste or impure matter.
sail
salachar
slaidhreadh
smúr
Residue that forms as a scum on the surface of molten metal from oxidation.
What does "dross" mean?
- noun Rubbish or unwanted, impure material.
- noun A scum that forms on top of melted metal when it oxidises.
- noun Impurities found within metal.
- noun Waste material left over from metalworking.
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What is "dross" in Irish?
"dross" in Irish is cacamas, caclach, dras. dross means: Rubbish or unwanted, impure material.
Are there other ways to say "dross" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 10 translations listed for "dross": cacamas, caclach, dras, dros, lathairt, luifearnach.
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