guild in Irish
guild in Irish is cuallacht, gild — guild means an association of people in the same trade or craft, historically formed to protect their shared interests.
guild in Irish
What does "guild" mean?
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noun An association of people in the same trade or craft, historically formed to protect their shared interests.
"Medieval stonemasons belonged to a guild that set standards for their work."
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noun A group of players who team up together regularly in an online multiplayer game.
"Our guild raids the dungeon together every weekend."
guild in a sentence
- Medieval stonemasons belonged to a guild that set standards for their work.
- The Writers Guild negotiates contracts on behalf of its members.
- Our guild raids the dungeon together every weekend.
Similar words in Irish
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "guild" in Irish?
"guild" in Irish is cuallacht, gild. guild means: An association of people in the same trade or craft, historically formed to protect their shared interests.
How do you use "guild" in a sentence?
Example: "Medieval stonemasons belonged to a guild that set standards for their work." In Irish, "guild" is cuallacht, gild.
Are there other ways to say "guild" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "guild": cuallacht, gild.