yeast in Irish
yeast in Irish is giosta, gabháil, coipeadh cúir — yeast means a microscopic fungus used to ferment dough or brew alcohol.
yeast in Irish
giosta
gabháil
coipeadh cúir
(figuratively) A frothy foam.
What does "yeast" mean?
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noun A microscopic fungus used to ferment dough or brew alcohol.
"She added a packet of yeast to the flour to make the dough rise."
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verb To ferment or cause to rise.
"The dough was left to yeast overnight in a warm spot."
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yeast in a sentence
- She added a packet of yeast to the flour to make the dough rise.
- The dough was left to yeast overnight in a warm spot.
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What is "yeast" in Irish?
"yeast" in Irish is giosta, gabháil, coipeadh cúir. yeast means: A microscopic fungus used to ferment dough or brew alcohol.
How do you use "yeast" in a sentence?
Example: "She added a packet of yeast to the flour to make the dough rise." In Irish, "yeast" is giosta, gabháil, coipeadh cúir.
Are there other ways to say "yeast" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "yeast": giosta, gabháil, coipeadh cúir.
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