American English pronunciation
How to pronounce welsh
IPA transcription: ['wɛltʃ]
Pronunciation variants: ['wɛltʃ]['wɛlʃ]
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Noun
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a native or resident of Wales
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a Celtic language of Wales
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a breed of dual-purpose cattle developed in Wales
Verb
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cheat by avoiding payment of a gambling debt
Adjective
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of or relating to or characteristic of Wales or its people or their language
“the Welsh coast”
“Welsh syntax”
Usage examples
- The roof is pitched and of Welsh slate.
- His paternal grandparents were Welsh.
- There is a Welsh folk song named after the best-known of these.
- The selfish Welsh wish to sell fish, which smells swell when getting squished.
- Our guide told us stories of Scandinavian mythology in a Welsh accent.
- The selfish Welsh wish to sell fish, which smells swell when getting squished.
- Tremadog is a thriving Welsh-speaking village, where the language is in everyday use.
- In Welsh this is pronounced as a long A.
- The selfish Welsh wish to sell fish, which smells swell when getting squished.
- He translated the whole text into Welsh.