Bara Brith

Pronunciation: /ˈbɑːrə brɪθ/

Definitions of bara brith

noun a traditional Welsh fruit bread containing raisins and currants

Example Sentences

A1 I tried bara brith for the first time and I loved it.

A2 Bara brith is a traditional Welsh fruit loaf that is delicious with a cup of tea.

B1 I learned how to make bara brith from my grandmother's recipe.

B2 The bara brith I had at the bakery was the best I've ever tasted.

C1 The secret to a perfect bara brith lies in the quality of the dried fruits used.

C2 When I visited Wales, I made sure to try bara brith at every cafe I went to.

Examples of bara brith in a Sentence

formal The traditional Welsh bara brith is a delicious fruit loaf made with tea-soaked dried fruits.

informal I love having a slice of bara brith with my afternoon cup of tea.

slang Let's grab some bara brith and catch up over a cuppa.

figurative Her voice was as rich and comforting as a slice of bara brith.

Grammatical Forms of bara brith

• past tense: made
• plural: bara briths
• comparative: more bara brith
• superlative: most bara brith
• present tense: makes
• future tense: will make
• perfect tense: has made
• continuous tense: is making
• singular: bara brith
• positive degree: delicious
• infinitive: to make bara brith
• gerund: making bara brith
• participle: made bara brith

Origin and Evolution of bara brith

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: Welsh

Story behind the word: The origin of the word 'bara brith' can be traced back to Wales, where it is a traditional Welsh fruit bread.

Evolution of the word: Originally, bara brith referred specifically to a fruit bread made in Wales. Over time, it has become more widely known as a type of tea bread or fruit loaf, enjoyed not only in Wales but also in other parts of the world.