IPA: /kwɑːx/
KK: /kwāch/
A small, shallow cup with two handles, traditionally used for drinking.
At the wedding, they served whisky in a beautiful quaich.
The word 'quaich' originates from Scottish Gaelic 'cuach', meaning a shallow wooden bowl or cup. It refers specifically to a traditional Scottish drinking vessel, often used for sharing whisky.
Imagine a shallow wooden cup ('cuach') used for sharing drinks, which helps you remember that a quaich is a traditional Scottish drinking vessel.