アイスクリーム (aisukurīmu) means “ice cream”

More examples

おやつにアイスクリームを食べます。o ya tsu ni a i su ku rī mu o ta be ma su

I eat ice cream for a snack.

冷凍庫からアイスクリームを出して、すぐに食べます。rei tō ko ka ra a i su ku rī mu o da shi te su gu ni ta be ma su

I take the ice cream out of the freezer and eat it right away.

Refers to a smooth, frozen dessert made from milk or cream and enjoyed for its sweet, cool taste.

アイスaisu: An informal shortened word for the frozen dessert, commonly used in everyday conversation.

牛乳や生クリームに砂糖などを加え、冷やし固めて作る甘い菓子。gyū nyū ya nama ku rī mu ni sa tō na do o kuwa e hi ya shi kata me te tsuku ru ama i ka shi

The Japanese noun アイスクリーム (aisukurīmu) comes from the English phrase ice cream, which combines ice with cream to describe the frozen dairy dessert.

Japanese menus often use アイス (aisu) as a casual shortened form of アイスクリーム (aisukurīmu), especially when the flavor is clear from context.