How to Say “Amelia” in Irish

Amelia
Amelia is the Irish form of the female given name Amelia.
This term is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • Because Amelia is a foreign name, it does not undergo the typical Irish grammatical changes, such as the vocative case, that traditional Gaelic names like Seán undergo when you are speaking directly to someone.
  • In Irish, names are often preceded by a possessive adjective to show affection, such as mo Amelia meaning 'my Amelia'.
  • The name 'Amelia' does not have a direct, single-word traditional Gaelic equivalent, unlike names such as 'Mary' which becomes Máire.

Examples in context

  • An bhfuil Amelia sa chistin?
    Is Amelia in the kitchen?
  • Sin é Amelia.
    That is Amelia.

Example conversation

Conor and Siobhán are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Conor

    An bhfuil a fhios agat cá bhfuil Amelia?
    Do you know where Amelia is?
  2. Siobhán

    Tá sí sa bhaile anois.
    She is at home now.
  3. Conor

    An bhfuil Amelia ag teacht go dtí an páirtí?
    Is Amelia coming to the party?
  4. Siobhán

    Tá mé cinnte go dtiocfaidh sí.
    I am sure she will come.
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