Cindy
Cindy is the Gaelic form of the female given name Cindy.
Cindy is used as a female given name.
Did you know?
- Because Cindy is a loan name, it avoids the complex system of 'initial mutations' that native Gaelic names undergo when preceded by certain adjectives or articles.
- Gaelic speakers often create 'endearments' by adding a suffix to names, which would allow a person named Cindy to be called by a modified, affectionate version of her name.
- In old Gaelic manuscripts, names were often written in 'Ogham' or 'Insular script', though a modern name like Cindy would be written in the Latin alphabet used today.
Examples in context
- Chaidh Cindy gu sgoil an-diugh.Cindy went to school today.
Example conversation
Angus and Isla are talking about a friend.
- AngusA bheil Cindy a' tighinn?Is Cindy coming?
- IslaTha, tha Cindy air an bealach.Yes, Cindy is on her way.
- AngusTha mi toilichte a bhith a' faicinn Cindy.I am happy to see Cindy.
- IslaTha iad uile toilichte a bhith a' faicinn Cindy.They are all happy to see Cindy.
