How to Say “Emily” in Irish

Emily
The English name Emily is written as Emily in Irish.
Emily is used as a given name.
Meaning: given name (name)

Did you know?

  • If you were to look for a name with a similar sound in ancient Irish legends, you might find Eimhir, a queen from the Ulster Cycle. However, her name carries a heavy mythological weight that the modern name Emily does not.
  • While 'Emily' is a single name, in an Irish sentence, its grammatical gender would typically be treated as feminine, following the gender of the person.
  • In the Irish language, there is no specific 'Irish version' of the name Emily that is widely recognized, unlike names such as 'Mary' which becomes Máire.

Examples in context

  • An bhfuil Emily anseo?
    Is Emily here?
  • Sin é Emily.
    That is Emily.

Example conversation

Two friends are looking for their classmate at a cafe.

  1. Saoirse

    An fhaca tú Emily?
    Did you see Emily?
  2. Cian

    Ní fhaca mé i.
    I didn't see her.
  3. Saoirse

    Tá Emily anseo, creidim.
    Emily is here, I believe.
  4. Cian

    Tá sí ansin!
    She is over there!
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