How to Say “Jessica” in Irish

Jessica
Jessica is the Irish form of the female given name Jessica.
This is a female given name used to identify a person.
Meaning: a female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • An Irish speaker using the name Jessica will not use the typical lenition or eclipsis rules that usually affect how names interact with the words around them.
  • Unlike many native Irish names that have meanings tied to nature or mythology, Jessica functions in Irish purely as a label without a linguistic meaning.
  • While native names like Aoife or Siobhán have deep historical roots in Irish culture, Jessica is a modern addition that lacks any equivalent in Old or Middle Irish.

Examples in context

  • Tá mé ag caint le Jessica inniu.
    I am talking with Jessica today.
  • Chonaic mé Jessica sa siopa inné.
    I saw Jessica in the shop yesterday.
  • Rinne mé bronntanas speisialta do Jessica.
    I made a special gift for Jessica.
  • An bhfuil Jessica sa seomra?
    Is Jessica in the room?

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a colleague.

  1. Saoirse

    Cé is é an duine sin?
    Who is that person?
  2. Cian

    Is í Jessica í.
    That is Jessica.
  3. Saoirse

    An bhfuil sí nua anseo?
    Is she new here?
  4. Cian

    Tá, thosaigh Jessica inniu.
    Yes, Jessica started today.
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