How to Say “Kimberly” in Irish

Kimberly
Kimberly is a unisex given name in Irish.
The name is used for both males and females.
Meaning: unisex given name (name)

Did you know?

  • Irish grammar often changes the ending of a name when it is used in the vocative case to address someone directly. While 'Kimberly' is an English name, a fluent Irish speaker might still apply these grammatical shifts when speaking to a 'Kimberly'.
  • Because Kimberly contains the letter 'y', which is not a native letter of the Irish alphabet, it stands out visually in Irish texts as a loanword.
  • The name 'Kimberly' is far more common in English-speaking Ireland than in the Irish language community known as the Gaeltacht. In these regions, traditional names like Aoife or Oisín remain the dominant choice.

Examples in context

  • An bhfuil Kimberly sa seomra?
    Is Kimberly in the room?
  • Chonaic mé Kimberly ar an mbóthar.
    I saw Kimberly on the road.
  • Sin é Kimberly.
    That is Kimberly.

Example conversation

Saoirse is introducing her friend to Oisín.

  1. Saoirse

    Seo é mo chara, Kimberly.
    This is my friend, Kimberly.
  2. Oisín

    Dia duit, Kimberly!
    Hello, Kimberly!
  3. Saoirse

    Is iontach í Kimberly.
    Kimberly is wonderful.
  4. Oisín

    Tá mé sáor go bhfuil Kimberly anseo.
    I am glad that Kimberly is here.
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