How to Say “Lisa” in Irish

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

Did you know?

  • While Lisa is spelled the same as in English, the Irish 's' in this position is typically pronounced as a sharp 's' rather than a 'sh' sound.
  • In Irish, the name Lisa is often a shortened version of Élisabet, which is the Irish adaptation of 'Elizabeth'.
  • Because Irish uses a system of lenition, a name starting with 'L' like Lisa does not change its first letter when following the possessive 'of' in certain grammatical structures.

Examples in context

  • An bhfuil Lisa anseo?
    Is Lisa here?
  • Is mise Lisa.
    I am Lisa.

Example conversation

Siobhán and Oisín are talking about a colleague.

  1. Siobhán

    Ar fud an oifig, an bhfuil Lisa ansin?
    Is Lisa there in the office?
  2. Oisín

    Níl sí ansin, a Siobhán.
    She isn't there, Siobhán.
  3. Siobhán

    An bhfuil a fhios agat cá bhfuil Lisa?
    Do you know where Lisa is?
  4. Oisín

    Tá sí ag obair sa chathaoir.
    She is working in the chair.
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