How to Say “Megan” in Irish

Megan
Megan is the Irish form of the female given name Megan.
Megan is used as a proper noun for a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • The name Megan is a diminutive of Margaret, which originally comes from the Greek word margaritēs meaning 'pearl'.
  • Because Megan is treated as a foreign name, it does not undergo 'lenition', a common Irish grammatical process where an 'm' would typically change to an 'mh'.
  • In an Irish-language setting, if you were looking for the direct equivalent of 'Megan' in a list of traditional names, you would likely find Máire instead.

Examples in context

  • Is mise Megan.
    I am Megan.
  • Sin é Megan.
    That is Megan.

Example conversation

Two friends are meeting at a busy coffee shop.

  1. Conor

    An bhfuil Megan anseo?
    Is Megan here?
  2. Siobhán

    Níl sí anseo fós.
    She is not here yet.
  3. Conor

    An bhfuil sí ag teacht?
    Is she coming?
  4. Siobhán

    Tá sí ar bheile.
    She is on her way.
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