How to Say “Michelle” in Gaelic

Michelle
Michelle is the Gaelic form of the female given name Michelle.
This is a female given name used to identify a person.

Did you know?

  • Because Gaelic uses a system of lenition, if you were to say 'daughter of Michelle', the first letter of the name might undergo a spelling and sound change in certain grammatical structures.
  • In Gaelic, names are often modified by a 'vocative' case, meaning if you are calling out to Michelle, the ending of the name may change to indicate you are speaking directly to her.
  • In Gaelic, the name Michelle is derived from the Hebrew name 'Michael', meaning 'Who is like God?'

Examples in context

  • Tha Michelle an seo.
    Michelle is here.
  • Is e Michelle an t-ainm a th' aig i.
    Michelle is her name.

Example conversation

Hamish and Isla are meeting at a cafe.

  1. Hamish

    Halò, a Isla. A bheil Michelle agad?
    Hello, Isla. Do you have Michelle's number?
  2. Isla

    Tha, tha i an seo.
    Yes, she is here.
  3. Hamish

    Sèly, càly tha Michelle?
    Great, where is Michelle?
  4. Isla

    Tha i a' tighinn a-nis.
    She is coming now.
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