How to Say “Morgan” in Irish

Morgan
Morgan is the Irish form of the proper name Morgan.
Morgan is used as a proper name for a person.

Did you know?

  • The name is closely related to the Welsh name Morgan, showing a shared linguistic root between the Goidelic and Brittonic Celtic branches.
  • Because it is a borrowed name, Morgan does not follow the typical patterns of mutation found in native Irish names, such as lenition.
  • While Morgan is used for all genders in English, in traditional Irish contexts it is more frequently encountered as a masculine name.

Examples in context

  • Dia duit!
    Hello!
  • Is mise Muirghean.
    I'm Morgan.
  • Tá Morgan sa ghairdín.
    Morgan is in the garden.

Example conversation

Oisín and Aoife are talking about a person in their neighborhood.

  1. Oisín

    An bhfuil Morgan anseo?
    Is Morgan here?
  2. Aoife

    Níl Morgan anseo, a Oisín.
    Morgan is not here, Oisín.
  3. Oisín

    An bhfuil sí ansin?
    Is she there?
  4. Aoife

    Níl sí ansin ná anseo.
    She is neither there nor here.
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