How to Say “Patricia” in Irish

Pádraigín
The English name Patricia is translated into Irish as Pádraigín.
Pádraigín is the Irish female given name for the English name Patricia.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • The Irish name Pádraigín is actually a diminutive form of the name Pádraig, which is the Irish equivalent of 'Patrick'.
  • In Irish, the suffix '-ín' used in Pádraigín is a common way to create a term of endearment, making the name feel like 'Little Patrick'.
  • The name Pádraig comes from the Latin 'patricius', which originally referred to a member of the noble 'patrician' class in Rome.

Examples in context

  • Tá fáilte romhat, Trisha!
    You're welcome, Trisha!
  • An bhfuil Pádraigín anseo?
    Is Patricia here?
  • Sin é Pádraigín.
    That is Patricia.
  • Is maith le Pádraigín an caifé seo.
    Patricia likes this cafe.

Example conversation

Oisín and Siobhán are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Oisín

    Arbh iontach í Pádraigín.
    Pádraigín was wonderful.
  2. Siobhán

    Tá sí go hiontach i gcónaí.
    She is always wonderful.
  3. Oisín

    An bhfuil Pádraigín ag teacht go dtí an páirtí?
    Is Pádraigín coming to the party?
  4. Siobhán

    Tá sí ag teacht.
    She is coming.
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