How to Say “Sean” in Gaelic

Seán
Seán is the Gaelic form of the male given name Sean.
Seán is used as a masculine given name.
Meaning: a male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • The name Seán is the Gaelic equivalent of the English name 'John', making them cognates that share a common biblical origin.
  • Although it is a name, the word sean (without the accent) is also an adjective meaning 'old'.
  • The feminine version of Seán is Siobhán, though the two names sound very different despite sharing the same root.

Examples in context

  • An bhfuil Seán an seo?
    Is Seán here?

Example conversation

Isla and Angus are introducing a friend.

  1. Isla

    Seo Seán.
    This is Seán.
  2. Angus

    Halò, a Shéin.
    Hello, Seán.
  3. Isla

    Tha Seán mo charaid.
    Seán is my friend.
  4. Angus

    Tha e math a bhith ag innse dhut.
    It is good to meet you.
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