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In the Irish language, Críostóir [kreestór] = Christopher.
In the Scottish Gaelic Crìsdean [kreeshtan] is equated with Christopher, Cairistìona [karishtcheena] with Christine/Christina. 'Chrissie' would be Criosaidh[krissee].
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How do you say chris in Irish Gaelic?
The Irish language version of Christopher is Críostóir[kreesthór];the Irish version of Christine is Cristín [krisht'yeen] or Cristíona [krisht'yeena].
How do you write chris in Irish Gaelic?
Críostóir (male name)
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