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In Irish, the name Jason is often translated as "Seosamh." However, it's worth noting that many names, including Jason, are sometimes used in their original form in modern contexts. The Irish language has its own distinct names, but adaptations of English names are common.
The name seems to be the English 'Jason' most often.Jason Kelly becomes Jason Ó Ceallaigh, for instance.Less common is Iason.
The name Jay is commonly used as a short form of Jason.
yes - the Irish form of the name is " Ó Maoleoin"
It's not of Irish origin. The Irish form of Paul is Pól.
Niall is the Irish Gaelic form
I cannot find any Irish language form of the name.
It's an anglicized spelling of the Irish name "Sean," which is the Irish form of the name "John."
Seán is the Irish language form of the name John (from the Hebrew 'the Lord is gracious').cool and sexy
Sabrina is not an Irish name. It is the Latin form of the name of the River Severn. In Welsh it is Hafren.
The form used in Irish is Heather as in English.
It is an English name and most likely has no Irish Gaelic form.