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In Irish it's Séamas/Séamus

In Scottish Gaelic it is Seumas.

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Scots Gaelic is Seumas an sàbhalaiche. Irish Gaelic is Séamas an cosantóir.


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In Scottish Gaelic it is spelled Seumas; in Irish Gaelic it is Séamas. The are versions of James.


What is the meaning of the Gaelic name 'Sheamus'?

In Irish it is spelled Séamus/Séamas and it is the Irish for 'James';in Scottish Gaelic it is spelled Seumas, also 'James'.James is a form of Jacob ('he who takes by the heel or overreaches'in Hebrew).


What s the surname James in Gaelic?

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What is the translation of Deborah James into Gaelic?

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