What is irish Gaelic for Patrick?

Answer 1

It has no meaning in Irish Gaelic because it is a borrowing of the Latin Patricius "a patrician'.

The Irish language version of 'Patrick" is Pádraig.

Answer 2

Lá Fhéile Pádraig (Lá 'le Pádraig)

In English it is St. Patrick's Day. In the Irish language it is Lá Fhéile Pádraig. That is pronounced: Law Ale a paw drig.

Also pronounced quickly as 'Law-leh pawdrig'.

Answer 3

Patrick is the Gaelic form of the latin name Patricius or Patrician, which was the Roman term for a person of nobility and/or wealth.

Answer 4

In Irish: Pádraig

In Scottish Gaelic: Pàdraig

Answer 5

Pádraig is Irish Gaelic;

Pàdraig is Scottish Gaelic.

(The accent marks are different.)

Answer 6

Pádraig ("pawdrig')