In Irish, the word "pierce" translates to "ghearr" or "pierce," referring to the act of penetrating or cutting through something. It can also imply a sharp or intense feeling, such as pain or emotion. The context in which it is used may affect its specific meaning, but it generally retains the notion of sharpness or intrusion.
Pierce Butler - Irish politician - died in 1999.
Pierce Butler - Irish politician - was born in 1922.
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No, It's Irish actually.
Irish actor Pierce Brosnan was born to carpenter Thomas Brosnan and May (nee Smith).
In Irish it's pian / crá
'Will' is not an Irish word and has no meaning in Irish.
If you are asking about the verb to pierce, it's nikkev (× ×§×‘). If you are asking for the name Pierce, it has no equivalent in Hebrew.
It doesn't mean anything in Irish.
Nikko doesn't mean anything in Irish.