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'Nancy' has no meaning in Irish as it's a name in English.
'Nancy' in Irish is 'Neans' or 'Neansai'.
Nancaí
Pronounced: nan-say
Another answer:
Irish:
Neans [nanss]
Nainsí [nan-shee]
Scottish:
Nansaidh [nansy]
In Irish, Nollaig [null-egg] is both a male and female name, like Noel and Noelle.
If is used in Scotland at all, it would be Nollaig [null-ek].
The Irish version would be Neans/Neansaí;
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