What does the word Nancy mean in Irish?

Answer 1

In Irish:

neacht

iníon deirféar (sisters daughter) / iníon dearthár (brothers daughter)

Answer 2

'Nancy' has no meaning in Irish as it's a name in English.

'Nancy' in Irish is 'Neans' or 'Neansai'.

Answer 3

Nancaí

Pronounced: nan-say

Another answer:

Irish:

Neans [nanss]

Nainsí [nan-shee]

Scottish:

Nansaidh [nansy]

Answer 4

I know of no Irish or Scottish Gaelic equivalent of the name.

Answer 5

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].

Answer 6

The Irish version would be Neans/Neansaí;

in Scottish Gaelic ...

Answer 7

Nina has no translation in Irish.