UH DNA Project UH DNA Results Scotch-Irish Ulster Books Prints & Posters

White Pig

UH Home
UH Magazine
UH Shop
Scotch-Irish
UH Travel
UH DNA Project
Ulster Genealogy
UH Forum
UH Newsletter
Clans
Coming Events
Culture
Donate to UH
Genealogy Help
History
Humour / Lore
Irish/English Dictionary
Maps
News Items
Newsletter Archive
Recipes & Foods
Submit to UH
Website Links
Administrator
FAQ & Help
Legals / Privacy
Webmaster
Prints & Posters For Sale
Astore Link Image

Irish - English Dictionary
Irish English Pronunciation Examples
sloinne surname sloin-ah  
sloinnte surnames sloin-cha  
Mac son (followed by the genitive form of a surname) mac Mac Mathúna; Mr. McMahon; said Mack wa-hu-na
Nic the feminine form of Mac nick Nic Mhathúna; Miss McMahon; said nick wa-hu-na
Ó from (means a descendant of or grandson in surnames) Oh Mr. Ó'Neill
Ni the feminine form of Ó Nee Ni Néill; Miss O'Neill; said nee neal
Mhic a form of Mac often used in a married woman's surname vick Bean Ui Nell; Mrs. O'Neill; said Bann ee Neal
Bean woman ban
      Barry Reid McCain would be Barra Rua Mac Ein. His wife Debi McCain would be Debi Bean Mhic Eáin, which would be shortened to Debi Mhic Eáin.
Google
 
Ebooks Available
Ulster Ancestry Shield
Time Travel Tours
Advertise with UlsterHeritage.com
Donate to UlsterHeritage.com
 
  Sitemap | Advertise with Us  
  Copyright 2005-2009 Barry McCain / Jim McKane - UlsterHeritage™ - All Rights Reserved