Duncan in Irish
Duncan in Irish is Donncha, Donnchadh — Duncan means a male given name and surname of Scottish Gaelic origin, borne by two early kings of Scotland; also the name of numerous towns worldwide.
Duncan in Irish
What does "Duncan" mean?
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name A male given name and surname of Scottish Gaelic origin, borne by two early kings of Scotland; also the name of numerous towns worldwide.
"Duncan was crowned King of Scotland before being murdered by Macbeth."
Duncan in a sentence
- Duncan was crowned King of Scotland before being murdered by Macbeth.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Duncan" in Irish?
"Duncan" in Irish is Donncha, Donnchadh. Duncan means: A male given name and surname of Scottish Gaelic origin, borne by two early kings of Scotland; also the name of numerous towns worldwide.
How do you use "Duncan" in a sentence?
Example: "Duncan was crowned King of Scotland before being murdered by Macbeth." In Irish, "Duncan" is Donncha, Donnchadh.
Are there other ways to say "Duncan" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Duncan": Donncha, Donnchadh.