Joyce in Irish
Joyce in Irish is Seoighe — Joyce means an English and Irish surname, most famously borne by the novelist James Joyce.
Joyce in Irish
Seoighe
An English and Irish surname originating as a patronymic.
What does "Joyce" mean?
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name An English and Irish surname, most famously borne by the novelist James Joyce.
"James Joyce's Ulysses is considered a landmark of modern literature."
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name A female given name, popularly linked (though not directly derived) from the word "joy."
"Joyce has worked as a librarian for over twenty years."
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Joyce in a sentence
- James Joyce's Ulysses is considered a landmark of modern literature.
- Joyce has worked as a librarian for over twenty years.
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What is "Joyce" in Irish?
"Joyce" in Irish is Seoighe. Joyce means: An English and Irish surname, most famously borne by the novelist James Joyce.
How do you use "Joyce" in a sentence?
Example: "James Joyce's Ulysses is considered a landmark of modern literature." In Irish, "Joyce" is Seoighe.
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