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Post November 18 2009, 22:03 PM
KHB
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Hi guys im looking for a translation for my name,

Benjamin

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Post November 18 2009, 23:07 PM
MacFear
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Breandán

Im not sure its a direct Irish version of Benjamin, but from what I understand some use this
Post November 18 2009, 23:15 PM
Redwolf
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MacFear wrote:Breandán

Im not sure its a direct Irish version of Benjamin, but from what I understand some use this


It's not an Irish version of Benjamin...it's a native Irish name.

Benjamin is Hebrew. I don't know how "Benjamin" is rendered in An Bíobla Naofa, but if anyone wants to look it up, that would be much better than using "Breandán."

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Post November 18 2009, 23:39 PM
Beagle
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An Sloinnteoir Gaeilge gives Beiniaimín for Benjamin. Brendán is not the same name at all
Post November 18 2009, 23:47 PM
MacFear
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No its not the same name, but I know people who use it in place.
Post November 18 2009, 23:54 PM
Beagle
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Makes as much sense as using Herbert for Jonathan
Post November 19 2009, 0:25 AM
MacFear
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The Irish used "cheating frog handed frenchman" for thierry, so why not? maybe Benjamin wants to weigh in here?
Post November 19 2009, 6:16 AM
KHB
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I know my name is not irish but my wife wants to get a tattoo of my name in irish as my background is irish. I came across this forum and posted the question.

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Ben
Post November 19 2009, 10:09 AM
MacFear
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Looks like your best bet would be Beiniaimín then
Post November 19 2009, 12:12 PM
iora_rua
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Biniáimin in the Irish bible.
Note that I am only a learner of Irish. Wait for confirmations!
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