Nic

Appendix:Variations of "nic" English Etymology en. Proper noun en female Nicola, en Nichola, and en Nicole. Anagrams en cin -cin CIN ICN INC Inc Inc. NCI inc inc. Irish Alternative forms ga Níc Nig Etymology Contracted from ga iníon mhic daughter of the son of. Pronunciation ga /nʲɪc/ Noun ga noun A prefix used with a woman’s maiden surname ga Fionnghuala fhionn Nic Aoidh fair-haired Fionnghuala McKay Usage notes This prefix replaces the prefix ga mac Mac found in male surnames, and triggers l of a following consonant, except for C and G. It is used by unmarried women, and by married women who have kept their maiden name. Thus Fionnghuala Nic Aoidh’s father and brothers would use the surname Mac Aoidh. Related terms ga Ó used in male names ga (bean) Uí used with a woman's married name ga Ní used in place of the male ga Ó prefix Further reading Norman Proper noun m nrf male Nic'lesse or nrf Nicolas nrf religion Jersey Satan Scottish Gaelic Etymology Contracted from gd nighean mhic daughter of a son of. Noun A prefix used with a woman's maiden surname gd Mòrag dhubh Nic Leòid black-haired Mòrag MacLeod