Forename Pádraig

Around the world, Pádraig (Paddy , Padraig , Pádraig ) is a common primarily boy's, but scarcely female given name. The first name Pádraig is habitual in Ireland, where it is a common male name, Israel, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Hong Kong, where it is quite a rare primarily boy's, but very infrequently girly name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Ireland, Israel, and the United Kingdom. Very seldom, Pádraig is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Pádraig

name Padraic, name Pádraig, name بات, name Patrycjusz, name Patryk, name 派特, name Pat, name Patricio, name 帕特里克, name Патрык, name Patrice, name פטריק, name Patrikas, name باتريسيو, name パトリック, name Patrick, name Patrik, name باتريك, name Patrizio, name Padraig, name Paddy, name Патрик, name Патрисио, name Патрицио, name Patrekur, name باتريس, name Patricius, name Патрис, name Патрік

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Paddy	Ireland, United Kingdom, Israel, Ghana, Uganda
Padraig, Pádraig	Australia, Canada, Ireland, United Kingdom, United States
Патрик	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Armenia

First names said to be same

Padraic, Pat, Patrekur, Patrice, Patricio, Patricius, Patrick, Patrik, Patrikas, Patrizio, Patrycjusz, Patryk, Патрис, Патрисио, Патрицио, Патрык, Патрік, פטריק, بات, باتريس, باتريسيو, باتريك, パトリック, 帕特里克, and 派特

First name Pádraig in the context

Pádraig is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Patrick Star , the main character in SpongeBob SquarePants, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water; Plastic Man , the bendy, comical superhero, Young Justice; Jack Ryan , the fictional character created by Tom Clancy, Executive Orders; Professor Ratigan , the character from Disney's The Great Mouse Detective and Patrick Bateman , the fictional character and narrator of the novel American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis, and its film adaptation, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	pádraig sáirséal Irish Jacobite peer (1655-1693), IE (b. 1655)
	pádraig ó duincín Church of Ireland cleric and poet (b. 1615)
	pádraig phiarais cúndún irish-American poet (b. 1777)
	pádraig ó séaghdha Irish author, IE (b. 1855)
	pádraig ua duinnín Irish lexicographer and historian (1860-1934), IE (b. 1860)
	pádraig stúndún interpreter and academic, IE (b. 1820)
	pádraig mac piarais Irish revolutionary, shot by the British Army in 1916, IE (b. 1879)
	pádraig ó domhnaill Irish republican convicted of murder, IE (b. 1835)
	pádraig ó braonáin (b. 1832)
	pádraig breathnach Irish priest and song collector (1848-1930) (b. 1848)
	pádraig ó cuinn Irish Republican Army officer (b. 1898)
	pádraig ó laoghaire IE (b. 1853)
	pádraig ó beirn IE (b. 1857)
	pádraig ó laoghaire teacher and writer (1870-1896), IE (b. 1870)
	pádraig ó hirighile 6th president of Ireland (1923–2008), IE (b. 1923)

Characteristic surnames

Ashe, Lawlor, Whelan, Mcmahon, Sheehan, Sweeney, Carroll, Crowley, Brosnan, Langsch, Leonard, Hegarty, O'Brien, O'Neill, Mccarthy, Connolly, Kelleher, Naughton, O'Connor, O'Keeffe, Mcalister, Breathnach, Graham, Dálaigh, Búrca, Cronin, Ryan, Daly, Troy, Egan, Mohan, Casey, Brady, Kelly, Keane, Reidy, O'Connell, Doran, Duffy, Gríofa, Lynch, Hayes, Flynn, Walsh, Martin, Meehan, Murray, Murphy, Dunne, and O'Sullivan