How Do You Spell UILLEAC?

Pronunciation: [jˈuːɪlˌiːk] (IPA)

The word "Uilleac" is a Gaelic word that is commonly mispronounced and misspelled. The correct pronunciation of "Uilleac" is /ˈulʲək/, which is a little tricky for English speakers since the "ui" combination is pronounced like "ee". The spelling of the word follows Irish orthography rules, where several letters are pronounced differently than in English. The word "Uilleac" means "elbow" in English and can be used in different contexts like anatomy or a curve on the road.

Common Misspellings
Etymology
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Common Misspellings for UILLEAC

  • yilleac
  • hilleac
  • jilleac
  • iilleac
  • 8illeac
  • 7illeac
  • uulleac
  • ujlleac
  • uklleac
  • uolleac
  • u9lleac
  • u8lleac
  • uikleac
  • uipleac
  • uioleac
  • uilkeac
  • uilpeac
  • uiloeac
  • uillwac
  • uillsac

Etymology of UILLEAC

The word "Uilleac" is of Irish Gaelic origin and derives from the Old Irish name "Uil-luc", which means "willful" or "resolute". It is derived from the elements "uil", meaning "will", and "luc", meaning "light". Over time, the spelling evolved to "Uilleac". This name is commonly used as a given name for boys in Ireland.