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Names
Relating to Animals
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|
Name
|
Pronunciation
|
Other Forms
|
Meaning
|
Ailchú
(m)
|
EL
khu |
- |
gentle
hound |
Banbhán
(m)
|
BAN
vawn |
Banbán |
piglet |
Braden
|
BRAI
den |
Ó Bradáin
|
salmon |
Branigan,
Brennigan |
BRAN
I gan |
Ó Branagáin
|
raven |
Brannan
|
BRAN
in |
O/Mac
Branáin |
raven |
Brocc
(m) |
BRUK
|
Broc
|
either
"sharp faced" or "badger" |
Brogan
|
BRO
gan |
Ó Brogáin
|
descendant
of Brógán, which is possibly derived from Broccán, a diminutive of
Brocc (sharp faced, or badger). It is unrelated to the Gaelic word
for "shoe" |
Brógán
(m) |
BRO
gawn |
Brogan,
Bróccán |
possibly
derived from Broccán, a diminutive of Brocc (sharp faced, or badger) |
Cahey/Caughey
|
KA
hee, KAW hee |
Mac
Eachaidh |
son
of Eachaidh, "horse" |
Cana
(m) |
KON
a |
Conu |
wolf-cub;
young warrior |
Canagán |
KON
a gawn |
Connigan |
wolf-cub;
young warrior |
Coilean
(m) |
CUL
yin |
Colin,
Collin |
whelp |
Collins
|
COL
lins |
Ó Coilean
|
whelp;
young warrior |
Colm
|
CULL
um |
Colman
|
from
Latin- " dove" |
Colmán
(m) |
KUL
mawn |
Colman,
Colm |
from
Latin- " dove" |
Conaire
(m) |
CUN
na reh |
Connery
|
possibly,
"wolf farmer" |
Conall
(m) |
KUN
al |
Connell,
Conal |
strong
as a wolf |
Conán
(m) |
KUN
awn |
conan
|
hound
or wolf |
Conchobhar
(m) |
KRU
hur |
Conor,
Conchobar, Cornelius, Corney |
lover
of hounds |
Conlan
|
CON
lan |
Ó Conneláin,
Ó Caoindealbhain |
can
be either "strong as a wolf", or "fair; comely shape." |
Connell
(m) |
CON
nel |
Conall
|
strong
as a wolf |
Connery
|
CON
ner e |
Ó Conaire
|
wolf
farmer? |
Connor
|
KON
nur |
Ó/Mac
Conchobháir |
grandson/son
[descendant of] Conchobhar ("lover of hounds") |
Conor
(m) |
CON
ner |
Conchobhar
|
lover
of hounds |
Conrí
(m) |
CUN
ree |
- |
wolf
king |
Críofan
(m) |
CREE
uh fun |
Crimthann |
fox |
Cúmhaí
(m) |
koo
VEE, koo EE |
Hughey,
Quinton |
hound
of the plain |
Cúmheá
(m)
|
koo
VAW |
Cuvea |
mead-hound |
Daimhín
(m) |
DA
veen |
Davin,
Daimíne |
deer
or ox |
Damhán
|
DA
vawn |
Devin,
Davan, Devine |
deer
or ox |
Damhnait
(f) |
DAV
nat |
Devnet,
Davnat, Damhnat |
fawn |
Devnet
(f) |
DEV
nit |
Damhnait
|
fawn |
Dillon
|
DIL
lin |
Diolun,
deLeon |
hiberno-norman
name, possibly relating to lions or the place name Lyons |
Éanna
(m) |
Enda |
Enda |
birdlike |
Echna
(f) |
- |
- |
steed |
Eiltín
(m) |
EL
teen |
Ailtíne,
Eiltíne |
deer,
lively; nimble person |
Einín |
- |
- |
little
bird |
Enda
(m) |
Éanna |
Éanna |
bird-like |
Fagan |
FAY
gin |
Ó Faodhagáin |
possibly,
"Raven" or "battle" |
Fainche
(f) |
FINE
kha |
Fanny |
scald-crow |
Faolán
(m) |
FWAY
lawn |
Fillan,
Fáelán |
wolf |
Fechín
(m) |
FEH
kheen |
Fechin,
Fechíne |
raven
or battle |
Feenat
(f) |
FEE
nut |
Fianait |
wild
creature; deer |
Fianait
(f) |
FEE
uh nut |
Feenat |
wild
creature; deer |
Fliadais
(f)
|
FLI
dish |
|
deer |
Geiléis
(f) |
gyel
AYSH |
Gelace |
bright
swan |
Gelace
(f) |
gel
ACE |
Geiléis |
bright
swan |
Kearney |
KUR
nee |
Ó Catharnaigh/Ó
cearnaigh |
fox/victorious |
Kyne
(m) |
KYNE |
Cadhan |
wild
goose |
Laoire
(m) |
LAIR
eh |
Laoighaire,
Leary |
calf-herd |
Leary
|
LEER
ee, LAIR ee |
Ó Laoghaire
|
calf-herd |
Lonan
(m) |
LO
nan |
Lonán
|
blackbird |
Lonán
(m) |
LUH
nawn |
Lonan
|
blackbird |
Madigan
|
MAD
uh gun |
Madagán
|
little
dog |
Maichín |
MA
heen |
Maithgen,
maithghen |
son
of the bear |
Marcán
(m) |
MAR
cawn |
Marcan
|
steed |
Mathúin
(m)
|
MAH
hoon |
Mathgamain |
bear-calf |
Murchú
(m) |
MUR
choo |
Murphy
|
hound
of the sea |
Murphy
|
MUR
fee |
Ó Murchu
|
hound
of the sea |
Oisín
(m) |
USH
een |
Ossian,
Oissíne |
little
deer |
Olcán
(m) |
UL
cawn |
- |
wolf |
Onchú
(m) |
UN
choo |
- |
fierce
hound |
Oonagh
(f) |
OO
na |
Úna,
Oona |
possibly,
"lamb" |
Osán
(m) |
US
awn |
Ossán
|
little
deer |
Oscar
(m) |
OSS
car |
Osgar
|
deer
lover |
Osgar
(m) |
US
gar |
Oscar
|
deer
lover |
Osnait
(f) |
US
nit |
Ossnat
|
deer |
Ossian
(m) |
OSH
ee an |
Oisín
|
deer,
stag |
Pilib
(m) |
PIL
ib |
Philip
|
from
Greek- "horse-lover" |
Ráichéal
(f) |
RAW
khale |
Rachel
|
from
Hebrew Rachel-ewe |
Róinseach
(f) |
RONE
shach |
Róinsech
|
seal |
Róisín
(f) |
RO
sheen |
Rosheen,
Rosaleen |
originally
comes from Norse word for "horse." Also means "little rose." |
Ronan
(m) |
RO
nin |
Rónán
|
little
seal |
Rónán
(m) |
RO
nawn |
Ronan
|
little
seal |
Rónnad
(f) |
RONE
it |
Rónnat
|
seal |
Rós
(f) |
ROS
|
Rose
|
originally
comes from Norse word for "horse." Also means "rose." |
Rosaleen
(f) |
RO
sa leen |
Róisín
|
little
rose, or little horse |
Sé
(m) |
SHAY
|
Séaghdha,
Shay, Shea |
hawk-like,
noble |
Séanait
(f) |
SHAI
nat |
Ségnat
|
hawk |
Séighín
(m & f) |
SHAY
een, SHANE |
Séigíne
|
hawk |
Torcán
(m) |
TURK
awn |
Torccán
|
wild
boar |
Úna
(f) |
OO
na |
Una,
Oona, Oonagh, Agnes, Winifred |
possibly,
"lamb." |
Bearnárd
(m) |
BAR
nawrd |
Bernard
|
bear
(from Germanic Bernard) |
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