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Animals |
the
Land, Geographic Characteristics |
Religion,
saints |
Art,
poetry, music |
Nobility,
leadership |
the
sea, ocean, water |
Beauty |
People
and their tasks |
Sun,
radiance, fire |
Colors |
Personality
traits |
warriors,
courage |
Fairies,
elves, supernatural beings |
Physical
characteristics |
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Ireland,
and places in Ireland |
Flowers,
trees, nature |
Miscellaneous
things |
Strength,
Victory
Note: many names featuring
the root words for "hound" or "wolf" signify warriors
and warrior traits.
Name
|
Pronunciation
|
Other Forms
|
Meaning
|
Áinle
(m) |
AN
l'yeh |
Áindle,
Ánle |
hero,
champion, warrior |
Begley
|
BEG lee |
Ó Beaglaioch |
little hero |
Brenna
(f)
|
BREN na |
Brenda |
A modern name derived
from Brenda. Brenda is a Scottish form of an old Norse name meaning
"sword." |
Callan
|
CAL lan |
- |
dim. of Cathal,
meaning "strong in battle" |
Callinan
|
CAL I nin |
Ó Callanáin |
dim. of Cathal,
meaning "strong in battle" |
Casey
|
CAY see |
O/Mac Cathasach/Ceasaigh
|
vigilant in war |
Cathaír
(m) |
KA heer |
Cahir, Cathaoir
|
battle lord? |
Clancy
|
CLAN see |
Mac Fhlannchaidh
|
red warrior? |
Coilín
(m)
|
CUL in |
Nicholas, Colin |
from the Norman
pet form of Nicholas (Greek)- victory of the people |
Conall
(m) |
KUN al |
Connell, Conal
|
strong as a wolf |
Conán
(m) |
KUN awn |
conan |
hound or wolf |
Conlan
|
CON lan |
Connealán, Caoindealbhan |
can be either "strong
as a wolf", or "fair; comely shape." |
Connell
(m) |
CON nel |
Conall |
strong as a wolf |
Conrí
(m) |
CUN ree |
- |
wolf king |
Cúmhaí
(m) |
koo VEE, koo EE
|
Hughey, Quinton
|
hound of the plain |
Domhnall
(m) |
DUN nal |
Donal, Dónal, Daniel
|
world mighty |
Donal
(m) |
DOE nal, DUN nal
|
Domhnall, Daniel
|
world mighty |
Fagan |
FAY gin |
Ó Faodhagáin |
possibly, "Raven"
or "battle" |
Faolán
(m) |
FWAY lawn |
Fillan, Fáelán |
wolf |
Fearghal
(m) |
FER ul |
Farrell, Fergal,
Ferdinand |
manly or valorous |
Fearghus
(m) |
FER a ghus |
Fergus, Festus |
strength of a man |
Fechín
(m) |
FEH kheen |
Fechin, Fechíne |
raven or battle |
Fergal
(m) |
FER gal |
Fearghal |
manly, valorous |
Fergus
(m) |
FER gus |
Fearghus |
the strength of
a man |
Fiachra
(m) |
FEE a khra |
Fiacre |
battle-king |
Fionghuine
(m) |
F'YUN in yeh |
Finguine |
kin-slayer |
Gaibrial
(m) |
GA bryal |
Gabriel |
from Herbrew- conquerer |
Gearalt
(m) |
GAR ult |
Gerald |
from Germanic-
rules with a spear |
Gearóid
(m) |
GAR o id |
Gerard |
from German- brave
with a spear |
Gus
(m) |
GUS |
Guss |
force, vigor, fierceness |
Kearney |
KUR nee |
Ó Catharnaigh/Ó
cearnaigh |
fox/victorious |
Mairtín
(m) |
MAR shteen |
Martin |
from Latin, "war
like" |
Mánus
(m) |
MAW nis |
Magnus, Manus |
from Latin Magnus-
great |
Maolán
(m) |
MALE awn |
Mullen |
warrior |
Marcas
|
MAR cas |
Marcus, Mairsial
|
from Latin Marcus/Mark-
of the God Mars |
Mochta
(m) |
MUCH ta |
- |
great |
Móirne
(f) |
MORN yeh |
Maud, Maria |
great |
Murchú
(m) |
MUR choo |
Murphy |
hound of the sea |
Murphy
|
MUR fee |
Ó Murchu |
hound of the sea |
Neamhain
(f) |
NYAV in |
Nemon |
battle-fury; warlike
frenzy: name of a Celtic war goddess |
Nioclás
(m) |
NEE uh clawss |
Nicol, Nicolás
|
from of Nicholas
(Greek: peoples' victory) |
Olcán
(m) |
UL cawn |
- |
wolf |
Onchú
(m) |
UN choo |
- |
fierce hound |
Tracy
|
TRAY see |
Ó Treasaigh |
war like |
Treasa
(f) |
TRA sa |
Tressa, Trása,
Teresa |
strength |
Treasach
(m) |
TRAS ach |
Tressach |
warlike; fierce |
Tressa
(f) |
TRE sa |
Treasa |
strength |
Uinsean
(m) |
In shin |
Vincent |
from Latin Vincent-conquering |
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