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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 |
Plants,
flowers, trees |
Miscellaneous
things |

Miscellaneous
Things
Name
|
Pronunciation
|
Other Forms
|
Meaning
|
| Cabe
|
KAIB
|
Mac
Caba |
a cape |
| Cagney
|
KAG
nee |
Ó Cáingne
|
tribute
or exaction |
| Curran
|
CUR
ren |
Ó Corráin
|
possibly,
"spear" |
| Earnán
(m) |
Ernan,
Ernest |
Ernan,
Ernest |
possibly
derived from the word meaning 'iron." Also a saint's name. |
| Eirnín
(m/f) |
Ernin,
Erníne |
Ernin,
Erníne |
iron |
| Fainne |
FAN
nya |
Fanya |
ring
- used after Gaelic Revival. A circular brooch was traditionally worn
during this period to show the wearer was an active Irish speaker. |
| Fann
(f) |
FON |
Fand |
possibly
"a teardrop" |
| Féthnad
(f) |
FAY
nid |
Fenit,
Féthnat |
smooth;
polished |
| Lennon/Lennan
|
LEN
nin |
Ó Leannáin
|
a cloak |
| Mac
Táil (m) |
mahk
TAWL |
- |
son
of adze |
| Mairéad
(f) |
ma
RAID |
Margaret,
Maighréad |
from
Greek Margaret- pearl |
| Mairsial
(m) |
MAR
shul |
Marcus
|
from
Latin Marcus/Mark via the Norman French Marcel- of the God Mars |
| Moinnine
(f) |
mo
NIN yeh |
Monina,
Blinne |
My
ninne- ninne is said to be the first word this saint said |
| Naoise
(m, sometimes f) |
NEE
sha |
Nóise,
Naois, Nyce, Noah |
bond? |
| Nolan
|
NO
lin |
Ó Nualláin
|
shout |
| Seachlann
(m) |
SHACH
lan |
Sechnall,
Secundus |
from
Latin, "second" |
| Síoda
(m) |
SHEE
da |
Sheedy
|
possibly
"silk" |
| Bergin,
Berrigan |
BUR
gin, BAIR I gan |
Ó hAimeirgin
|
wondrous
birth |
| Fírinne
(f) |
FEER
in ya |
- |
truth |
| Lomán
(m) |
LUH
mawn |
Loman,
Lommán |
bare |
| Saoirse
(m & f) |
SEER
sha |
- |
freedom,
liberty |
| Síomha
(f) |
SHEE
va |
Sheeva,
Síomhaith |
good
peace |
| Solamh
(m) |
SUL
uv |
Solam,
Solomon |
from
Hebrew, "peace" |
| Tóla
(m) |
TOE
la |
Tola
|
abundance,
flood |
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