Irish Names from A to W (there aren't any X, Y, or Z names!)
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The abbreviations in the "category" column are: A=anglicization T= traditional name Tr= Irish translation of a non-Irish name M= modern creation P= place name L= last name, S= saint name.
Name (gender) Category Pronunciation Other Forms Origin/Meaning
Hagan L HAI gin Ó hAgáin young
Hanlon L HAN lin Ó hAnluan champion
Hanorah A han OR a Nóra, Onóra, Annora anglicization of Onóra, which is an Irish form of Latin Honoria, meaning "honor."
Hayes L HAIZ Ó hAodha fire
Hogan L HO gin Ó hOgáin young
Hoireabard Tr HUR a burd Herbert From Germanic meaning "illustrious warrior."
Honor(a) A on OR a Nóra, Onóra, Annora, Hanorah anglicization of Onóra, which is an Irish form of Latin Honoria, meaning "honor."
Iarfhlaith (m) T,S EER la Jarlath, Iarlaith, Iarla western kingdom?
Iarla (m) A,S EER la Iarfhlaith Western kingdom?
Iarlugh (m) T, S EER loo Iarlug combination of Iar and Lug two Celtic god names.
Íde (f) T,S EE deh Ita, Íta act of eating or thirst
Iobhar (m) T,S EE ver Iver, Ivor yew tree
Iomchadh (m) T, S UM a cha Imchad ?
Íomhar (m) Tr, S EEV ar Ímar, Ivor Irish form of Norse Ivarr.
Íonait (f) T, S EEN it Ednat, Enat faithful; pure; sincere
Ionatán (m) Tr YON a tawn Jonathan from Hebrew, "Gift of God"
Irial (m) T IR eeal Irél ?
Isibéal Tr ISH ih bale Sibéal, Isabel, Elizabeth Form of Isabel, which is a form of Elizabeth. Hebrew- "God is my oath"
Ita A,S EE ta Íde, Íte thirst, act of eating
Iúile Tr YOO ih leh Julia from Latin, "downy-bearded" or "youthful"
Ivar (m) A,S EI var Íobhar yew tree

 

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