This name comes from the older Gaelic form “Derdriu.” The meaning is possibly derived from the Celtic word for woman. This name can mean “rough” or “not gentle.” In Irish mythology, she was the powerful and ambitious mother of Conchobar (Conor) MacNessa, King of Ulster.Ī variation of the name Finnguala, which means ‘fair shoulder’ or ‘white shoulder,’ from “fionn” meaning white and “guala” meaning shoulder. Comghall, who baptized her, transforming her into a woman. This name means "sea white, sea fair." In Irish mythology, this was the name of a 6th century mermaid caught by a fisherman in Lough Neagh. This is the Irish form of the Latin name Cecilia, the patron saint of music, and implies ‘pure and musical.’ Sometimes the name is translated as “unity,” from “una,” the Latin word for “one.” This name means lamb, from the Gaelic word uan. This name means Ireland, as the genitive case of the word Eire. This is the diminutive of the name Fionnuala, which means “fair shoulder.” Sometimes used as an alternate for the name “Una,” which means lamb. This comes from "rionach," and means "queenly."Īs the Gaelic form of the name Sarah or Sally, this name means “brightness” or “radiant.”
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This name is rooted in the Irish word bronach, which means sad or sorrowful. In Irish, ‘dearbh’ means truth, and ‘ail’ means loveliness or desire. This name means beautiful, comely, and graceful. It is the Irish version of Florence, derived from the Latin word Florentia, which means blooming or blossoming. In Irish, “blath” means flower or blossom. The Irish variant of “eve,” this name means beautiful and radiant. Both the sister and daughter of Brian Boru had this name. This name means “golden princess” or “golden sovereign” in Irish. This name means “maiden” or “daughter” from the Gaelic word “inghean” It can also be translated as “innocent” or “blameless.” In some myths, she is the Queen of the Banshees. This name comes from the word “clodhna,” meaning “shapely.” In some Irish myths, Cliodhna is the goddess of love and beauty. This name is likely derived from the Gaelic word "albho" which means ‘white.’ In Irish legend, this was the name of a female warrior in the Fianna. Siobhan is another form of the name “Joan,” and means “God has been gracious” or “God’s grace.” It can also mean “full of charm.” This name means "swift." In the Irish legend, Eimear was the wife of warrior legend Cuchulainn, and was said to have possessed the six gifts of womanhood, which are beauty, a gentle voice, sweet words, wisdom, needlework and chastity. This name means "slim and fair" or "slender," deriving from the Gaelic word for slender, which is ‘caol.’ There is also a famous legendary Irish narrative, “The pursuit of Diarmuid and Grainne,” which is about the love triangle between Fionn MacCool, princess Grainne and Fianna member Diarmuid O’Dyna. In ancient Ireland, Grainne was the goddess of the grain or harvest. This is the Irish form of the name “Jane” or “Jeannette,” and means “God is gracious.”įrom the Irish word “gran,” meaning grain or corn.
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