My friend is having twin boys. The one will be named Shamus. What strong Irish name goes with Shamus? Also she needs help with the middle name too.|||Search here.Millions of good names
http://ognilab.com/files/name/index.php
Good luck|||Seamus Brogan and Brennan Carey
Seamus Carey and Clancy Brogan
Seamus Carey and Connor Brogan
Seamus Carey and Doyle Brennan
Seamus Brogan and Finnegan Doyle
Seamus Doyle and Flann Connor
Seamus Doyle and Kane Grady
Seamus Brogan and Keegan Doyle
Seamus Connor and Kilian Flann
Seamus Connor and Teague Brogan
I prefer the spelling Seamus|||Try this site, gives hundreds of Irish names
http://www.babynameguide.com/categoryiri…|||Adam
Finn
Hugh
Patrick
Brian
Brogan
Byrne
Conway|||caihome, pronounced kee-va|||Padraig
means: little cub
Friday, January 20, 2012
What do you think of these Irish Baby names?
I want to name my children traditional Irish names to keep with my heritage, but are they cute or not?
- Aislynn (Aisling is the traditional spelling) for a Girl
- Brenden for a boy
- Enna for a girl|||Aislinn would be nicer since there's no Y in the Irish language.
Brendan is a nicer spelling. I have a few family members with this name.
I don't like Enna. I prefer 脕ine (Awn-yah) or Enya.|||The first two are lovely names, but what's with the silly spellings? Aislinn or Aisling are better, like Eabha said, there's no 'y' in the Irish language. Brendan is fine as it is, spelling it Brenden just looks a bit, well, uneducated.
I've never heard of an Irish name Enna. 脕ine [pr. Awnya], yes, it's the Irish for Anne. Enya, as in the singer, is really called Eithne [pr.Eth-na], another Irish name (Enya is her stage name). There's also Etain, the old Irish version of Aideen/Eadhaoin. But Enna? Never heard of it.|||Aisling is cute, I don't like the way you spelled it though.
Im not keen on the rest, what about:
Cillian for a boy
Maeve for a girl
Aaron for a boy
Sinead for a girl
Connor for a boy
Aoife for a girl|||I like Brendan and Enna better, but I like Aislynn too. It's unique and very pretty.|||I like the first one, the second one is ehhh....and the third one is also ehh...because people will always confuse her name for Emma.|||Very nice.|||really like enna!|||i only like the last one the other 2 are kinda stupid|||I like them, though I think Enna would get called Emma accidentally a lot.
tx mom
- Aislynn (Aisling is the traditional spelling) for a Girl
- Brenden for a boy
- Enna for a girl|||Aislinn would be nicer since there's no Y in the Irish language.
Brendan is a nicer spelling. I have a few family members with this name.
I don't like Enna. I prefer 脕ine (Awn-yah) or Enya.|||The first two are lovely names, but what's with the silly spellings? Aislinn or Aisling are better, like Eabha said, there's no 'y' in the Irish language. Brendan is fine as it is, spelling it Brenden just looks a bit, well, uneducated.
I've never heard of an Irish name Enna. 脕ine [pr. Awnya], yes, it's the Irish for Anne. Enya, as in the singer, is really called Eithne [pr.Eth-na], another Irish name (Enya is her stage name). There's also Etain, the old Irish version of Aideen/Eadhaoin. But Enna? Never heard of it.|||Aisling is cute, I don't like the way you spelled it though.
Im not keen on the rest, what about:
Cillian for a boy
Maeve for a girl
Aaron for a boy
Sinead for a girl
Connor for a boy
Aoife for a girl|||I like Brendan and Enna better, but I like Aislynn too. It's unique and very pretty.|||I like the first one, the second one is ehhh....and the third one is also ehh...because people will always confuse her name for Emma.|||Very nice.|||really like enna!|||i only like the last one the other 2 are kinda stupid|||I like them, though I think Enna would get called Emma accidentally a lot.
tx mom
Anyone know any good irish names for a male cat?
he is solid white with grenn eyes. his first name is charlie %26amp; i need a irish middle name for him. i adopted him so i am going to keep charlie for his first name but i want to call him by his middle name. think of some good ones. thanks!|||Hi there...Kieran (meaning the great ole dark and mysterious one).|||Um, you probably confusing the cat to answer to anything now. Stick with its first given name.|||Grady|||Oran
The meaning of the name Oran is Green
The origin of the name Oran is Irish|||Finnegan|||whow about patric? Charlie patric??? eh??? not bad!!!!|||O' Shaunessy...|||O'doyle.
O'toole.
Finlay.|||Patrick or Paddy.|||How about Shawn?
The meaning of the name Oran is Green
The origin of the name Oran is Irish|||Finnegan|||whow about patric? Charlie patric??? eh??? not bad!!!!|||O' Shaunessy...|||O'doyle.
O'toole.
Finlay.|||Patrick or Paddy.|||How about Shawn?
May I have a list of traditional Irish names and their meanings?
I really love Irish names, I just think they're really beautiful. May I have a list of girl, and boy names, with their meaning?
Thankss.T.x.|||BOYS
Breasal - (BREE-sal) "land of the young" or "land of the blessed."
Adair - from the ford by the oak trees
Sleibhin - (SLE-veen)-mountain man
Carrick - rock
Tulley- at peace with G_d
Ciaran - (KEER-an) Old Irish=ciar "dark"
Quillan/Quillon - cub
Oran - (OHR-an) from odran, Old Irish word for "otter." Saint Odran is patron of Waterford
GIRLS
Aine - (AW-ne)- brilliance
Niamh - (NEE-av) Old Irish=Niam "luster, sheen, brightness, radiance, brilliance
Devnet - little doe
Sheena - G_d's precious gift
Siobhán - (shuh-VAHN) gracious
Sissy - also can be Cecilia - blind
:)
xx|||Saoirse (SEER sha) -- Freedom
Caoimhe (KWEE vah) -- Beautiful Girl
Sorcha (SURK ha) -- Radiant
Ailbhe (AL vah) -- White
Saibh (SIGHV) -- Sweet, Goodly
Niamh (NEEV) -- Bright
Ailís (AY lish) -- Gaelic form of Alice
Ciara (KEER ah) -- Black
Roisín (ROW sheen) -- Little Rose
Aoife (EE fa) -- Beautiful, Radiant, Joyful
Clodagh (CLOW dah) -- female Deity
Eimeár (EE mur) -- Six gifts of Womanhood
Maebh (MAYV) -- Intoxicating
Mairéad (mur AYED) -- Gaelic form of Margaret
Réiltín (RAYL-teen) -- Little Star
Síofra (SHE fra) -- Sprite
I'm Irish. These are my favourites.
ETA -- the link provided in the second response is full of names that are about as Irish as "Kaitlyn" and "Shaun". Please, don't take babynames.com seriously, at all. Their the soul advocates for misinformation and ignorance in modern society when it comes to naming.|||http://www.babynames.com/irish-baby-name…
Thankss.T.x.|||BOYS
Breasal - (BREE-sal) "land of the young" or "land of the blessed."
Adair - from the ford by the oak trees
Sleibhin - (SLE-veen)-mountain man
Carrick - rock
Tulley- at peace with G_d
Ciaran - (KEER-an) Old Irish=ciar "dark"
Quillan/Quillon - cub
Oran - (OHR-an) from odran, Old Irish word for "otter." Saint Odran is patron of Waterford
GIRLS
Aine - (AW-ne)- brilliance
Niamh - (NEE-av) Old Irish=Niam "luster, sheen, brightness, radiance, brilliance
Devnet - little doe
Sheena - G_d's precious gift
Siobhán - (shuh-VAHN) gracious
Sissy - also can be Cecilia - blind
:)
xx|||Saoirse (SEER sha) -- Freedom
Caoimhe (KWEE vah) -- Beautiful Girl
Sorcha (SURK ha) -- Radiant
Ailbhe (AL vah) -- White
Saibh (SIGHV) -- Sweet, Goodly
Niamh (NEEV) -- Bright
Ailís (AY lish) -- Gaelic form of Alice
Ciara (KEER ah) -- Black
Roisín (ROW sheen) -- Little Rose
Aoife (EE fa) -- Beautiful, Radiant, Joyful
Clodagh (CLOW dah) -- female Deity
Eimeár (EE mur) -- Six gifts of Womanhood
Maebh (MAYV) -- Intoxicating
Mairéad (mur AYED) -- Gaelic form of Margaret
Réiltín (RAYL-teen) -- Little Star
Síofra (SHE fra) -- Sprite
I'm Irish. These are my favourites.
ETA -- the link provided in the second response is full of names that are about as Irish as "Kaitlyn" and "Shaun". Please, don't take babynames.com seriously, at all. Their the soul advocates for misinformation and ignorance in modern society when it comes to naming.|||http://www.babynames.com/irish-baby-name…
What are some Irish names for a filly or colt?
We are having a filly or colt due near St. Patricks day and would like an Irish name. Please give us some suggestions.|||You could use the Irish (Gaelic) words for filly or colt as their names.
Filly: Searrach (pronounced sarr-ock) or
Colt: Bromach (pronounced brom-ock)|||Shamrock|||Meghan, Tara, Shamrock is nice, too, Scarlett, Lyra, Kyra, Liora, etc. Good luck!|||Name it St Patty ,or St.Patrick or patrica ,or Pot of gold, if its a good race horse!|||Irish Shamrock
Luckie
Clover
O'brian|||http://www.babynamesofireland.com/pages/鈥?/a>|||Morgan, Blaney (old family name), or use this link for many other Irish and Celtic names It has where you can click for girls or boys depending on which is born. It also gives the meaning for each name too. Luck would be to have one of each born though. I named my one son Sean which means "God's gracious gift" in Irish it is also John.|||Do you want a human name?? You might want to look at a baby name book or web site, in the Irish section.
Off the top of my head, I'd say "Patty, Guiness, Dublin, Shamrock, (suggested before), or maybe the name of an Irish township that you find really beautiful.
Great luck to you on the new baby!!! :)
Filly: Searrach (pronounced sarr-ock) or
Colt: Bromach (pronounced brom-ock)|||Shamrock|||Meghan, Tara, Shamrock is nice, too, Scarlett, Lyra, Kyra, Liora, etc. Good luck!|||Name it St Patty ,or St.Patrick or patrica ,or Pot of gold, if its a good race horse!|||Irish Shamrock
Luckie
Clover
O'brian|||http://www.babynamesofireland.com/pages/鈥?/a>|||Morgan, Blaney (old family name), or use this link for many other Irish and Celtic names It has where you can click for girls or boys depending on which is born. It also gives the meaning for each name too. Luck would be to have one of each born though. I named my one son Sean which means "God's gracious gift" in Irish it is also John.|||Do you want a human name?? You might want to look at a baby name book or web site, in the Irish section.
Off the top of my head, I'd say "Patty, Guiness, Dublin, Shamrock, (suggested before), or maybe the name of an Irish township that you find really beautiful.
Great luck to you on the new baby!!! :)
Any Irish names that sound like Romeo and Juliet?
I have an english assessment and I have to kind of change up the Romeo and Juliet story. I decided to make it Irish. I've looked for J, G and R Irish names, but they aren't really what I was looking for. If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.|||Seamus and Erin.
Patrick and Sinead. (Pronounced Shin-ade)
Conor and Siobhan. (Pronounced Sha-vaun)
Cameron and Michaela.|||The letter J isn't used in Irish names, so names that begin with J are usually translated into Irish so that they start with an S (which is usually voiced as 'sh') and G when used in names would usually be the hard G sound as in 'girl'.
Siobh谩n, Sin茅ad, or S铆le (Sheila - it's actually the Irish for Julia)
Ronan, Rory (Roar-ee) would be strong sounding (authentic Irish!) boys names.|||Boy Names w/ R:
Redmond
Reilly, Riley "rye + lee"
Riordan "reer + don"
Ronan "ro + nan"
Ruari "ro + ree"
Can't find any Girl names with J/soft G. Sorry.|||In indian we have sonni (female) %26amp; mahiwal ( male) give a india touch.|||Rory and jools
Patrick and Sinead. (Pronounced Shin-ade)
Conor and Siobhan. (Pronounced Sha-vaun)
Cameron and Michaela.|||The letter J isn't used in Irish names, so names that begin with J are usually translated into Irish so that they start with an S (which is usually voiced as 'sh') and G when used in names would usually be the hard G sound as in 'girl'.
Siobh谩n, Sin茅ad, or S铆le (Sheila - it's actually the Irish for Julia)
Ronan, Rory (Roar-ee) would be strong sounding (authentic Irish!) boys names.|||Boy Names w/ R:
Redmond
Reilly, Riley "rye + lee"
Riordan "reer + don"
Ronan "ro + nan"
Ruari "ro + ree"
Can't find any Girl names with J/soft G. Sorry.|||In indian we have sonni (female) %26amp; mahiwal ( male) give a india touch.|||Rory and jools
What are some traditional Irish names for a male and female?
Okay this isn't for actual children but you all are so great with names here I figured this was the best place to look.
I just adopted two Irish Wolfhounds(male and female) and I would like to give them traditional Irish names...something a little more unique than the typical Irish names like Connor(even that's a cute name just not a name I'd give my dog)
I'd appreciate the help.|||Caoimhe "pronounced keeva...means gentle, precious, beautiful (girls name)
Shea "pronounced shay...means admirable|||Brynn (BRRR-IN) girl. Kieran (K-EAR-IN). Boy.|||Ciaran
Lachlan
Rordan
Patrick
O'Connor, O'Henry, O'Patrick, etc.
Ciara
B茅ibhinn "Bay vin"
Rosheen
Doreen
Caitlin
See also here:
http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/1鈥?/a>
or here http://www.namenerds.com|||How about using place names instead, like Blarney, Mayo, Shannon etc, rather than actual names. Or famous peoples names/surnames?
Though Seamus and Sinead sounds quite good together!!|||Patrick for a boy and Quinn for a girl.|||Fiona %26amp; Ewan
I just adopted two Irish Wolfhounds(male and female) and I would like to give them traditional Irish names...something a little more unique than the typical Irish names like Connor(even that's a cute name just not a name I'd give my dog)
I'd appreciate the help.|||Caoimhe "pronounced keeva...means gentle, precious, beautiful (girls name)
Shea "pronounced shay...means admirable|||Brynn (BRRR-IN) girl. Kieran (K-EAR-IN). Boy.|||Ciaran
Lachlan
Rordan
Patrick
O'Connor, O'Henry, O'Patrick, etc.
Ciara
B茅ibhinn "Bay vin"
Rosheen
Doreen
Caitlin
See also here:
http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/1鈥?/a>
or here http://www.namenerds.com|||How about using place names instead, like Blarney, Mayo, Shannon etc, rather than actual names. Or famous peoples names/surnames?
Though Seamus and Sinead sounds quite good together!!|||Patrick for a boy and Quinn for a girl.|||Fiona %26amp; Ewan
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