Hebrew origin
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342 names documented as given names in Irish by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated. Page 1 of 3.
Countries where Irish is commonly used: Ireland
Hebrew origin
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“person, human”
“little Adam”
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“fire”
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“white”
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“nobleness”
Irish origin
“man”
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“bright, brilliant; splendid, noble”
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“god” + “helmet”
“golden”
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“dream, vision”
“to defend” + “man”
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Middle Irish origin
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Latin origin
Latin origin
Latin origin
“fire”
Old Irish origin
“fire”
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“delightful; blissful”
“beauty”
“beauty”
“one”
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“high, noble” + “warlike ardor, valor”
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Medieval Latin origin
“strange, foreign”
“blessed”
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“raven” + “black, dark”
“prince, king”
“king”
“torch and sword”
“prince, king”
“high, noble”
“high, exalted”
Irish origin
“high, exalted”
“sad, sorrowful”
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“beautiful”
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Old French origin
Ancient Greek origin
“dear; precious, beloved”
“dear; noble + birth”
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“curly-haired”
“battle + rule”
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Old Irish origin
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Old Irish origin
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“long, distant, lasting”
“dark-haired”
“little dark one”
Proto-Indo-European origin
Old Irish origin
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“pup, youth, trickster”
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“dove”
“dove”
“dog, hound” + “prince, chief”
Middle Irish origin
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“hound” + “desiring”
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“valiant, martial”
Old Irish origin
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Old Irish origin
Old Irish origin
“lover of hounds”
“constant, steadfast”
Old Irish origin
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“fruitful, fertile, rutty”
“swiftness or nimbleness”
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“oak”
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“oak”
“good luck”
Irish origin
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Old Irish origin