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A Naam

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Abbán (M) Abigeál (f) Adair Adare Ádhamh, Ádam (m) Ádhamhnán (M) Aengus (m) Agata (f) Aghaistín/ Aibhistin (m) Aibhne (m) Aidan (m) Aidrean (m) Aignéis (f) Ailbhe (m/f) Aileen (f) Ailill (m) Ailín (m) Ailís (f) Ailís/Ailíse (f) Ailish (f) Aindréas (m) Áine (F) Aingeal (f) Ainnir (f) Aislinn, Aisling (f) Alannah (f) Alaois (m) Alastar (m) Alastríona (f) Alleen Altan Ana (f) Annora (f) Annstas, Stéise (f) Antoin, Antóin, Antain(e) (m) Aodan, Aodhan (M) Aodh (m) Aodhamair (F) Aodnait (F) Aoibheann (F) Aoibhegréine (f) Aoife (F) Aonghus (m) Aran Ardal (m) Ardeen Ardghal (m) Árón (m)

OB awn AHB i gyal a DARE uh DAIR AW uv, AW dum AH yum nawn AYN gus AH gah ta AH steen/AH stin EV nyeh AI dan Ah dree an AG neysh AL vyeh ei LEEN or AY leen AL yil AH leen AH leesh AY leesh/AY leesha AH leesh AHN dray is, AHN dryu, AH dras AW nya AHN gel (hard G as in goat) AN nyir OSH leeng, ESH leeng a LON na, a LAN na AL eesh OL iss tar al us TREE na al EEN AWL tin A na an NOR a ON stas, STEY sha AHN tun, AHN toe in, AHN tan (eh) AW dawn EE EY mur EY nut EE vyin, EE van eev GRAIN yeh EE fa, WEE fa ENG yus AHR in, AR dal AR deen ARD al AW rone

Abán Abigail Ó Daire Ath Dara Adam Eunan Aonghus Agatha Augustine, Austin Eveny, Aveny Aodhán, Aodán Adrian Agnes Alvy, Ailbe, Albert, Bertie Eibhlín, Eileen Irial Alan/Allen Alice, Ailish Alice/Alicia Ailís, Alice Andrew, Aindriú, Aindreas Anya, Anna Angela Ainder Ashling, Alice, Esther Alanna, Alana Aloysius, Louis Alsander, Alexander Alexandra - - Ana, Dana, Anu Onóra, Nóra Anastasia Anthony Aidan Aed, Hugh, Eugene - Enat Eavan, Aoibhínn, Aeveen Evgren, Aíbgréine Eve, Eva Angus, Óengus, Áengus, Aeneas Arainn, Arann Ardghal Airdín Ardal, Arnold Aaron

little abbot father's joy (from Hebrew) usually Scottish. son of Dáire (fruitful) oak tree grove. from Hebrew Adam- red earth the timorous one sole strength pure (Greek) majestic (Latin) name used in the middle ages. Meaning is unknown little fire "From Hadria" (Latin) Holy (Latin) either "white king" or " world king" from old German Aveline, possibly meaning "Hazelnut." elf possibly from Celtic, "Rock" from German- "noble" noble (Old German) from old German- noble man (Greek) radiance, splendor, brilliance this is the Irish word for 'angel', (from Latin) young woman dream, vision oh, child! An Irish term of endearment. famous warrior (Latin from Germanic) defender of mankind (Greek) from Greek- defender of mankind little cliff hillock, gorge wealth or abundance--the name of a Celtic goddess Honor (from Latin) re-born (Greek) meaning is uncertain (Latin) diminutive of Aodh ("fire") fire (from a Celtic god name) fire fire beautiful radiance radiance of the sun beautiful, radiant sole strength name of islands off the western coast of Ireland high valor little height high valor meaning uncertain (from Hebrew/Egyptian)

B Naam

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Betekenis from Greek- "stranger", pet form of Bairbre (Barbara) from Greek- "stranger" fair haired possibly "white" or derived from the word for "woman" descendants of Beann. Bantry is a famous bay in Ireland. a bard pointed; sharp pointed or sharp bear (Germanic) meaning is unknown fair lady an English name of Norman origin little scholar little hero "mouth of the slough" or "Eachadh's townland" May, place where May festivities were held "wondrous birth" white (or fair) lady Norman name, derived from "black" little flower flower saint's name, form of "mo ninne,"("My ninne") salmon spirited? spirited? ? As a first name an English surname "beacon-fire hill." raven Welshman raven brave or strong in conflict exalted one; high goddess; noble high, noble. Also used as a pet form of Brianna from Bregia in Co. Meath ? from Welsh- "prince" one of the 3 patron saints of Ireland A modern name derived from Brenda, meaning "sword." possibly, "sorrow" strife? high; noble Edmund Spenser’s 16th century book, The Faerie Queene. high, noble: modern American feminine of Brian exalted one; high goddess; noble. originally Celtic high goddess; exalted one; noble noble or high either "sharp faced" or "badger" descendant of Brógán, (sharp faced, or badger). possibly derived from Broccán, a diminutive of Brocc sorrowful sorrowful meaning is obscure. victorious

Baibín (f) Báirbre (f) Bairrfhionn (m) Bannon Bantry Bardon Barry (m) Bearach, (m/f) Bearnárd (m) Beary Bébhinn (f) Beckett Beglan Begley Bellaghy Beltany Bergin, Berrigan Bevan (f) Blake Bláthín (f) Bláthnaid (f) Blinne (f) Braden Bradigan Brady Bragan Brandon Branigan, Brennigan Brannagh Brannan Breasal (m) Breda (f) Bree (f) Bree, Bray Breen Brendan (m) Brenna (f) Brennan Breslin Brian (m) Briana (f) Brianna (f) Bridget, Brigid (f) Brighid, Bríd (f) Brion, Brían (m) Brocc (m) Brogan Brógán (m) Brona (f) Brónach (f) Brosna Buadhach (m)

BA been BOIR breh BAR in BAN an BAN tree BAR don BAR ee BAR akh BAR nawrd BEER ee, BEH ree BAY vin BEK it BEG lan BEG lee bel AH hee, bel EYE BUR gin, BAIR I gan BEV an BLAIK BLAW heen BLAW nid BLI nyeh BRAI den BRA di gan BRAY dee BRAY gen BRAN din BRAN I gan BRAN a BRAN in BRA sal BREE da BREE BREE, BRAY BREEN BREN dan BREN na BREN an BRES lin BRY in BREE uh na bree ON a, bree ANN a BRIJ it BREED BREE un BRUK BRO gan BRO gawn BRO na BRO nakh BROS na BOO akh

Barbie Barbara Berrin Ó Banáin - Ó Bardáin Bairre, Barra Berach, Berrach Bernard Ó Beara Bevan, Bébhionn, Vivian - Ó Beigleighinn Ó Beaglaioch - Bealtaine Ó hAimeirgin Bébhinn de Blaca - Blánaid, Bláthnait, Flora, Florence form of Moninne, Blanche Ó Bradáin Ó Bradagáin Mac Bradaigh Ó Bragáin Breandan Ó Branagáin Ó Breathnach O/Mac Branáin Brassal, Basil Bríde, Bríghde Brígh, Brie Ó Breaghdha Ó/Mac Braoin Breandán, Breannáin - Ó Braonáin Ó Breasláin Bryan, Brion Brianna Briana, Breonna, Brianne etc. Bríd, Bríde Brigid, Breda, Bríde, Bríd Brian, Barney, Barnaby, Bernard Broc Ó Brogáin Brogan, Bróccán Brónach Brona, Bronagh - Buach, Buagh, Boethius, Victor

C Naam

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Cabe Cabra/Cabragh Cadden Cagney Cahey/Caughey Cairbre Cairell (m) Caiseal Caislín Caitlín (f) Caitlin, Katelyn (f) Caitrín (f) Caitríona (f) Calbhach (m) Callan Callinan Camlin Canavan Caoilfhionn (f) Caoimhe (f) Caoimhín (m) Cara (f) Carey Carley Carlin/Carolan Carragh Carran Carrick Carrigan Casey Cashel Cashlin Cass (m) Cassair (m) Cassán (m) Cassidy Cathaír (m) Cathal (m) Cathán (m) Cavan Cavanagh/Cavanna Ceallach (m/f) Ceara (f) Cearbhall Cian (m) Ciar (f) Ciara (f) Ciarán (m) Cillén, Cillian (m) Cináed (m) Clady Clancy Clare Cliffony Clíodhna (f) Clodagh (f) Cody Coilean (m) Coilín (m) Coinneach (m, sometimes f) Colleen (f) Collins Colm Colmán (m) Comhghall (m) Conaire (m) Conall (m) Conán (m) Conchobhar (m) Conlan Conlaodh (m) Conleth (m) Conn (m) Connell (m) Connemara Connery Connor Conor (m) Conrí (m) Corcoran Corey Corley Cormac (m) Corr Corroy Coulter Cullen Cúmhaí (m) Curran

KAIB CAB ra KAD den KAG nee KA hee, KAW hee KAR bryeh CA rel CASH ul CASh leen KOYT hleen KAIT lin KOYT hreen coyt HREE a na COL vakh CAL lan CAL I nin CAM lin CAN I vin KEE lin, KWAY linn KEE va, KWEE va KEE veen, KWEE veen KAR a, KAIR a CAIR ee CAR lee CAR lin, CAR a lin CAR ra CAR ran CAR rick CAR I gan CAY see CASH ul CASH lin, CASH leen CAS CAS sir CAS awn CASS i dee KA heer KA hul CA hawn CAV in CAV a na KAL ukh KYAR a, KA ra KYAR ul KEE in KEE ir KEE a ra, KEER a KEE a rawn KIL ee an KIN awd CLAY dee CLAN see CLAIR CLIFF o nee KLEE uh na KLO da CO dee CUL yin CUL in KAN yakh col LEEN COL lins CULL um KUL mawn KU wull CUN na reh KUN al KUN awn KRU hur CON lan Kun lee CON leth KUN, KOWN, KON CON nel con na MAR a CON ner e KON nur CON ner CUN ree COR cor an COR ee COR lee KUR a mac/COR mick COR cor ROY COAL ter CUL len koo VEE, koo EE CUR ren

Mac Caba - Mac Cadáin Ó Cáingne Mac Eachaidh Carbry Kerrill, Karel, Coireall, Cyril Cashel Cashlin, Cashleen Catherine, Kathleen Kaitlyn, Caitlyn Catherine Catherine, Catrina Calvagh Charles - Ó Callanáin - Ó Ceanndubháin Keelin, Kaylin, Caoilinn, Caoileann Keeva, Keavy Kevin,Cáemgen Kara, Carragh Ó Ciardha, Mac Fhiacra Mac Fhearghaile Ó Cairealláin an cora - an Carraig Kerrigan, Carigan O/Mac Cathasach/Ceasaigh Caiseal Caislín Cas - Cassan Ó Caiside Cahir, Cathaoir Cahal, Cahill, Charles Cahan, Kane, Cahán - see Kavanagh Kelly Cara, Carra Cearúl, Carroll, Charles Keane Keir, Kira, Ciara Kiera, Kira Kieran Killian, Cillín, Cilléne Kenneth, Cinneath, Cináeth, Cinnead - Mac Fhlannchaidh an Clar - Cliona, Cleana, Clíona - Mac Oda Colin, Collin Nicholas, Colin Cainneach, Canice, Charles, Kenny Coleen, Cailín Ó Coilean Colman Colman, Colm Cowal, Comgal Connery Connell, Conal conan Conor, Conchobar, Cornelius, Corney Ó Conneláin, Ó Caoindealbhain Conley, Conleth, Conláed Connlaodh Constantine Conall - Ó Conaire Ó/Mac Conchobháir Conchobhar - Mac corcráin Gofraidh, Godfrey Ó Thoirdealbhaigh Charles corr corr ruadh Ó Coltair O/Mac Cuilinn Hughey, Quinton Ó Corráin

a cape "poor land" ? tribute or exaction son of Eachaidh charioteer, bearer meaning is unknown castle little castle from Greek, traditionally means " pure" English pronunciation of Cáitlín, Irish form of Catherine from Greek, traditionally associated with the word "pure" from Greek, traditionally associated with the word "pure" bald dim. of Cathal, meaning "strong in battle" dim. of Cathal, meaning "strong in battle" crooked line possibly means "black head" (i.e. dark-haired) fair and slender beauty or grace beautiful birth, comely child Irish word for " friend" either "dark" or " son of Fiachra" son of Fergal son of Cairealláin weir meaning unknown rock little rock vigilant in war Castle little castle curly-haired curly-haired little curly-haired one meaning is unknown battle lord? strong in battle battler the hollow bright headed fiery red brave in sword-fighting; valorous in battle ancient black; dark dark black church from Pictish, ?? ground hardened from trampling/muddy place red warrior? flat place grove of the hurdles meaning is unknown. river in Co. Tipperary son of Otto whelp Norman pet form of Nicholas, Greek victory of the people sorrowful Irish word for girl. (actrice Colleen Moore, born Kathleen) whelp; young warrior from Latin- " dove" from Latin- " dove" "fellow hostage" possibly, "wolf farmer" strong as a wolf hound or wolf lover of hounds can be either "strong as a wolf", or "fair; comely shape." prudent fire chief lord wisdom; chief strong as a wolf the conmacne people of the sea wolf farmer? son/descendant of Conchobhar "lover of hounds" lover of hounds wolf king purple Irish form of Godfrey abettor; instigator son of the defiler? charioteer? round hill russet round hill place name "holly" hound of the plain possibly, "spear"

D Naam

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Daigh (m) Daibhí Daimhín (m) Dáire (m) Dáirine (f) Dairinn (f) Daithí Dallán (m) Damhán Damhnaic Damhnait (f) Dana (f) Dara (m & f) Darina (f) Darragh (m) Dary (m) Deaglán (m) Dearbháil (f) Deasún (m) Declan (m) Deirdre (f) Delaney Dermot (m) Derval (f) Dervla, Dervila Desmond Desmumhnach Devlin Devnet (f) Diarmaid (m) Dillon Domhnall (m) Donagh (m) Donal (m) Donegal Donegan Donnchadh (m) Donovan Doran Dougal (m) Doyle Duana (m/f) Duane/Dwayne Dubhaltach Dubhgall (m) Dubhghlas (m) Dublin Duff Duffy Dugan Dunfhlaith (f) Dwyer

DEI DA vee DA veen DAW reh DAW rin yeh DAWR inn DAH hee DA lawn DA vawn DAV nic, DOW nic DAV nat DAN na DAR a dar EE na DAR a DAIR ee DEG lawn DER val DYA soon DEK lan DAIR dreh de LAIN ee DER mit DER val DER vel la DEZ mund DAS oon akh DEV lin DEV nit DEER mid DIL lin DUN nal DUN a DOE nal, DUN nal dun ee GAL DUN i gin DUN a kha DUN a vin, DON a vin DO rin DOO gal DOI ul, DOIL DOO uh na DWAIN, DWAHN DOO ul takh DU gal DU las DUB lin DUF DUF fee DU gin DUN a la DWY er

Daig Daibhead Davin, Daimíne Darragh, Dary, Dudley Darina Derinn, Doreen, Dorind, Doireann Dahy, Naithí Dallan Devin, Davan, Devine Dominic, Damhlaic, Doiminic Devnet, Davnat, Damhnat Danna, Ana, Anu Mac Dara, Darach Dáiríne Dáire, Mac Dara Dáire Declan, Declán Derval, Dervla, Deirbhile Desmond Deaglán Deirdre, Deedra, Deirdriu Ó Dubhshláine Diarmuid, Diarmaid Dervla, Dervila, Dearbháil Deirbhile, Dairile Deasún, Deamumhnach Deasún, Desmond - Damhnait Dermot, Diarmuid, Diarmait, Jerome Diolun, deLeon Donal, Dónal, Daniel Donnchadh, Donncha Domhnall, Daniel Dun na nGall Ó Donnagáin Donagh, Donnacha, Dionysus Ó Donnabháin Ó Deoráin Dubhgal Ó Dubhghaill - Ó Dubhan Doalty, Dudley Dougal, Dubgall Douglas Dubh linn, Baile Atha Cliath Dubh Ó Dubhthaigh Ó Dubhgáin Dunla, Donnfhlaith, Dunflaith Ó Duibhir

flame, fire Beloved (Hebrew): form of David deer or ox fruitful, fertile fruitful, fertile daughter of Fionn? Nephew of a champion blind deer or ox lord (Latin) fawn Celtic mother goddess son of the oak fruitful fruitful, son of the oak fruitful possibly- full of goodness? Daughter of Fál (legendary name of Ireland) Man from Desmond (in Cork) possibly- full of goodness? chatterer? woman? dark health? perhaps refers to river Slaney without injunction or envy? freeman? charioteer? Daughter of Fál (legendary name of Ireland) ?, daughter of a poet Man from Desmond (in Cork) Man from Desmond (in Cork) Ó Doibhilin fawn without injunction or envy? freeman? charioteer? hiberno-norman name, relating to the place name Lyons world mighty brown lord world mighty fort of the stranger descendant of Donnagáin brown lord dark brown exiled person dark foreigner descendant of Dubhgall (dark stranger) poem; song dark haired dark-limbed, black-jointed dark foreigner blue black black pool/town of the ford of the hurdles dark dark little dark lad brown princess black

E Naam

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Eábha (f) Eachann (m) Eadan (f) Eadbhárd (m) Ealadha (m) Eamon (m) Éamonn (m) Éanna (m) Earnán (m) Easnadh (f) Eavan (f) Echna (f) Egan Éibhear (m) Éibhleann (f) Eibhlín (f) Éile (f) Eileanóra (f) Eileen (f) Eilís (f) Eilish (f) Éimhín (m) Eimíle (f) Einín Éireamhón (m) Eireen Éirne (f) Eirnín (m/f) Eithne (f) Eláir (m) Emer (f) Émer (f) Enda (m) Ennis Enya (f) Eoghan (m) Eóin (m) Erin (f) Étaín (f) Eveny (m) Ever (m) Evin (f/m)

AW va, YAW va ACH an AD an ED vawhrd AL a ha AY mon AY mun AY na AR nawn AS na EE van, ee VAN EKH na EE gin AY var AYV lyen eye LEEN AYL yeh el yeh NO ra ei LEEN AI leesh AI leesh, EI leesh AY veen EM eel yeh, EM eel a EH neen AI re vone eye REEN AYRN yeh ER neen AI a na, EN yeh EL awr EE mur AY mer EN da EN nis EN ya OH in O in, OWN EH rin AY teen EV e nee EV er, EE ver EV in, AI veen, ai VEEN

Ava, Eve, Eva Eachdonn, Hector Etan Edward Elatha Éamonn, Éamann Eamon, Éamann Enda Ernan, Ernest Esnad Aoibhinn - Mac Aodhagáin, Eagan Éber, Heber, Harry, Ivor Evlin, Ébliu, Éblenn, Éibhliu Evelyn, Eileen - Eileanór, Aileanóra, Eleanor Eibhlín Eilish, Elizabeth Eilís Evin, Éimíne Emily - Érémon, Irving Irene, you could use Éirín.  Erne Ernin, Erníne Enya, Etna, Anna, Annie Hilarius, Hilary Émer, Éimear Emer, Éimear, Éimer Éanna Inis Eithne Owen, Eógan, Eugene John Erinn, Erynn etc. Aideen, Éadaoin Aibhne Éibhear Éimhín, Aoibheann

From Hebrew Chava- "life" form of the Norse name Haakon- "useful; handy" ? from the English Edward "wealth protector" art; craft from the English Edmund-"wealthy guardian" from the English Edmund- "wealthy guardian" birdlike iron? musical sound beautiful radiance steed fire ? beauty, radiance from old German Aveline ? Form of Eleanor (Old German? meaning disputed) from old German Aveline, meaning possibly, "hazlenut" from Hebrew Elizabeth- "God is my oath" from Hebrew- Elizabeth, "God is my oath' prompt, ready Form of Emily (either Latin or Old German) little bird ? respelling of the Greek Irene, based on Éire, "Ireland." legendary figure who gave her name to Lough Erne. iron either "kernel" or "gorse" from Latin- "cheerful; happy" meaning is unknown meaning is unknown bird-like island either kernel or gorse born of the yew from Hebrew John- God has been gracious poetic word for Ireland jealousy meaning is unknown Irishman prompt; ready (man's name), radiant (woman's name)

F Naam

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Fagan Fachtna (m/f) Fainche (f) Fainne Fallon Faolán (m) Farrell Farren Fearchar (m) Feardorcha Fearghal (m) Fearghus (m) Fechín (m) Feenat (f) Feidhelm (f) Feidhlim (m, f) Felic (m) Feme (f) Fenella (f) Fergal (m) Fergus (m) Féthnaid (f) Fiachra (m) Fial (f) Fianait (f) Fidelma (f) Fina (f) Finbar (m) Finian (m) Finn (m) Finnegan Finnén (m) Finnseach (f) Finola (f) Fintan (m) Fionn (m) Fionnait (f) Fionnbharr (m) Fionnghuala (f) Fionntán (m) Fionúir (f) Fírinne (f) Fitzgerald Flann (m/f) Flannery Flynn

FAY gin FAKHT na FINE kha FAN nya FAL lin FWAY lawn FAR rul, FAIR rul FAR ren FAR char far DUR a kha FER ul FER a ghus FEH kheen FEE nut FY elm FEH lim FEH lik FEV a fen ELL a FER gal FER gus FAY nid FEE a khra FEE ul FEE uh nut fi DEL ma FEE na FIN bar FIN yan FIN FIN nig in FIN yain FIN shakh fin O la FIN tan FYUN FYUN at FYUN var fyun OO la, fyun YOO la FYUN tawn FYUN oor FEER in ya fitz JAIR uld FLAN FLAN ner ee FLIN

Ó Faodhagáin Festus, Festie, Fantasius Fanny Fanya Ó Fallamhan Fillan, Fáelán Ó Fearghal Ó Faracháin Farquar Frederick, Ferdinand Farrell, Fergal, Ferdinand Fergus, Festus Fechin, Fechíne Fianait Fidelma, Fedelm Felim, Phelim, Felix, Philip Felix - Fionnghuala Fearghal Fearghus Fenit, Féthnat Fiacre Feale Feenat Feidhelm Fíona Fionnbharr Finnén Fionn Ó Fionnagáin Finnian Finsha, Finnsech Fionnghuala Fiontán Finn Finnat, Fennat Finbar Fenella, Fionnuala, Nuala, Penelope Fintan, Fiontan Fennore, Fionnbhair, Fionnabair - Mac Geralt, FitzGerald Flannacán, Florence Ó Flannabhra Ó Floinn

? Malicious; hostile scald-crow ring leader wolf valorous ? friendly dark man manly or valorous strength of a man raven or battle wild creature; deer ? ? From Latin- "happy, blessed" girl; young woman fair shoulders manly, valorous the strength of a man ? battle-king modest; honorable; generous wild creature; deer ever good vine fair haired fair, pale fair, pale fair fair-haired blonde lady white shoulders white ancient, or white fire fair, white fair; blonde lady fair haired fair shouldered white ancient/fire white ghost truth Norman name- son of Gerald fiery red red eyebrows bright red

Galway Gaibrial (m) Garbhán (m) Garvan (m) Gearalt (m) Gearóid (m) Geiléis (f) Gelace (f) Gillagán (m) Gillan Giolla Chríst Glaisne (m) Gobán (m) Gobnait (f) Gobnet (f) Gormán (m/f) Gormghiolla (m) Gormlaith (f) Gormley (f) Gowan Grady Gráinne (f) Grania (f) Gréagóir (m) Greallán (m) Grian (f)

G Naam

GAL way GA bryal GAR vawn GAR vin GAR ult GAR o id gyel AYSH gel ACE GILL a gawn GIL lin GYIL la CHREESHT GLAS nyeh GUB awn GUB nit GUB net GUR mawn GURM yu la GUR um la GORM lee GOW win GRAI dee GRAW nya GRON ya, GRAW nya GRAY gor GRAL awn GREE un

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Gallimh Gabriel Garvan, Garbán Garbhán Gerald Gerard Gelace Geiléis Gilligan, Magilligan Ó Giolláin Christian Glasny, Gelasius Gobban, Gobbán Gobnet, Deborah, Abigail, Abbie Gobnait Gorman Gormgiolla Gormley Barbara, Barbary Gormfhlaith O/Mac Gabhann Ó Gradaigh Grania, Grace, Gertrude, Griselda Gráinne Gréagoir, Gregory Grellán -

Gailleamhs place from Herbrew- conquerer rough rough from Germanic- rules with a spear from German- brave with a spear bright swan bright swan little lad lad servant of Christ green, grey, grey-blue smith smith smith dark, swarthy grey servant blue or illustrious princess blue or illustrious princess ? illustrious inspiring terror or grain grain, or inspires terror from Greek Gregory-watchman ? sun, sun goddess

A - B - C - D - E - F - G

H t/m S

T t/m Z

Speciale namen - Special names Eagle Scout - Knight Rider etc... Indianen Mythologie - goden en godinnen Native American names - Gods and Goddess Indianen namen - Native American names Eskimo namen - Inuït names Legende namen - Arthurian legend names Namen uit de Mythologie - Grieks/Romeins Goden en godinnen Afrikaanse namen - African names Ierse namen - Irish names Schotse namen - Scottisch names Welsh namen - Welsh names Friese namen