ClionaĬliona means “shapely” and pronounced as CLEE-uh-na. CliodhnaĬliodhna means “shapely” and pronounced either as clee-O-na or Klane-a. CiaraĬiara means “little dark one” and pronounced as KEER-a. ChrystalĬhrystal is an Irish variation of Crystal which is a gem name. CessairĬessair means “sorrow, affliction” and pronounced as KAH-seer. CearaĬeara is a spelling variation of Irish Ciara which means “little dark one”. CarraĬarra is an Irish variation of Cara which means “dear friend face”. CaoimheĬaoimhe means “beautiful” and pronounced as kwee-va or kee-va. Even in its native Irish habitat, it is sometimes spelled Keeva.
CaitlinĬaitlyn is a spelling variation of Caitlin which means “pure”. CaitĬait means “pure” and pronounced like “Kate”. CaisideĬaiside is an Irish variation of Cassidy which means “curly-haired”. Brónachīrónach means “sorrow” and pronounced as Br-On-uh. Brídīríd means “strength” and pronounced as b-r-ee-d. Bronaīronagh means “sorrow” and pronounced as b-r-oh-n-ah. Brigidineīrigidine is an Irish variation of Brighid which means “strength or exalted one”. Brigidīrigid means “strength or exalted one”. Brigid is the simpler Irish version of the name of the goddess of fire. Brighidīrighid means “strength or exalted one” and pronounced as B R IHJ-ihd. Brighid is the original Gaelic form of the name of the mythological goddess of fire, poetry, and wisdom. Bridget is the most familiar form of the name of the Celtic goddess of wisdom. Technically a pet form of Brigid and very commonly heard in Ireland Bridgetīridget means “strength or exalted one”. Brideīride means “strength or exalted one” and pronounced as BREE-da. Briannaīrianna means “strong, virtuous and honorable”. Brianaīriana means “strong, virtuous, honorable”. Brennaīrenna means “descendant of the sad one”. Breeīree means “strength or exalted one”. Bredaīreda is an Irish variation of Bridget which means “strength or exalted one”. Biduīlathnaid is an Irish variation of Florence which means “flourishing, prosperous” and pronounced as BLAW-nid. Bideliaīidelia means “strength or exalted one”. Bedelia is another spelling. Bevinīevin means “fair lady, white lady”.
Berneenīerneen is an Irish variation Bernadette which means “brave as a bear”. Bedeliaīedelia means “strength or exalted one”. Beathaīeatha means “life, livelihood” and pronounced as BEH-tha. ArliseĪugusteen is an rish variation of Augusta which means “great, magnificent”. AoibhinnĪoibhinn means “beautiful sheen” and pronounced as ee-van.
AlvaĪoibhe means “life, or beauty” and pronounced as ee-va. Aoibhe may be considered a form of either Aoife– beauty in Irish - or Eve, which means life. AlainaĪlana means “little rock, or harmony, concord”. AithneĪithne means “fire” and pronounced as et-na. AislingĪislinn means “dream” and pronounced as ASH-lin. Áine means “brilliance, wit” and pronounced as an-ya. Name of a fertility goddess said to confer luck on its bearer. AineĪine means “brightness, splendor” and pronounced as AWN-ya. AimilionaĪimiliona is an Irish variation of Emily which means “rival”. AilisĪilis means “noble” and pronounced as AY-lish.
AileenĪileen means “bright, shining light and pronounced as eye-LEEN. AilbheĪilbhe means “noble, bright” and pronounced as al-va. Pronounced as ev-lin AideenĪideen means “jealousy”. A name possibly derived from Etain, an ancient Irish sun and horse goddess whose name is still used. AibhilinĪibhilin is Irish from French , Aveline, which means “wished for child”. Spelled this way, Adine could be a relative of either the Irish Aideen, which means jealousy, or the Arabic Adina, meaning slender. You will be able to find the most comprehensive list of Irish baby names for the following categories: Baby Shower Prizes Your Guests Will Actually Loveįor your convenience, this post is sorted in alphabetical order.
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