Looking for Irish, Greek, English/Welsh Baby Girl Names.!?
Qυеѕtіοn bу Lilly: Looking fοr Irish, Greek, English/Welsh Baby Girl Names.!?
I still haven’t found thе perfect baby girl name. I wουld lіkе a touch Irish,Greek, οr English/Welsh!
Anу Suggestions?
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Melkorka
it´s Irish
Kylee
Welsh and Irish
Elizabeth
Aileen
Annabelle
Briana
Greek;
Adrienne
Agneta
Evangeline (My friend is called Evangeline and she often gets called Lena which is also Greek)
Katarina
yeah
They’re just some of my favourites
Excellent Luck with finding a name.
I have a greek professor and her name is Eleni (pronouned uh–len-ee) she has a daughter named Evanthea and I reckon both of those names are gorgeous.
Try the below sources … they have some excellent sublinks … from baby names.
My sister’s name Meghan (or Megan) is Welsh. Some Irish/English names you might like are Caitlin, Fiona, Elizabeth, Erin, Isabel, Brianna, Victoria, Caitriona….. There are so many, hope you find the perfect one
I like Lorelai. I want to name my next baby that if its a girl.
Here are some suggestions but this website has tons of name from each origin you wanted…..
http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php?p=asearch&s_gender2=2&s_copt2=2&i_search2=&s_filter1=1&s_syllables=0&s_filter2=1&s_chars=0&s_top_country=1&s_top_nr=0&s_top_pyears=0&s_filter_=14&s_origins=30x45x111x&s_categories=72x130x138x164x&s_mfilter2=1&i_meaning=&s_lastname=0&i_letter=&s_filter_rating=1&c_variants=on
I like these and their meanings…
Cora – greek – maiden
Carys – welsh – like
Kinsey – english – royal victory
Marley – english – pleasant wood
Myla – english – na
Sophia – greek – wisdom
Zoe – greek – life
Sheridan – gaelic – long lived treasure
best of luck
IRISH
Aisling
Brianna
Caitlin
Deirdre
Eilis
Fiona
Liadan
Maeve
Niamh
GREEK
Daria
Elene
Katina
Petra
Selene
Sofia
WELSH
Brynn
Eira
Glenda
Gwyneth
Megan
Rhiannon
Check out some baby name sites that list names by origin to find the ones that you most like. They’ll usually have some pronunciation aid and meanings for the names as well. Check out the ones below for starters.
Keeva, means gorgeous,precious,gental
Teagan, means gorgeous
Darcy, means dark, dark haired
Also Blyth is excellent and so is Payton
My favourites_
CELTIC/GAELIC/IRISH:
Aisling
Asher
Breanna
Briar/Bryher
Caelen/Kaelin
Darcy
Fallon
Flynn
Isla
Isolde
Hazel
Greer
Keegan
Keiran
Lulling
Nolan
Paisley
Quinn
Reagan
Shea/Shae
Sileas
ENGLISH:
Ainsley
Adeline
Amelie
Charlotte
Chastity
GREEK:
Thalia
Sian, Sorcha, Imogen, Dylan, Daryn, Blaine, Rois, Sabia,
Philippa, Theadora (Teddy), Isadora, Nova, Phoebe, Thea,
Agneta, Alexis, Charissa, Chloe, Dimity, Tess, Thais,
Zelena.
Ok here aresome welsh.
Meinir,
Haf
Elin
Gwenllian
Sara
Enid
Esyllt
Eilliw
Eirwen
Eira
Eirlys
Mefus.
Marged
Mared
Manon
Siwan
Carys
Cerys
Bethan
Lili
Angharad
Eleri
Nia
Ffion
Heledd
Llinos
Delyth
Gretta
Loretta
Meulwen
Siona
Elisabeth
Miwrial
Rhian
Rebeca
Aerwen
Anwen
Sian
Caitlyn
Celyn
Ceinwen
Dwynwen
Carol
Ciw
Catrin
Rhachel
Lowri
Plenty of lovely options along those lines! Our own list was composed mostly of names of exactly that sort, plus a few undying classics (regardless of origin).
I’m certain you’ll soon find one that’s just perfect.
Did you want only Irish and Welsh, by the way, or is general Celtic equally desired? To use a male example, Iain/Ian is technically the Scottish form of John, but still not an unusual choice for an Irish or Welsh child. In other words, many, such as Fiona, are honestly interchangeable, despite specific origin (or have more than one accepted meaning/origin).
Here are a few of my favorites.
IRISH
Ailsa*
Aine
Aisling
Alannah
Alastriona
Aoibhin/Eavan
Aoife
Bedelia/Bidelia
Beibhinn/Bevin
Catriona
Clodagh
Devanie
Devnet
Eilis(h)
Eithne/Enya
Elspet(h)*
Fainne
Fallon
Fidelma
Finola*
Fiona* (often related to fion, meaning “vine,” when used as an Irish name)
Firinne
Grainne
Grier/Greer*
Imogen
Isla*
Lachina*
Liadan
Lile
Lileas/Lilias/Lillias*
Lorna*
Maeve
Mairenn
Maura*
Moira*
Morrigan
Neilina*
Niamh
Oonagh/Una
Orla
Richael
Roisin
Saoirse
Siobhan
Talulla
Teagan
* Threw in some Scottish options as well, just in case (many of which have Irish ties/roots anyhow, or are simply used in both cultures).
WELSH
Aderyn
Anwen
Branwen
Bronwen
Carys
Ceinwen
Ceridwen
Delyth
Eleri
Ffion
Fflur
Gwendolen
Gwyneth
Isolde/Esyllt (wasn’t quite sure where this best fit — Celtic myth, Irish princess, Welsh root, various translations LOL)
Mairwen
Meredith
Morgan
Myfanwy
Rhian
Rhiannon
Seren
Tegan
Tegwen
GREEK
Althea/Alethea
Antigone
Ariadne
Calliope
Chloe
Chloris
Daphne
Electra
Eleni
Eunomia
Evadne
Helen(e)
Hermione
Ianthe
Irene (like the less common ee-RE-nu pronunciation)
Iris
Nyx
Penelope
Phoebe/Phoibe
Selene
Theodora
Xanthe
Zoe
I built-in a few from Greek or Irish/Celtic mythology as well.
You can find the meanings of many of those here. http://www.behindthename.com/
This site is also a fantastic store for more Irish names (perfect with background and audible pronunciations, if needed). http://www.babynamesofireland.com/
Hope that helps!
Abigail
Aileen
Amara
Angelique
Annabel
Bridget
Catherine
Cathleen
Ciara
Deirdre
Eleanor
Elisa
Emma
Evangeline
Hayley
Hayden
Holly
Isabel
Joanne
Lesley
Nicolette
Portia
Rosa
Rose
Salena
Bree
Britta
Devin
Kiara
Fiona
Morrigan
Shannon
Tara
http://babynamescountry.com/origins/irish_girl_baby_names1.html
http://babynamescountry.com/origins/greek_girl_baby_names1.html
http://babynamescountry.com/origins/welsh_girl_baby_names1.html
http://babynamescountry.com/origins/english_girl_baby_names1.html
Excellent luck and congrats!
Fiona, Siobhan (she-vaun), Aisling, Keryn
irish names for both boy and girl
girl names-
nan- mean full of grace
nancy-mean gracious full of grace
neala- mean spirited
neely- mean luminous smile,
neil- mean champoin
neve- mean promising princess
nicholas- mean victory of the people
kylan – mean narrow piece of land
seamus -mean cutie
susana- mean lily, rose
jeannette- mean a form of jean , meaning god is gracious
boy names in irish
jayson -mean youre substantial
jeffrey – mean peaceful
josie- mean god will increase