Names with Irish Gaelic Origins

Quincy: Fifth-born son (Irish), oak wood (Latin)

Kade: Battle (Irish), Judge (Arabic)

Flynn: Irish, "descendant of Flann"; "red" or "ruddy"

- Old English: "roe deer enclosure" or "deer meadow" - Norman French: "council meadow" - Germanic: "counselor's meadow" - Irish Gaelic: "descendant of Raghallach"

Donn: Irish for "brown" or "dark," symbolizing stability, grounding, and connection to nature.

Tiernan: Irish Gaelic origin, meaning "lord" or "master."

Leeroy: Grey warrior (Irish Gaelic)

Oneal: Descendant of a champion (Irish Gaelic)

Kylar: Irish Gaelic origin, meaning "battler" or "warrior"

Paddy: Irish diminutive of Patrick, meaning "devout soul."

Kayla: Keeper of the keys, with wisdom, resilience, and ancestral roots

Bridget: Celtic origin meaning "exalted one" or "strength," associated with the Celtic goddess of poetry, healing, and smithcraft.

Breanna: Irish for "strong and noble"

Kayleigh (Irish): "fair one," "warrior"

Regan: Irish Gaelic for "king" or "ruler"

Slender one who heals or narrow strait by the forest

Earline: Variant of Eileen, from Irish "Eibhlín" meaning "beautiful fairy" or "radiant one."

Wealthy, oak tree, gift of God, dark

Kenna: "Fair-haired chief" (Irish), "Beautiful" or "pure" (Welsh)

Miah: Exalted, praised, or warlike.