Celtic Mythology Names

bitter, beloved, or star of the sea (Marie) and alive (Viviane)

bitter, beloved, or drop of the sea (Mary) and sea-born or great circle (Morgane)

bear, good

good chief

intoxicating, she who intoxicates

intoxicating, she who intoxicates

son of the servant of the devotee of Brigid

She who intoxicates

She who intoxicates

pearl

intoxicating

sweet angel

marvelous, wondrous

sea hill

sea-fortress or falcon

sea fortress

sea fortress

beloved

servant of Saint Maolán

sea-bright, sparkling sea, or beloved

great queen, great abundance, great birth

great queen

sea maiden

sea-dweller, sea-born, or sea-circle

sea-born, sea-dweller, or great circle

sea-born, sea-dweller, or great circle

sea-born, sea-dweller, or morning

sea-born, sea-white, or great circle

sea-born, sea-white, or sea-bright

Great queen, sea queen, or phantom queen

phantom queen

maiden

dear one, beloved

sea hill

beloved, darling, or myrrh

Pure, holy, or flower

Warrior, mythical hero, or 'holy'

New, fresh, or a variant of Niamh meaning 'bright, radiant'

radiance, luster, or fire

radiance, splendor, or new

Uncertain, possibly 'not gentle' or 'bright'

bright, radiant

bright, radiant

snow, bright, new, or goddess

bright, radiant, snowy

new, fresh, desire, purpose

cloud

radiant, bright, or snow