Gaelic Names

great fighter, spirit of battle, or descendant of Cadan

slender, fair, or pure

born of fire, handsome

battle, warrior

ancient, enduring

little dark one

little dark one

Little church; bright-headed; war, strife

descendant of Comhghan

dove

cub, or a diminutive of Nicholas (people's victory)

son of Nicholas

Son of Colin; young dog

victory of the people

cub, whelp, or dove

bent, crooked

lord of the hounds

little wolf, little hound

chief, leader, counsel

strong wolf, or hound/wolf

bravery, valor, or chief

Lover of hounds; high desire

purple/ruddy one

from the hollow

swamp, marsh, or reed

servant of Patrick

cow herd, cow hill, or cowl (hood)

crane, heron

rock, crag

small, humble

son of Crother

hound, wolf

little hound, little wolf

holly tree; dove; or from the narrow place

dove

wood, forest; dove; handsome; servant of Columba

come, arrival, or possibly a variant of Cummin (cumin spice)

bent, crooked, or winding

from the valley

blind

Southerner; from the south

dark one

Oak tree, or dark/black

dark-skinned, dark-haired

divine, heavenly

sorrow, sadness, or wanderer

Sorrow, broken-hearted, or perhaps 'raging one'

man of prayer