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All Names - Girl Names Only 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Abban: Abbot Abizar: Gold Abracham: Irish form of Abraham Achaius: Horseman Adamnan: Little Adam Adare: From the ford of the oak tree Addergoole: From between two fords Aderrig: From the red ford Adhamh: Of the earth Adhamhnan: Form of Adamnan - Little Adam Aeary: Scholar Aedus: Fire Aengus: One vigor Aghaderg: From the red ford Aghamore: From the great field Aghy: Friend of horses Aguistin: Majestic Ahane: From the little ford Ahearn: Lord of the horses Ahern: Lord of the horses Aidan: Warm; little fire A masculine Form of Eshne from Irish Gaelic Aiden: Fiery Aidrian: From the Adriatic Ailbhe: Bright Ailfrid: Wise Ailill: Sprite Ailin: Handsome Aindreas: Strong Aineislis: Glorious stand Ainmire: Great lord Airleas: Pledge Alahhaois: Famous soldier Alan: Handsome, Peaceful Alhan: Pale Alphonsus: Noble or ready Alroy: Red haired Alsandair: Defender of man Amblaoibh: Relic Ambros: Divine Amery: Ridge; long hill Amhlaoibh: Irish form of Olaf Amnchadh: Brave Angus: From the Gaelic Aonghus,meaning one choice, or one vigor No longer in common use in IrelandOne vigor Anlon: Champion Anluan: Champion Anmcha: Brave Ann: Priceless Annaduff: From the black marsh Anntoin: Priceless Anrai: Form of Einri - Rules the home Aodh: Fire; fiery Aodha: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery Aodhaigh: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery Aodhan: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery Aodhfin: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery; white fire Aodhfionn: White fire Aodhgan: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery; white fire Aoidh: Form of Aodh - Fire; fiery; white fire Aonghus: One vigor Aralt: Leader Ardagh: From the high field Ardal: Valour; high honor Ardghal: Form of Ardal - Valour; high honor Ardkill: From the high church ArIyn: Pledge Arlan: Form of Arlen - Gaelic word meaning 'pledge; promise; oath' Arlen: Pledge Arlin: Form of Arlen - Gaelic word meaning 'pledge; promise; oath' Arlyn: Form of Arlen - Gaelic word meaning 'pledge; promise; oath' Art: Noble bear Artegal: Valour; high honor Arthgallo: Valour; high honor Arthur: Derived from the Irish art meaning 'stone' Arthur was a 6th Century Irish prince Artur: Noble bear Assan: Waterfall Auley: Irish form of Olaf Auliffe: Irish form of Olaf Avonmore: From the great river Awnan: Little Adam Baethan: Foolish Bailintin: Valiant Bain: Short for Bainbridge Baird: Bard Bairrfhoinn: Handsome Ballinamore: From the great river Ballindeny: From the town of oak wood Banan: White Banbhan: Piglet Baothghalach: Foolish pride Bard: Form of Baird - Bard; travelling musician/singer Barde: Form of Baird - Bard; travelling musician/singer Barr: Form of Baird - Bard; travelling musician/singer Barra: Fair-haired; fair head Barram: Handsome Barrie: A form of Barry, from the Irish word for spear This name is given more commonly to men, but also used as a feminine name Also Fair-haired Barrington: Fair-haired Barry: Fair haired Also from the Irish word for spear Used regurarly throughout the English-speaking world since the early 20th century Bayerd: Form of Baird - Bard; travelling musician/singer Bayrd: Form of Baird - Bard; travelling musician/singer Beacan: Small Beag: Form of Beacan - Small Beamard: Brave as a bear Beanon: Good Bearach: Spearlike Bearchan: Form of Bearach - Spearlike Beartlaidh: From Bart's meadow Bec: Diminutive of Beacan - Small Becan: Form of Beacan - Small Behellagh: Form of Baothghalach - Foolish pride Beinean: Form of Beanon - Good Beineon: Form of Beanon - Good Beircheart: Shining army Benen: Kind Beolagh: Foolish pride Bercnan: Form of Bearach - Spearlike Bergin: Form of Bearach - Spearlike Berk: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke Berke: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke Berkeley: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke Berkley: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke Binean: Form of Beanon - Good Birr: From Birr Blaine: Thin Blair: Plain, Field Blane: Thin Blar: From the fields Blathma: Flower Blian: Thin Boetius: Foolish pride Bohannon: Son of Owen Boine: Form of Boyne - White cow Bowie: Surname Boyn: Form of Boyne - White cow Boyne: White cow Boynton: From the town by the river Boyn Bradaigh: Spirited Braddon: Broad hillside Braden: Broad hillside Bradon: Broad hillside Brady: Spirited; Broad Braeden: Broad hillside Braedon: Broad hillside Bram: Irish form of Abraham Brandan: Form of Brendan - Prince, or brave Some scholars believe Brendan means 'stinking hair' Brandon: Form of Brendan - Prince, or brave Some scholars believe Brendan means 'stinking hair' Brandubh: Black raven Branduff: Black raven Branigan: Surname Brannan: Form of Brandon Brannen: Form of Brandon |