# | Name | Origin | Gender | Save |
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Meaning | ||||
1 | Adair | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: From the ford by the oak trees. | ||||
2 | Aengus | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Exceptionally strong. | ||||
3 | Afric | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Agreeable. | ||||
4 | Africa | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Agreeable. | ||||
5 | Ahearn | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Lord of the horses. | ||||
6 | Ahern | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Lord of the horses. | ||||
7 | Aidan | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Fire. | ||||
8 | Aiden | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Fire. | ||||
9 | Aife | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: A great warrior woman of myth. | ||||
10 | Aigneis | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Pure. | ||||
11 | Ailidh | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Kind. | ||||
12 | Ailill | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Mythical king of Connaught. | ||||
13 | Ailis | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Noble. | ||||
14 | Aina | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Joy. | ||||
15 | Aine | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Fire or joy. | ||||
16 | Aingeal | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Angel. | ||||
17 | Airell | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Nobleman. | ||||
18 | Airic | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Agreeable. | ||||
19 | Aithne | Celtic | F | |
Meaning: Fire. | ||||
20 | Al | Celtic | M | |
Meaning: Diminutive of Alan: Harmony, stone, or noble. Also fair, handsome. Originally a saint's name, it was reintroduced to Britain during the Norman Conquest, remained popular throughout the Middle Ages, and was revived in the 19th century. |