Caitríona
Irish form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
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Irish form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
Fruitful or of oak, depending on its Irish source
Origin uncertain; several Irish name relationships
Possibly one strength
Possibly light, white, or rock
Radiance; brilliance
Dream; vision
Fire
High valor
White or blessed woman
Little flower
Raven
Possibly battle man
Fair one
Slender; white or blessed
Dear; beloved; gentle
Little slender one
Loving
Battle and rule
From the River Clodiagh
Dove
Rule of a wolf
Heart
Fruitful; fertile
Swiftness; nimbleness
Calf; fawn
Daughter of Fál
Meaning unknown; without envy is a traditional proposal
Ruler of the world
Brown + battle
Life; breath, through Eve
Swan
Possibly bird
Beauty and white or blessed
Form of Elizabeth, or sometimes Alice
Form of Emer; meaning unknown
Possibly kernel or grain
Possibly born of yew; alternative derivation from Eugenius
The Lord is gracious
Possibly jealousy or passion
Little wolf
Man of valor
Man of vigor
Possibly raven, or battle and king
White or fair head
Possibly white fire or white ancient
White; blessed
White shoulder
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