Ciara
Dark; black
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Dark; black
Girl
Little wolf; little hound
Origin uncertain; possibly chariot and son
Fruitful; fertile in the Irish name family
Wild; deer
White; blessed
Form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
Ciar’s people
Little noble one in Irish; other origins also exist
Origin disputed; possibly fury, hero, or cloud
Golden ruler
Traditional interpretation: little king
Little rose
Freedom
Irish form of James; ultimate derivation disputed
From the River Shannon; ultimate origin uncertain
Probably fine or learned in Irish; gift in Hebrew
Probably fine; good; learned
The Lord is gracious
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
Irish form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
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
Fruitful or of oak, depending on its Irish source
Daughter of Fál
Meaning unknown; without envy is a traditional proposal
Ruler of the world
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