Kennedy
From the Irish surname Ó Cinnéidigh
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From the Irish surname Ó Cinnéidigh
Rye clearing, or an Irish surname of separate origin
Little red one in Irish; also the rowan tree
Surname with separate English and Irish origins
Leader, through an Irish surname
White; blessed in Irish
Man in Hawaiian Kāne; Irish surname route is separate
Lover, through an Irish byname
Irish hill name; possibly elevated place
Variant of Alana; influenced by an Irish term for dear child
Friend in Irish; beloved in Italian
Fruitful; fertile in the Irish name family
Little noble one in Irish; other origins also exist
Surname with Scottish and Irish origins
Irish form of James; ultimate derivation disputed
Probably fine or learned in Irish; gift in Hebrew
Irish form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
Fruitful or of oak, depending on its Irish source
Origin uncertain; several Irish name relationships
Little fire
Will and protection, through William
Intoxicating
From Nuallán, a name based on famous or loud
Short form of Honora or Eleanor; Arabic Nora is separate
From Conn; possibly sense or chief
From Rian; little king is a traditional interpretation
Little fire
Meaning uncertain; possibly high or powerful
Feminine form of Brian; meaning uncertain
From the surname Ó Cathaláin
From Cathassach, meaning vigilant
Probably little church
Hound and desire; form of Conchobar
Desiring hounds
Meaning unknown; possibly begins with good
South Munster
From a diminutive name combining brown and dark
Ireland
From Flann, meaning blood red
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
Royal; king
Bright through Chiara; dark through Ciara
Little dark one
Surname descended from Murchadh, sea battle
Possibly deer friend; alternative Germanic origins
Nobleman; patrician
Little seal
Red king
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