i was going my girl sawyer (soy-er) but somepeople have said its not good for a little girl. so i wanted something irish or scottish thats soft and sweet also pretty have any ideas?
I need a baby name irish or scottish?
Most of these names aren't even Irish/ Scottish. They are either foreign names or they are Anglisized versions of Gaelic names and bad ones at that. My advice is to go and buy a book of Celtic/ Gaelic names from a book store that would list the real original name and its meaning.
Most of those sites on the internet list names such as:
Erin, Shawn, Coleen, Cathleen
These are NOT Irish names.
The correct spelling is:
脡ire, Se谩n, Cail铆n, Caitl铆n
However only two of those fit for names: Caitl铆n and Se谩n. The other two are not:
"脡ire" means "Ireland" and "Cail铆n" means "girl". Would you name your child these things? I don't think so.
PS: Lft Trn has some nice names listed.
PPS: Shannon comes from An tSionainn which is the longest river in Ireland. Why would you name your child after a river? :-s
PPPS: Siobhan is spelled Siobh谩n
Reply:Cait Sawyer
Shannon Sawyer
Colleen Sawyer
Reply:I really like the name Sawyer, but if you're looking for another name, I have a really great friend by the name of Niamh (we pronounce it Neeve). I believe it's Irish. I've always liked it. It's different and sweet sounding to me.
Reply:Scottish girls names
Heather,
Morvan,
Morag,
Maggie,
Agnes,
Siobhan,
Aileen,
Ailsa,
Alana,
Alice,
Avril,
Bonnie,
Eileen,
Enya,
Fiona,
Eva,
Gail,
Freya,
Grace,
Helen,
Grier,
Ina,
Hilary,
Isla,
Jean,
Josephine,
Karen,
Martha,
Maureen,
Moira,
Sandra,
Sheena,
Shona,
Senga,
Wilma,
Una.
Reply:My sister has an Irish name Shavonna.
Reply:piimashokolaad is right. Listen to her. It annoys me when people say that names like Madison or Colleen are Irish names. Nobody in Ireland is called these names.
Reply:.A really good name is Madison it means an Irish Goddess
Reply:Darcy
Reply:1 Chloe
2 Aoife Aoife Gaelic form of the name Eve. Aoife was a daughter of King Dermot of Leinster who married the Norman invader Strongbow.
3 Sarah Sorcha, Sive, Saraid Hebrew: 'princess'
4 Ciara Saint Ciara Saint, Tipperary, 679 a.d.
5 Niamh Gaelic: 'bright', Princess of the land of Promise who left with Ossian for the Otherworld
6 Emma Germanic: 'universal'
7 Rachel R谩ich茅al Hebrew: 'ewe'
8 Rebecca Hebrew
9 Lauren
10 Megan Welsh origin: strong
11 Amy
12 Laura Latin: 'laurel'
13 Katie Catraoine Greek. Catherine and Kate are variants.
14 Emily Eimile Feminine form of Roman name Aemilius
15 Shauna Sh谩una Feminine form of Sean/Shaun
16 Nicole Feminine form of Nicholas, Nicola is variant
17 Roisin R贸is铆n Gaelic: Rose, Rosaleen is a variant
18 Sophie Greek: 'wisdom', Sophia is variant
19 Kate Catraoine Greek. Catherine and Katie are variants.
20 Shannon Placename - the longest river in Ireland
21 Hannah Greek: 'he has favoured me'. A form of Anne. Johanna and Nora are variants
22 Caoimhe Gentle, graceful, beauty
23 Jessica
24 Ellen
25 Aisling Dream, vision
26 Sinead Sin茅ad Gaelic form of Jane which is a feminine form of John.
27 Leah
28 Anna Greek: 'he has favoured me'. A form of Anne. Johanna and Nora are variants
29 Tara Teamhair Placename: the seat of the High Kings of Ireland
30 Grace Gr谩inne Gaelic: 'grain goddess', from Gr谩inne, Grania was Finn MacCools betrothed who elooped with Dermot. Grace O'Malley was an Irish warrior princess.
31 Saoirse Gaelic: Freedom
32 脕ine Gaelic: 'joy'/'praise'. Often used for Anne. 脕ine was the queen of the South Munster Fairies.
33 Jennifer Cornish version of Guinevere menaing 'white wave'. Guinevere was King Arthur's wife.
34 Jade
35 Eimear Eimhear Emer was the wife of legendary Gaelic hero Cuchulainn.
36 Orla Orfhlaith Gaelic: 'golden lady'. Orlagh and Aurnia are variants.
37 Mary M谩ire Hebrew: Miriam, Greek: Mariam, Latin: Maria. Maire, Marion, Marian, Molly, Mollie, Moira and Maura are among the variants.
38 Clodagh Placename: a County Tipperary river
39 Claire Cl谩r Latin; 'bright', Saint Clare of Assissi 1253 ad. Clare is a variant.
40 Michelle French feminine form of the name Michael. Michele and Michaela are variants.
41 Caitlin Caitl铆n Gaelic form of Catherine, Katelyn is a variant
42 Olivia Oilbhe/Ailbhe A form of the name Olive which is of Latin origin. Elva is a variant.
43 Lucy Feminine form of the Latin name Lucius.
44 Courtney
45 Louise Labhaoise Feminine form of the name Louis. Louisa is a variant.
46 Holly
47 Lisa From Elizabeth
48 Danielle Female form of Daniel
49 Grainne Gr谩inne Gaelic: 'grain goddess', Grania was Finn MacCool's betrothed who elooped with Dermot. Grace is a variant. Grace O'Malley was an Irish warrior princess.
50 Kelly Ceallach Gaelic: 'strife. Widespread Irish surname.
51 Catherine Greek. Kate and Katie are variants.
52 Leanne
53 Ruth R煤t Biblical name
54 Chelsea
55 Kayleigh Ceil铆 Gaelic: party, celebration
56 Fiona F铆ona Gaelic: 'fionn', meaning 'fair'.
57 Elizabeth Eil铆s Hebrew: 'my God is satisfaction'. Saint Elizabeth was mother of John the Baptist. Eliza, Liz, Elsie and Elsa are among the variants.
58 Alison Alls煤n From the name Alice
59 Michaela A feminine form of the name michael.
60 Ava
61 Eva Aoife Latin form of the name Eve. Aoife was a daughter of King Dermot of Leinster who married the Norman invader Strongbow.
62 Robyn
63 Emer Eimhear Emer was the wife of legendary Gaelic hero Cuchulainn.
64 Molly Maili/Maille/Mailsi A form of the name Mary.
65 Maeve Meadhbh Gaelic: 'intoxicating one'. Maeve was a Queen of Connaught who invaded Ulster, defended by Cuchulainn.
66 Andrea Feminine form of Andrew.
67 Zoe
68 Aimee
69 Jane Sin茅ad Gaelic feminine form of John.
70 Lauryn
71 Maria M谩ire Hebrew: Miriam, Greek: Mariam, Latin: Maria. Mary, Maire, Marion, Marian, Molly, Mollie, Moira and Maura are among the variants.
72 Natasha Russian: 'christmas', a form of Natalie.
73 Rachael R谩ich茅al Hebrew
74 Nicola Feminine form of Nicholas, Nicole is variant
75 Sorcha Sorcha, Sive, Saraid Hebrew: 'princess'
76 Ella
77 Siobhan Siobh谩n Gaelic form of Joan. Judith and Julia are variants.
78 Stephanie A female form of Stephen
79 Abbie Abaigeal From Abigail meaning 'father rejoiced'
80 Alannah Aleanbh Gaelic 'a leanbh': 'O child'. Alana is a variant
81 Erin Gaelic word for Ireland.
82 Katelyn Caitl铆n Gaelic form of Catherine, Caitlin is a variant
83 Victoria Victeoiria Latin: 'victory'
8 Gemma Italian: 'gem'. Saint Gemma Galgani 1903.
85 Melissa Greek: 'bee'.
86 Eve 脡abhla Hebrew: 'lively'.
87 Allana Aleanbh Gaelic 'a leanbh': 'O child'. Alana is a
88 Alice Ail铆s Germanic 'Adelaide': 'noble sort'.
89 Karen Danish form of Catherine
90 Clara
91 Alexandra Feminine form of Alexander, Greek: 'helper of man'.
92 Isobel Isib茅al French forms of Elizabeth. Isabel and Isabella are variants.
93 Abigail Abaigeal From Abigail meaning 'father rejoiced'
94 Aishling Dream, vision
95 Lorna From the 1860 novel Lorna Doone.
96 Georgia Feminine form of George, Greek: 'farmer'.
97 Jodie
98 Margaret Mair茅ad Greek: 'pearl', Saint Margaret 1093 ad. Peg, Peggy and Margot are variants.
99 Kathleen Caitl铆n Gaelic form of Catherine, Caitlin is a variant
100 Alanna Aleanbh Gaelic 'a leanbh': 'O child'. Allana is a
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Reply:Really? What's wrong with Sawyer? I think it's lovely. If that's what you really want then maybe you should use it. After all you're the parent not the people who say they don't like the name.
Sure hope you use it!
Reply:Delaney is a nice Irish name!
Reply:I adore the name Siobhan.
Reply:I found some pretty celtic/gaelic name which I think is what irish and scottish derived from. There's Blair, Brianna, Bridget, Cathleen, Cassidy, Enya, Kayla, and there's a bunch more you could find at babynames.com :) good luck
Reply:Shannon
Reply:It's a boys name , but you could use Ira.
I think it's too pretty for a boy..
GOD BLESS
Reply:I REALLY like the name Sawyer for a little girl.
I think its lovely.
To me, its a sweet and soft name!
I LOVE IT!
Reply:Sawyer is a great name!Hope you use it!Okay..um...
Heather
Natalie
Astor
Tess
Trinity
Cadence
Shawn
Peyton
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