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| Tuesday, 14 October 2008 12:52 |
What is in a Name, Lad?: Irish Baby Names for Your ChildThe long wait is finally over because you already have your bundle of joy right in your arms. Having a baby may be one of the most rewarding thoughts that a couple may have in their entire lives. Of course, something so precious deserves a name as precious as your child. However, picking a name for your baby is also one of the most difficult things to do for a couple, especially those who have a baby for the first time. If you are one of these couples which seriously think of names which sound unique and special for your baby, then you might want to opt for Irish baby names for your child. People from different parts of the world want to have their babies have an Irish tone into their names, making Irish baby names one of the most popular name choices in the world. If you are still clueless about the name that you are going to give your child, here are some options that you might want to consider. These names are the most popular ones being considered by couples to give their babies once they say hello to this world. If your little bundle of joy is a boy, there are several names that you might want to call him. One of the most popular name for babies is Aidan. This wonderful name has an Irish Gaelic origin, and it means ‘fire,’ or ‘little fiery one.’ If you remember your beloved baby as one who is feisty while you are taking care of him in our womb, then you might want to name him as such. Your baby will even have the actor Aidan Quinn as his namesake. Another option for you to name your baby boy is Ronan. This name also has an Irish Gaelic origin which means ‘little seal.’ As we all know, Irish popstar Ronan Keating will be one of the namesakes of your child once you name him as such. For a more contemporary touch to your baby’s name, you can name your baby Ryan or Sean. Ryan means kingly, and Sean is an Irish counterpart of John, which means ‘the Lord is gracious.’ These are the more contemporary equivalents of the Old Irish names mentioned. If you have a darling baby girl, here are some options for you to name her. If you want your baby girl to sound royal, Ailionora is one name that you can give her. This was a name which was borne to noblewomen during the early times of Ireland. Rois, which is a variant of the name Rose, is another wonderful option for a name. Both of these words have an Old Irish Gaelic origin. However, the names Riley and Keira are two of the most popular contemporary Irish names. Riley, which is known to be an Irish surname, is now considered as a baby girl’s name, which means rye. On the other hand, Keira, which has several spelling variations including Kaira or Kyra, means dark-haired. All of these names are considered very beautiful options to name your baby. Remember to choose what you think is the best name for your babies to make them feel special. |
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