F names or VERY Irish names - NEVERMIND! ANY NAME!

• 09-21-2009 3:07 PM

  BoldBeautifulBirth Joined on 11-08-2005 Puget Sound Area, WA Posts 630

  F names or VERY Irish names - NEVERMIND! ANY NAME! Reply Contact My children are Grace, Gavin, and Finnegan. If this next baby is a boy, he will be Declan. Tentatively (if I can't find anything else I love), a girl will be Faith. While I think Faith 'works' with the other names nicely (it's a virtue name like Grace, and it's an 'f' name like Finn), I just like it BECAUSE it 'works', not necessarily because I love it. So. I have to meet one of two things for a girl name. It has to either a) An 'F' name, or b) a name equally as Irish to Finnegan. And I prefer 'beautiful' names as oppossed to 'cutesy' names (although I'm sure that's very much up to the individual to decide). Throw them at me! **update** alright, I simply CANNOT find an F name or very irish name that I'm in love with... so how about just ANY name you think sounds good with my other 3 children?

• 09-21-2009 10:03 PM

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  Susan3417708 Joined on 05-31-2009 Minnesota Posts 99	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact I do like Faith, but if you're still looking for a better name, here are my suggestions: Felicity, Fiona, Flannery, Siobhan (pronounced Shavonne and is the #1 baby girl name in Ireland), Fallon, Gemma, Niamh/Naeve, Maeve.

• 09-22-2009 5:13 AM

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  Aleraninde Joined on 08-16-2006 Posts 1,993

  Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact Irish names... I've included Anglicized forms in brackets where the original Irish pronunciation is not intuitive to an English speaker. Aine (Anya) Aislin/Aisling (Ashlin/Ashling) Aoife (pronounced EE-fa, which might be a little difficult - but it's sometimes used as the Irish form of Eva/Eve) Bevin Bree Caitlin Catriona (Catrina, Katrina) Caoilinn (Keelin) Caoimhe (Keeva, Keavy) Ciara (Kiera) Deirdre Eithne (Enya) Emer Fiona Liadan Maeve Maire (Moira) Niamh (Neve) Nora Quinn Shea Sile (Sheila) Sinead Talulla Una Best of luck!

• 09-24-2009 9:09 AM

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  AmiJanell Joined on 01-16-2007 Dawson Edward Born 7/15/08 Minnesota Posts 1,786

  Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact I think Fiona would be a beautiful choice... it's Irish and starts with an F... fits perfectly with Finnegan but also is very feminine, yet simple, like Grace Or the name Fiora is stunning... also Irish and flows well with your other names I also think the name Frances would be a nice choice...  it's not Irish... but it fits well with our other children's names

• 10-04-2009 2:29 PM

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  BoldBeautifulBirth Joined on 11-08-2005 Puget Sound Area, WA Posts 630	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact Eden?

• 10-04-2009 4:57 PM

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  AmiJanell Joined on 01-16-2007 Dawson Edward Born 7/15/08 Minnesota Posts 1,786	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact I think Eden is a cute name... I've only met one little girl with the name. The only draw back is it's very similar in sound to the VERY VERY popular Aiden

• 10-05-2009 8:51 AM

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  MaevesMomma Joined on 02-06-2005 Iowa Posts 123	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact My daughters name is Maeve......I love it.  We had it picked out years before we had Maeve

• 10-05-2009 11:04 AM

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  Susan3417708 Joined on 05-31-2009 Minnesota Posts 99	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact Maeve is a great name! I also like Eden, Fiona, Niamh/Neve, and still love Faith.

• 10-25-2009 7:37 PM

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  Cara24 Joined on 10-26-2009 Posts 110	Re: F names or VERY Irish names Reply Contact My six year olds name is Aislin and everyone loves it. Means vision/dream