Ee-fah according to Google.
Keevah, Ahva, Owen?
Quote from: Sexual Ealing on February 20, 2021, 12:13:49 PMKeevah, Ahva, Owen?Good try and Owen is correct. Eoghan and Seán are the Gaelic equivalents of John. First two are more Qwee-veen and Eh-veen (or A-veen).
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on February 20, 2021, 09:36:49 AMEe-fah according to Google.Correct, first one is Neev or Nieve (as is believe) and the third is more She-vawn.How about Caoimhín, Aoibheann, or Eoghan?
Quote from: Brazilian Villain on February 20, 2021, 12:11:05 PMQuote from: cdbullyweefan on February 20, 2021, 09:36:49 AMEe-fah according to Google.Correct, first one is Neev or Nieve (as is believe) and the third is more She-vawn.How about Caoimhín, Aoibheann, or Eoghan?Niamh is one I've struggled on in the past. Weirdly even after I found out it rhymed with leave (thanks to a kid's book)
Our one-and-only granddaughter who is English born and bred has the name Aoife, I'd imagine that was her father's choice.
Quote from: dave shelley on February 20, 2021, 12:57:29 PMOur one-and-only granddaughter who is English born and bred has the name Aoife, I'd imagine that was her father's choice. Aoife is lovely name meaning beauty as is Cliodhna (Kleena) but my favourite is probably Sorcha.