Meaning and origin of the name Fionnghuala
Gender: Female
Origin: Irish
Fionnghuala is used in
Ireland
Fionnghuala
Fionnghuala is a beautiful Irish name with Gaelic origins. It is pronounced as "Fin-oo-lah" and is often Anglicized to Fionnuala. The name is composed of the elements "fionn" meaning "fair" or "white" and "guala" meaning "shoulder" or "shoulder-shaped". Therefore,
Fionnghuala can be interpreted to mean "fair-shouldered" or "fair shouldered one".
In Irish mythology,
Fionnghuala was one of the children of Lir, a legendary figure associated with the sea. She, along with her siblings, was turned into a swan by their jealous stepmother and spent centuries in that form. The tale of the Children of Lir is a poignant and well-known story in Irish folklore.
The name
Fionnghuala carries a sense of grace, beauty, and resilience, reflecting the character of the mythological figure it is associated with. It is a unique and meaningful choice for parents looking for a name with a rich cultural heritage and a touch of enchantment.
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