Looking for an Irish name ?

Hi guys,


I once went to Ireland and I met a woman who had a baby girl named after an Irish custom I guess.


I would like to know how it can be spelled, if anyone knows it. She pronounced it "Eefa" or something like that. A long eeee and then "fa" or "pha".





Can anyone Irish help me ?


Thanks and sorry for the mistakes, I'm French

Looking for an Irish name ?
It is spelled "A-o-i-f-e" and means beautiful or radiant :)
Reply:Aoife





"beautiful, radiant, joyful." Known as the greatest woman warrior in the world, Aoife was the mother of Cuchulainn's only son, Connlach. Aoife Dearg ("Red Aoife") was a daughter of a king of Connacht who had her marriage arranged by St. Patrick himself.
Reply:Probably Aoife, which I think is like the Irish version of Eva (pronounced with the f sound instead of the v).





It's a gorgeous name too, I love it.
Reply:It's spelt "Aoife". It's a traditional Irish name and very common in Ireland
Reply:Baily, Guinness, Mcguilicutty, Hennessey,
Reply:Oh how weird is that, I thought you were going to ask for suggestions for your baby name or something %26amp; I was going to suggest Aoife! I love that name, but yr correct that its pronounced Eee-fa
Reply:Aoife. I live in Ireland so I know.
Reply:Aoife has been in the Top 10 most popular girls names in Ireland for years now. I love the name.
Reply:Its Aoife pronounced eefa
Reply:Aoife. Thats the Irish spelling of it.
Reply:http://www.namenerds.com/irish/meaning1....
Reply:Its "Aoife"
Reply:Hi, its Aoife - said ee-fa.


Great choice of name, congrats, and good luck!
Reply:C'est Aoife, vous etes enciente? Felicitations et bonne chance!
Reply:Aoife
Reply:Aoife
Reply:hi my friends called caiti-rose thats irish too
Reply:phripricorn
Reply:Aoife...lovely name :)



Reply:Aoife !


Love it, very pretty :)
Reply:never heard of that name
Reply:F..her

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