we have a 9 week old irish terrier and we cant think of a name. we thought about a few irish names and thought mabye we could translate a english name like spunky or brave into Gaelic. so any suggestions or translations please write!!! Thanks!
Name for a young spunky irish terrier?
Clover
Reply:Well there are alot most of the time people name there dogs somthing that sounds right then one day slip up and call it something else and thats its name forever this happens to almost all my dogs-shalou to Guber.Addakiss to Shaggy.Dutchess to runtrunt. So it is really up to you. I will give you some cool names.Irish and English.
Banbha (f) BAN uh va
B茅bh谩il BAY vawl
Dearbh谩il (f) DER val
Finley
Tulla TUL la
Tyrone tur OAN
Slaney SLAY nee
Donegal dun ee GAL
Dax
Addakiss
Bo-grandpas english setter name
Hurley
Harley
Zax
Zollie
Brutus
Racker
Chance
Shayne
Turk
Tuffy
Bracker
Dolly
I like those and good luck name hunting!!
Reply:How about Erin? But first, remember that she isn't going to be a puppy forever, so think about a name for a full-grown dog. Is your last name Irish? Vets often list animals by first and last name.
The site below has names with phonetic spellings, meanings, and a "listen" button.
Best of luck with the wee pup!
Reply:If you are Irish you could look to see what clan your last name falls into.
Casey means brave.
Colleen is very irish and means "Irish girl" (the only more Irish name I think is "Erin" which actually means "Ireland")
Enya (like the singer!) means "little fire"
Keitha means "female warrior"
Nelia or Neila means "champion"
Reply:Whatever you do, don't name it Spunky ;) It's such a common name...I can't believe all the dogs don't get confused.
I would name it something interesting. Citrus? Placenta? Kronk? Can't give any Irish ones though...:)
Reply:Fiona - Fair, white, beautiful
Aednat- Little fire
Cara - Friend
There are many more at the source below. Good luck!
Reply:Molly or Shannon immediately come to mind. Maybe Shamrock.
Why not name her after towns or counties in Ireland... like... Limerick, Tory, Kerry, Clare, Derry, Cork (Corky).
Reply:awww thats adorable! i have always loved the names murphy and riley for a dog! and they are very irish. hope i helpedd and goood luck :)
Reply:Spunky, just like Rocko's dog.http://www.nickelodeon.com.au/toonroom/r...
Reply:How about Seamus.Gaelic for James.
Reply:Xena -- warrior princess!!!
Reply:Conan O'Brien
haha
good luck finding a name : )
Reply:Sancho! :)
Reply:James-S茅amus
Reply:patrick
Reply:I personal Like regean!!! I think u no wat i mean!! LOL!!! : ]
Reply:Beans
Here are some translations:
Aeveen - prompt; ready
Dillon - faithful companion
Keevin - beautiful and fair
Aidan - little fire
Donagh - brown warrior
Keevin; Kevin - friend; beloved
Aideen - jealousy
Donleavy - brown one of the mountain
Keir - dark; black
Alannah - my child
Donleavy - dark one of the mountains
Kelly - brave warrior
Alby; Alvy - white or world king
Donn - brown
Kennan - fair one
Anlan - great hound
Donnagan - brown one of the hound packs Kennedy - ugly head
Archu - hound of slaughter
Donnan - little brown one Kermit - liberty
Arlen - promise
Donnegan - brown
Kerry - decendant of the dark one
Aroon - my love
Donovan - dark brown; swarthy
Asna; Esna - musical sound
Doran - exiled person
Kevin - handsome and lovable
Asthore - my love Dorrie - dark man
Kiely; Kyla - graceful
Astoreen - my little love
Dougal - dark strander
Kieran - dark; black
Bannon - white or derived from woman
Douglas - black and blue/green/grey
Kirby - dark son
Banya - whiteness; paleness
Barra; Barry - short forms of Finbar
Dowd - dark; black
Baskin - red headed or round headed
Doyle - descendant of the dark stranger Larkin - cruel or fierce
Beccan - small Dualta - dark limbed Lassarina - flame wine
Beck - small Duane - descendant of the dark one Leanan - grey lad
Begley - little hero Dudley - dark man of the two sides Leigan - snow-haired
Bergin - robber; brigand Duff - black; dark Lia - grey
Berrin - white haired Dugan - dark lad Liadan - grey lady
Bevin - white lady Dunla - brown lady or lady of the fortress Loman - bare
Blair - dweller in the meadow Duvessa - dark lady of the waterfall Lorcan - cruel or fierce
Boand - cow-white (goddess) Eachan - a horseman Lowery - speaker
Brady; Bradigan - spirited Eamon - wealthy guardian Maccon - son of a wolf
Bran - raven Egan - little fiery one Macree - my heart
Branduff - raven-black Eileen - shining Macushla - my pulse
Branigan - raven Eltin - lively; nimble Madigan, Madden - little dog
Brenna - raven Enat - faithful; sincere Madreen - little puppy. Also slang for tramp or slob.
Bridget - one who is strong Enda - bird-like Mallan - lightning
Brogan - sharp-faced. Erin - name for Ireland Maloney - serves Saint John
Calhoun - resident of the woods Eveleen - beauty; radience Maolisa - servant of Jesus
Calvagh - bald Evgren - ray of sunshine; radiance of the sun Marcan - steed
Cana - wolf cub Fallon - leader Melvin - Irish chief
Canagan - wolf cub Feardorcha - dark man Milish - sweet
Canavan - black head Felan, Phelan - wolf Moira - bitter
Cara - friend Fennat; Finnat - fair haired lady Mungin - long haired
Carey - dark Fennore - white ghost Muriel - sea-white
Carlin - little victor Fergus - powerful and manly Murphy - hound of the sea
Carrick - dweller of rocky land Fidelma - ever good Murren - sea-fair
Casey - vigilant in war Filtiarn - lord of wolves Neely - victor
Cass - curly haired Finbar - white haired Neil - the champion
Cassan - curly haired Finian - white haired Nelson - son of the champion
Cassidy - bright, talented Finley - fair-haired soldier Nevin - worshiper
Catcheen - kitten Finnegan - little white haired one Nolan - noble
Ceara/Cara - fiery red Finnva - fair haired and good Nollaig - Christmas
Cian - ancient Finola; Fenella - white shoulders Ogan - little lad
Ciara/Kira - dark; black Fintan - white fire Olcan -
Clancy - red warrior Fionch谩n - shaggy Oran - grey-brown
Cochran - red lady Flann, Flannan - fiery red Oriana - golden girl
Colin - whelp Flannery - red eyebrows Orla - golden princess
Colleen - little girl Flannigan - fiery red Orna - grey-brown lady
Conall - strong as a wolf Flynn - bright red Orrin - fair skinned
Conan - hound Gallagher - lover of strangers Phelan - the wolf
Connell, Conial - brave; fierce as a hound Garrett - fearless spearman Pooka - mischievous sprite
Connery - wolf farmer Gillon - lad Quillan - little cub
Conor - lover of hounds Glasny - green, grey, grey-blue Quinlan - beautiful shape
Conry - king of wolves/hounds Glenda - lady of the valley Quinn - wise
Convel - wolf warrior Gorman - dark; swarthy Rafferty - wealthy, prosporous
Cooey - hound of the plain Gorman - small person with blue eyes Renny - small and powerful
Coovara - hound of the sea Gormley - blue or illustrious princess Riley - valiant warrior
Coovey - mead hound Gormula - grey servant Rohan, Rowan - red haired
Corcan, Corcran - red Grania - she who inspires terror Ronan - little seal
Corcoran - purple Guthrie - person who comes from breezy place Rory - red king
Creena - (my) heart Hanlon - champion Rosaleen - little rose
Cronan - dark; swarthy Hogan - fire Rosheen - little rose
Cronan - yellow; swarthy Hogan - little lad Ryan - little king
Cuan - hound; wolf Hogan - young Scully - town crier
CuChulainn - From "Hound of Cuchulainn," famous legend Hugh - fire Shane - God is gracious
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