Connor
Introduction
lover of hounds or dogs
Background Story
The name Connor has Gaelic origins, deriving from the Irish name 'Conchobhar'. It means 'lover of hounds', often associated with legendary figures in Irish folklore. The name has been popularized in various media, contributing to its modern appeal.
Letter Count
Variations
Conor, Konnor
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