Finneas
[ˈfɪn.i.əs]Meaning
Irish origin meaning 'fair or white'
Background Story
The name Finneas is derived from the Irish name 'Fionnbharr', which gained popularity through the biblical figure Finnian of Clonard, also known for being a charismatic young man with a kind spirit.
Variations
Finn, Phineas, Fionn
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