Finnian
Introduction
fair or white
Background Story
Finnian is derived from Gaelic origins, specifically from the name Fionnán, which means 'little fair one'. The name has historical significance in Irish culture and is often associated with Saint Finnian, an important figure in early Irish Christianity. In literature, it is sometimes referenced in works that explore Irish mythology.
Letter Count
Variations
Fionn, Finian
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