Oisín
[ˈiːʃiːn]Meaning
A mythological figure from Irish folklore; the name means 'little deer'.
Background Story
Oisín is a character from the Irish mythology, associated with the legend of the Fianna and known as the son of Fionn mac Cumhail. Oisín's tale is best known in the story 'Oisín in Tír na nÓg', where he travels to the Land of Eternal Youth with Niamh. His longing for home and the passage of time in a foreign land are central themes in his story.
Temperament
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