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Hi Finndabhair,
I found the name Fionnabhair in the book "Celtic Baby Names" by Judy Sierra:
Fionnabhair f. (fyuhn-OOR)
From the Old Irish name Finnabarr: finn = 'bright, fair' + siabhre = 'phantom, fairy', the Irish equivalent of the Welsh Gwenhwyfar (Guenivere). A legendary Finnabarr was daughter of King Aillil and Queen Maeve of Connacht.
/ Satu
www.nordicnames.de
I found the name Fionnabhair in the book "Celtic Baby Names" by Judy Sierra:
Fionnabhair f. (fyuhn-OOR)
From the Old Irish name Finnabarr: finn = 'bright, fair' + siabhre = 'phantom, fairy', the Irish equivalent of the Welsh Gwenhwyfar (Guenivere). A legendary Finnabarr was daughter of King Aillil and Queen Maeve of Connacht.
/ Satu
www.nordicnames.de
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