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Fearail (masculine):
Reulfheasgair: (RAYL-es-kar) m. “Star of the evening” (reul: star; feasgar: evening afternoon)
Beanail (feminine):
Clachmhara: (KLAKH-var-a) f. “Stone of the sea” (clach: stone; muir: sea)Deàrrachdreil: (JAHR-akhd-rayl) f. “Shining of the star” (deàrrachd: shining, luster; reul: star)Deàrrsadhgrèine: (JAHR-sa-gray-nya) f. “Shining of the sun”, “Sunshine” (deàrrs: to shine; grian: sun)Deòirchloiche: (JOR-khloy-kha): "Tears of stone" (from deòir, plural of deur: tear(drop); clach: stone)Deòrmhara: (JOR-var-a) f. “Tears of the sea” (from deòir, plural of deur: tear(drop); muir: sea)Maiseinne: (MAH-shay-nya) f. “Beauty of singing” (maise: beauty, grace; seinn: to sing)Reulmaidne: (RAYL-maj-nya) f. “Star of the morning” (reul: star; madainn: morning)
Neodrach (Neutral):
Beinnbhiorach: (BEN-vir-akh) m/f. “Sharp mountain” (beinn: mountain; biorach: sharp, acute)Cruinnreil: (KROON-rayl) m/f. “World of the star” (cruinne: circle, orb, world; reul: star)
Saigheadchiar: (SAI-ad-khyar) m/f. “Dark arrow” (saighead: arrow; ciar: dusky, dim)

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