A sibling for Caoimhe

[confuddledconfuddle]

So I have a Caoimhe (keeva, we are in Ulster so correct pronunciation for here), looking girls names, what should I be shortlisting!

Open to all ideas.

So far on my list is Fiadh but dh is not fussed

We had previously short listed Laoise but not sure if I love it anymore.

Sadhbh
Siun

We are team Niamh 😍

Saoirse

Geez, leave some vowels for someone else.

(Points if you got the Vicar of Diblet reference.)

I love Ròise and Saorla

Oops Róise

math what’s the pronunciation of Eavan? It looks lovely.

Personally, I wouldn't choose another name with a 'v' sound, and I'd prefer not to have a rhyming ending.

Siun
Doireann
Emer
Muireann
Noirín
Eileen
Cait
Mairead

(missing loads of fadas! )

What about

Aoife
Meabh
Saoirse
Alannah
Sorcha
Roisín
Caitlin
Bébhinn
Fionnuala

I have a Máiréad and currently pregnant, if a girl she will be Bláthnaid

Alana
Allanah
Macuisle ( my sweetheart / darling )

math what’s the pronunciation of Eavan? It looks lovely.

E (as in Emergency) van

Ok, some people say ee mergency. And some say eh mergency.

Is it like ee in Easter?

Aedín/Étaín.
Deirdre.
Sinéad.
Aoife.
Neasa.
Síofra.
Caitlín.
Eilís.
Clíona.
Úna
Muireann.
Sorcha.

Macuisle ( my sweetheart / darling )

Acuisle, and it actually means "beat of my heart"

Aoife
Sinéad
Deirdre
Alva
Orla (I have one of those)
Fennella (the Scottish Gaelic version of Finnula)

Surely "Acuisle mo chroí" is "beat of my heart"?

Ee woman

Orlaith

@gwen25 how do you pronounce Bébhinn - it was one of my short list as well but they I heard an alternative pronunciation which I didn't like.

Thanks everyone, there are some there that I can add to my list, still nothing really jumping out at me like how much I love Caoimhe

Thanks pink!

Bébhinn= Bevin.