New Post
Search
Help[Opinions] Fiona, Fiadh, Fia and Fianna
Could you comment on these, please?
I used to dislike Fiona because of Shrek (I just never found her all that likable, I liked the donkey!) but the association is fading and I am seeing it as a pretty name now.
If you are in Scotland, is it dated there?
Fiona (fee-O-na)
Fiadh (FEE-a)
Fia (FEE-a)
Fianna (FEE-uh-na)
Fiadh and Fia are Irish (Fia is modern Irish) for "wild, untamed" and "deer". What are your thoughts? Which spelling? I like Fiadh better. She will have to explain it but I guess that with Fia she would always have to explain it's not short for Sofia, Sophia?
Fianna is Irish (not like Fiona but emphasis on the first syllable) means "band of warriors". It is associated with a political party so for that reason I might stay away from it.
Thoughts?
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
I used to dislike Fiona because of Shrek (I just never found her all that likable, I liked the donkey!) but the association is fading and I am seeing it as a pretty name now.
If you are in Scotland, is it dated there?
Fiona (fee-O-na)
Fiadh (FEE-a)
Fia (FEE-a)
Fianna (FEE-uh-na)
Fiadh and Fia are Irish (Fia is modern Irish) for "wild, untamed" and "deer". What are your thoughts? Which spelling? I like Fiadh better. She will have to explain it but I guess that with Fia she would always have to explain it's not short for Sofia, Sophia?
Fianna is Irish (not like Fiona but emphasis on the first syllable) means "band of warriors". It is associated with a political party so for that reason I might stay away from it.
Thoughts?
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
Archived Thread - replies disabled
1