Aoibhinn
Meaning of Aoibhinn
Aoibhinn is a beautiful and unique name of Irish origin, traditionally given to girls. Pronounced as AY-veen (/eɪ.vi:n/), Aoibhinn carries a melodic and enchanting quality that reflects its Gaelic roots. The name is often associated with joy and radiance, making it a delightful choice for a newborn. A notable variation of Aoibhinn is Eavan, which retains the same charming essence while offering an alternative spelling. Despite its rich cultural heritage, Aoibhinn remains relatively rare in the United States, with only six occurrences in 2022, ranking at 13,572. This rarity adds to its appeal for parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
Irish
- Pronunced as AY-veen (/eɪ.vi:n/)
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Notable People Named Aoibhinn
| Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin is an Irish academic, teacher, broadcaster, and high-profile science communicator who also won the Rose of Tralee contest in 2005 and has been appointed to chair a national forum on biodiversity loss. |
