Aoife
Meaning of Aoife
Aoife is a beautiful and traditional Irish name for girls, pronounced as EE-fa (/i:fɑ/). With roots in ancient Irish mythology, Aoife was the name of a warrior princess known for her strength and bravery. The name is associated with qualities such as beauty, radiance, and joy. Despite its rich heritage and cultural significance in Ireland, Aoife has seen modest use in the United States over the years. Variations of the name include Eva and Eve. In recent years, it has slowly been gaining popularity among parents looking for unique yet meaningful names for their daughters. Its occurrence has gradually increased from 5 newborns in 1988 to a peak of 117 in 2018, reflecting its growing appeal across generations.
Pronunciation
Irish
- Pronunced as EE-fa (/i:fɑ/)
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Notable People Named Aoife
| Aoife Mulholland is an Irish actress and musical theatre performer known for her leading roles in London's West End productions such as Chicago, The Sound of Music, and Legally Blonde. |
| Aoife McCarthy, also known as Aoife Nessa Frances, is a talented singer, songwriter, and musician hailing from Dublin, Ireland. |
| Aoife Doyle is an Irish rugby player from Limerick who plays for Railway Union, Munster, and the Ireland women's national rugby union team, and is also a student at a teacher training college in Dublin. |
| Aoife Foley - Aoife M. Foley is an Irish engineer and the Editor in Chief of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. |
| Aoife Cooke is an Irish national champion long-distance runner. |
