Briona
Meaning of Briona
Pronounced bree-OH-nuh, Briona is a lyrical gem of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic Bríona—the feminine counterpart to Brian, meaning “noble,” “strong,” or “exalted.” Since its quiet emergence in the U.S. during the late 20th century, Briona has remained so rare that classmates might jokingly assume it’s made up, only to discover its rich Celtic heritage. This delicate exclusivity is like a hidden wildflower blooming at daybreak, offering a secret promise to every little girl who wears it. In her name, one can hear echoes of old-world charm woven with modern warmth, an invitation to step into the world with elegant confidence. Briona stands as a celebration of individuality, inspiring a future as bright and resilient as the legacy it carries.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as bree-OH-nuh (/briːˈoʊnə/)
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