Aoife

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Irish
  • Meaning
    The name Aoife is often interpreted to mean "beautiful" or "radiant," reflecting the essence of its Gaelic roots.
  • Variations
    AĆ­fe, Eve, Eva, Aoibhe
  • Similar names
    Maeve, Niamh, Ciara, Caoimhe, Eimear
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  • Aoife is a beautiful and timeless baby girl's name with deep Irish roots. Derived from the Gaelic word "aoibh," which means "beauty" or "radiance," Aoife carries a sense of elegance and charm that sets it apart from more common names. In Irish folklore and mythology, Aoife was a warrior princess renowned for her intelligence and strength. The name's historical significance, combined with its ethereal sound, makes it a popular choice for modern parents seeking a name that embodies grace and individuality. As a name with international appeal, Aoife has variations like Eve and Eva, allowing parents to tailor it to their preference while preserving its essence. Additionally, nicknames such as Effie and Ava offer endearing options for daily use. Celebrities and accomplished individuals bear the name Aoife, from gifted singers and actresses to athletes and journalists, further exemplifying its versatility. Choosing Aoife as your daughter's name is an excellent way to honor tradition while celebrating the beauty and brilliance she will bring to the world. It is a name that will accompany her throughout her life, leaving a radiant mark on all who have the pleasure of knowing her.
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