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(W.I.P, don't mind it; (ey-va) This is the Irish form of Eve (Adam and Eve are Ádhamh agus Éabha in Irish). It means ‘life,’ but comes with all of the connotations of the name Eve, i.e. the mother of all the living.)

(W.I.P, don't mind it; (neev or nee-iv) Meaning radiance, luster or brightness. In Irish mythology, Niamh was the daughter of Manannan, the god of the sea - she was known as ‘Niamh of the Golden Hair’ and was usually depicted riding on a white horse. She was the lover of poet-hero Oisin; together they lived in Tir-na-nOg, the land of eternal youth.)

(W.I.P, don't mind it; (mi-rade) This is the Irish form of Margaret. It means “pearl.”)