Names
Names in Banba and Hyberian usually consist of a given name and a byname.
A given name is a name that is assumed by a person at or after birth. As opposed to a family name, it is generally not inherited. The given name precedes the family name, given names are called first names or forenames.
A byname is a secondary name used to further identify a person. They are often nicknames (for example Conn of the Hundred Battles) or patronyms (for example Mungan, son of Garbhan ). Bynames can be considered surnames when they are inherited from one generation to the next.
A patronym (or patronymic) is a name derived from the name of the father or another paternal ancestor.
Brythonic Names
Brythonic names were used by residents of Albion and Cyrmu. Brythonic names normally consisted of a given name and a patronym.
| Men's Names | Women's Names | |||
|
Ailde |
Coll |
Eòghnaidh |
Mungan | Beathag |
|
Ailean |
Colla |
Eònan |
Murchadh | Borgach |
|
Ailpein |
Còmhall |
Eòran |
Murdaigean | Brianag |
|
Airril |
Còmhan |
Failbhe |
Naoghas | Brìghde |
|
Amhalghaidh |
Conall |
Faolagan |
Naoise | Caitir |
|
Angaidh |
Conan |
Faolan |
Naomhan | Caoimhe |
|
Aodh |
Conchar |
Fearchar |
Neachdainn | Ceana |
|
Aodhagan |
Conn |
Feargan |
Neas | Ceanag |
|
Aodhan |
Corc |
Fearghas |
Neasan | Dearbhail |
|
Aoidhean |
Cormag |
Finnean |
Niall | Dearshul |
|
Aonghas |
Cosgrach |
Fìonan |
Niallghas | Doileag |
|
Aonghasan |
Cuirealan |
Fionghan |
Nilidh | Dolidh |
|
Armadal |
CuradanDàn |
Fionn |
Ninean | Eamhhair |
|
Art |
Diarmad |
Fionnchan |
Ninnidh | Eimhir |
|
Artagan |
Diocail |
Fionnghal |
Odhran | Eithne |
|
Artair |
Dobharcu |
Fionnlagan |
Oisean | Fionnaghal |
|
Athairne |
Dolaidh |
Fionnlagh |
Oisian | Fionnghuala |
|
Baodan |
Dòmhnallaidh |
Fionntan |
Onchu | Gormal |
|
Baoithein |
Dòmhnallan |
Flannagan |
Rodachan | Gràinne |
|
Barra |
Donaidh |
Fotadh |
Rodaidh | Latharna |
|
Bearach |
Donnach |
Gabhran |
Ròidh | Malamhìn |
|
Beatan |
Donnan |
Garbhan |
Roithridh | Malmhìn |
|
Beathan |
Donnchadh |
Gilleasbachan |
Rònan | Meadhbh |
|
Beisdean |
Donnchaidh |
Gilleasp gil |
Ros | Mòr |
|
Blàr |
Donnghail |
Gòrdan |
Ruairidh | Mòrag |
|
Blàthan |
Drostan |
Gormal |
Ruarachan | Mordag |
|
Boisil |
Dubh |
Guaire |
Scotaidh | Muireall |
|
Brandubh |
Dubhagan |
Guinnein |
Sealbhach | Mùirne |
|
Breandan |
Dubhshìth |
Guirmean |
Searc | Oighrig |
|
Brian |
Dubhthach |
Hùisdean |
Sèitheach | Ròs |
|
Brianan |
Dùghall |
Iùrnan |
Sionn | Seàrlaid |
|
Cailean |
Dùghlas |
Lachaidh |
Sòlas | Sidheag |
|
Cairbre |
Duibhne |
Lachann |
Suibhne | Sìleas |
|
Caireall |
Dunlèibhe doon |
Lachlainn |
Taog | Slàine |
|
Camran |
Eachainn |
Lachlann |
Taraghlan | Slàinidh |
|
Caoilte |
Eachann |
Laise |
Taran | Slàinte |
|
Caorall |
Eacharn |
Latharn |
Teàrlach | Sorcha |
|
Carmag |
Eadan |
Luag |
Teàrlaidh | Teàrlag |
|
Catan |
Earc |
Lulach |
Torradan | Una |
|
Cathal |
Earnan |
Machar |
Truinnean | |
|
Cathalan |
Eircheard |
Macrath mahc |
Uallas | |
|
Cè |
Eochagan |
Madadh |
Ualraig | |
|
Ceallach |
Eochaidh |
Maolsneachta mool |
Uisdean | |
|
Cesan |
Eògan |
Maon |
||
|
Ciaran |
Eoghanan |
Moireach |
||
|
Coinneach |
Eòghann |
Muireach |
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