Ireland

The name 'Ireland' signifies the 'Land of Éire,' invoking the essence of the island's roots and its Gaelic heritage. Éire is historically tied to the earth goddess Ériu, standing for sovereignty, identity, and nature.

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Derived from the English term for the island in northwestern Europe, "Ireland," which translates from the Irish Gaelic 'Éire' and Old Norse 'land'. It represents the native Gaelic name meaning "land of Éire". The word Éire is believed to have a connection to the ancient goddess Ériu, a figure associated with sovereignty.

  • Popularity: 3,449th
  • Babies named Ireland in the US in 2023:
    Female: 100
    Male: 5
  • Nicknames: Ira, Ire, Iree, Rylee, Ren.
  • Full Names: Ireland Roberts, Ireland Jones, Ireland Smith, Ireland Brown, Ireland Davis.
  • Famous Namesakes: Ireland Baldwin-Model, Ireland Eliesse-Politician, Ireland Brooks-Author, Ireland Sims-Artist, Ireland Clark-Actor.
  • Gender: Primarily a gender-neutral name, though more commonly used for females.
  • Numerology: The name Ireland often aligns with the expression number 7, indicative of a profound thinker, introspective and often seen as wise beyond years. Individuals are typically analytical, introspective, and can carry deep philosophical insights, with a propensity to reflect on life’s deeper meanings.

The name Ireland has gained more traction as a personal name over the past few decades, often found appealing for its unique, exotic sound while resonating well with those of Irish descent or those appreciating European and Celtic histories. Its rarity in name registries adds an exclusive and distinctive edge to those named Ireland.

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