Daimhin
pronounced DAW-veenNo. 829 for boys in Ireland in 2025, with 3 baby boys. Daimhin means “little stag.”
More about Daimhin29 Irish girl names starting with D, E or F, with what each one means and how to say it.
Updated September 2026
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No. 829 for boys in Ireland in 2025, with 3 baby boys. Daimhin means “little stag.”
More about DaimhinRare in Ireland: fewer than three baby girls a year get the name. Daireann means “fruitful, bountiful.”
More about DaireannNo. 247 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 17 baby girls. Darcy means “dark, descendant of the dark one.”
More about DarcyDarina in Irish is Daireann, meaning “fruitful, bountiful.” Not in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2017.
More about DarinaDavina in Irish is Daimhin, meaning “little stag.” No. 885 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 3 baby girls.
More about DavinaNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2011. Dearbhail means “daughter of Fal.”
More about DearbhailRare in Ireland: fewer than three baby girls a year get the name. Dechtire is an Irish girl's name from legend: the mother of the hero Cuchulainn.
More about DechtireNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2019. Deirdre is an Irish girl's name from legend: the most beautiful woman in ancient Ireland, who eloped with Naoise.
More about DeirdreDervla in Irish is Dearbhail, meaning “daughter of Fal.” Not in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2017.
More about DervlaNo. 2 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 294 baby girls. Eabha means “life.”
More about EabhaRare in Ireland: fewer than three baby girls a year get the name. Eachna means “horse.”
More about EachnaNo. 10 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 209 baby girls. Eala means “swan.”
More about EalaRare in Ireland: fewer than three baby girls a year get the name. Ealga means “noble.”
More about EalgaEavan in Irish is Aoibheann, meaning “radiant beauty.” Not in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2010.
More about EavanNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2017. Eibhleann means “pleasant, beautiful, radiant.”
More about EibhleannEileen in Irish is Eibhleann, meaning “pleasant, beautiful, radiant.” No. 443 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 8 baby girls.
More about EileenNo. 207 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 21 baby girls. Eimear is an Irish girl's name from legend: the wife of the hero Cuchulainn, said to have all six gifts of womanhood.
More about EimearNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2023. Einin means “little bird.”
More about EininNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2013. Eithne means “kernel, seed.”
More about EithneElaine in Irish is Eibhleann, meaning “pleasant, beautiful, radiant.” No. 608 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 5 baby girls.
More about ElaineEnya in Irish is Eithne, meaning “kernel, seed.” No. 304 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 13 baby girls.
More about EnyaNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2022. Etain means “jealousy.”
More about EtainEva in Irish is Aoife, meaning “beautiful, radiant, joyful.” No. 69 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 77 baby girls.
More about EvaNo. 3 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 273 baby girls. Fiadh means “wild, deer.”
More about FiadhNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2023. Fianna is a girl's name taken from the Fianna, the legendary warrior band of Fionn Mac Cool.
More about FiannaNot in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 1995. Fidelma means “beauty.”
More about FidelmaFinola in Irish is Fionnoula, meaning “fair-shouldered.” Not in Ireland's 2025 tables (fewer than three babies); last recorded in 2004.
More about FinolaNo. 325 for girls in Ireland in 2025, with 12 baby girls. Fiona is a Scottish name, made from the Gaelic fionn, “fair, white.”
More about FionaRare in Ireland: fewer than three baby girls a year get the name. Fionnoula means “fair-shouldered.”
More about Fionnoula