Aodhagáin

Aodhagáin is an Irish given name. Its origin is from the Old Irish name Aodhagán. The root of the name is Aodh, which means "fire". The suffix "-án" is a diminutive, suggesting "little fire" or "young fire". The name was popular in medieval Ireland and has seen a resurgence in modern times. It is typically masculine. Variations in spelling exist, including Aodhagan, Eoghan, and Owen, though these are distinct names with different etymologies. The pronunciation generally follows phonetic rules of Irish Gaelic, with the 'dh' being silent and the 'g' softened. Individuals bearing the name Aodhagáin can be found in various fields, contributing to Irish culture, arts, sciences, and beyond. The name carries a sense of historical connection to Ireland.