Cuaran
Cuaran is a name of Gaelic origin that has appeared in historical sources associated with Ireland and Scotland. It is typically used as a male given name and, less commonly, occurs as a component in patronymic surname formations. The precise etymology and meaning of Cuaran are not definitively established in surviving records, and the form has been subject to variation over time.
In medieval Gaelic documents, forms of the name appear with orthographic variants such as Cuarán or Cuárán,
Irish hagiography and early Christian sources sometimes associate cognate forms with saints or religious figures, but
Toponymy and land records in Gaelic-speaking regions occasionally preserve the element as part of place-names or
Today, Cuaran remains relatively rare and is chiefly of interest to historians, linguists, and genealogists studying