Ruarí

Ruarí is a given name of Irish origin. It is an anglicized form of the Gaelic name Ruairí, which is derived from the Old Norse elements hróðr, meaning "fame," and ríkr, meaning "ruler." Therefore, the name Ruarí can be interpreted as "famous ruler." The name is traditionally associated with Irish royalty and nobility. It has seen some use in countries with historical ties to Ireland, particularly in English-speaking nations. Variations of the name include Rory, Ruairi, and Ruaraidh. The pronunciation of Ruarí typically follows an emphasis on the first syllable, with a sound similar to ROO-ah-ree. Its popularity has fluctuated over time, but it remains a recognizable and distinct personal name.