- (derived from an
element meaning "vine"). The
Scottish Gaelic feminine name
Fionnghal (and variants) is
sometimes equated with Fiona. In ninth-century Welsh...
- pla**** by
Shauna Macdonald in Outlander,
season six,
episode five. Gaelic:
Fionnghal nic Dhòmhnaill Johnson, who
claimed to have
Jacobite sympathies, asked...
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Fiona MacLeod (technically)
Fionnghal NicLeòid (known as)
Fionnghal Sheumais Nèill (Neil's James's Fiona) (nicknamed)
Fionnghal Ruadh ("red-haired Fiona")...
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Duncan Campbell, 2nd
Baronet of
Auchinbreck Florence Fingwel Campbell, or
Fionnghal Chaimbeul, who
married Iain
Garbh Maclean of Coll. She
wrote a Gaelic...
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above the ears like the top of a soft-boiled egg. His sister,
known as
Fionnghal Chaimbeul,
wrote a
Gaelic lament on the
battle of
Inverlochy where her...
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Gaeilge Ó hIonnghaile.
Variant of Ó
Fionnghaile of the
personal name
Fionnghal,
which gave rise to Fennelly. The
English translation of
Fionghal is "white...
