finn-
[Irish, fair, bright, white, lustrous, light-hued]
Most common Old Irish spelling whose variant is find, find-. Names may incorporate finn- or find- as a prefix, while others are encountered more often with the Modern Irish fionn, fionn-.
finn
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finn-
[Irish, fair, bright, white, lustrous, light-hued]
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 | finn |
| Finneman (family name) |
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