The House of Names website has no listing for this as a given name, but Wikipedia shows it to be a word describing an item or a person from the country of Mali, or Malian descent.
It could also be the Ancient Greek tribe that lived near the mouth of the river Spercheios for which the Malian Gulf is named.
Malian
That is the usual spelling of the female given name Kathleen (Irish, from Katherine).The notable variants are Cathleen, Kathlyn, Kathlynn, and Kaitlyn.
Her ancestry is given as English, Welsh, Scottish, Irish
Most agree that the name Haley is of Scandinavian origin and means "brave" and "heroic." The name can be given to a girl or a boy. Variants include Halley and Hayley. Traditional English meanings are the same, while Scottish and Irish cultures add the meaning "ingenious."
If used as a given name it would just be "Lynn" as in English.
Judy as in English even if surname is given an Irish Gaelic form. The native namesSiúán (in the northern half of Ireland) and Sílewere sometimes Anglicized as 'Judy'.
The proper given name (originally English from Biblical use) is usually Delilah, but variants exist such as Dalila and Delila.
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Shawn is a variant spelling of Sean, which is the Irish word for "John"
Many aspects of Irish culture; Irish dance, music, and language were banned by the English along with Catholicism during Irish history. All the towns, counties, and provinces in Ireland were given anglicized names. When Ireland regained its independence, it reincorporated the Irish language back into the culture. Irish is also not a completely dead language, it is not like Latin. There are areas in the country which are predominately Irish speaking and RTE has many television programmes in Irish. All signs have both the Irish and the English versions of names. Learning Irish is needed to pass secondary school. Irish is also a main part of slang: Póg mo thóin=Kiss my butt. What's the craic?=What's going on? What's up? The majority of Irish placenames, family names, and many given names are from the Irish language.
Bennett is an English and Irish language surname derived from the medieval given name Benedict (Latin, Benedictus, "blessed")