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As for Irish: If as a given name it would be the same.
If it's a surname it can be of two origins:
- the Anglo-Norman Warren (de Warenne) which was gaelicized as Bharain;
- an anglicized form of Marrinane (Ó Marannáin or Ó Marnáin) in Kenmare.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 13y agoIn Irish it's "cogadh"
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