Similar Names For Aidh

• Vaidhvik
• Vaidhav

  Anthor name for mercury, Born of the Moon
• Naidhrua

  Goddess Parvati, Almost perfect, One who is almost perfect, Goddess Parvati
• Vaidhai
• Vaidhe

  Goddess Sita, The king of Videha, Father of Sita, A dweller in Videha (Wife of Lord Rama)
• Saidhanya

  Flower
• Gruaidh

  It means the Red king, from words ruadh (red-coloured hair or complexion) and rígh (ie - king). It is mostly used in Ireland and Scottish. It has many forms, such as Ruairi, Ruairidh and the most common Rory. This was the name of the last high king of Ir, It means the Red king, from words ruadh (red-coloured hair or complexion) and rígh (ie - king). It is mostly used in Ireland and Scottish. It has many forms, such as Ruairi, Ruairidh and the most common Rory. This was the name of the last high king of Ir
• Saidhavi
• Jaidhwaj

  Flag of Victory; Symbol of Victory; Flag of Triumph, Flag of Victory, Symbol of Victory, Flag of Triumph
• Parasmaidhamne

  Lord of vaikuntta
• kaylee

  chaste, pure,kaylee as a girl's name, that is to say: kay-lee. is gaelic origin, and the meaning of kaylee is "slender". of caollaidhe. variant of kayla with the popular-ley ending, much favored in different ways. it can also be used as a combination of kay with lee. see also cayla and kaylin. also the form of kalila. also the form of kelila.,the laurel, the crown,that is not of importance
• gael

  a gaelic person,gael as a girl, the name is used (also, more in general, as a young man by the name gael), is of french origin. the name could be a shortened form of the breton name judicaël, which means "generous leader," or an abbreviation of gwenaël (gwenn "white, fair, pure" and hael "generous"). it can also refer to one of the celtic peoples of scotland or ireland. as a respelling of gail is also the form of abigail.,gael as a young man by the name (less often than the girls of name gael), is of french origin. the french name gaël is a short form of breton called judicaël, which means "generous" leader". the name could also be a shortened form of gwenaël (gwenn "white, and hael "generous"), the name of a breton saint. the term was coined in english that is used to refer to the high lands of the celts of scotland. the scots term gaidheal is developed, probably, from the irish goidel, this can be attributed to the ancient celtic word gwydd, meaning "wild". sounds similar and can also be used as a respelling of gail, which is traditionally female.,the gaelic, irish,gaelic ancestry
• Naidhruv

  Lasting forever, close to perfection
• Gofraidh

  Germanic - God's peace; Peaceful ruler; Friend of God; A variant of Godfrey, Germanic - God's peace, Peaceful ruler, Friend of God, A variant of Godfrey