FIONA

[magdmaz]

Poszukuję informacji na temat tego imienia - jaki jest jego źródłosłów i z
jakiego jęyka pochodzi? Czy ktoś wie, kiedy Fiona obchodzi imieniny?

[aniadm]

This girl's name is used in English, Scots Gaelic and Irish Gaelic. Its source
is a Gaelic expression meaning "Fair."

Alternate spellings of the name Fiona include: Fionna, Fyona. This name is the
source form of: Fina. There is one other form of Fiona.
The name Fiona ranked 1927th in popularity for females of all ages in a sample
of the 1990 US Census.

[magdmaz]

Dzięki! O to mi chodzilo i bardzo mi to pasuje.
A tak nawiasem mówiąc to nie dam tak na imię mojej córce, jest mi ono potrzebne
do czegos innego. I mam bardzo polskie nazwisko. Magda, mama Michalinki i
Filipka

[fionna]

tutaj:
www.namenerds.com/irish/
This is probably the name I get e-mails about the most! Many consider this
name "quintessentially Irish." However, it was actually the invention of the
18th-century Scottish author, James MacPherson. He coined this name as a
feminine form of the legendary name Fionn. To do this, he stuck the common
Latinate ending -a onto the name Fionn, and dropped one "n". In Gaelic, unlike
Latin (and other European languages), names do not become feminine simply by
adding "a." In fact, there were already in existence a few feminine forms of
Fionn: Fionnseach, Fionnait and Fionnacht. Coincidentally, the word fiona,
pronounced FEE uh na, is the modern Scottish Gaelic word for "wine" (coming
from the Latin vineus, meaning "vine") Fiona became popular in Scotland and
England in the late 19th century as a result of the author William Sharpe using
the pen name Fiona MacLeod.