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Meaning of the Name Aine |
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The first name Aine is of Irish, Celtic, Celtic/Gaelic origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
Irish: Ardent. Variant of Eshne: Little Fire, from Irish GaelicCeltic: Fire or JoyCeltic/Gaelic: Joy, ArdentIrish: Joy,Praise,FastingSimilar Names
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