Looking for names that mean Haired? We couldn't find the exact name Haired, but listed below are some first names meaning Haired or names similar to the word Haired.

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Fingal  (Scottish)
Variant of Fingall: Fair-haired Stranger

Fingall  (Scottish)
Fair-haired Stranger

Fingall  (English)
Fair-haired Stranger; an Anglicized Form of Gaelic Fionnghall, a Compound Name Composed of the Gaelic Elements Fionn (White, Fair) and Gal (A Stranger). Variations: Fingal. (Fingl)

Finlay  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Blond-haired Soldier

Finlay  (English)
Fair-haired Warrior;An Anglicized Form of Fionnlagh and Fionnia, Compound Names Composed of the Gaelic Elements Fionn (White, Fair) and Laogh (Warrior, Calf). Variations: Finley. (Fin-lay)

Finley  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Fair Haired One

Finley  (Gaelic)
Fair-haired (Findlay, Findley)

Finola  (Celtic/Gaelic)
White Haired

Fiona  (Celtic)
Fair-complected or Fair-haired

Fionnbharr  (Irish)
Variant of Finbar: Blond-haired; Handsome

Fionnla  (Scottish)
Variant of Fionnlagh: Fair-haired Soldier

Fionnlagh  (Scottish)
Fair-haired Soldier

FIynn  (Gaelic)
Son of the Red Haired One

Flaine  (Irish)
Variant of Flannery: Red-haired

Flann  (Gaelic)
Red Haired

Flann  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Son of the Red-haired Man

Flanna  (Irish)
Red Haired

Flannan  (Irish)
Variant of Flannery: Red-haired

Flannery  (Irish)
Red-haired

Flavia  (Latin)
Variant of Flavian: Yellow-haired

Flavian  (English)
Yellow-haired

Flavian  (Latin)
Yellow-haired

Flavien  (Latin)
Variant of Flavian: Yellow-haired

Flavio  (Latin)
Variant of Flavian: Yellow-haired

Flin  (Gaelic)
Son of the Red Haired One

Flin  (Irish)
Variant of Flynn: Son of a Red-haired Man

Flinn  (Irish)
Son of a Red-haired Man

Flyn  (Irish)
Son of a Red-haired Man

Flynn  (Irish)
Son of a Red-haired Man. Surname

Flynn  (Gaelic)
Son of the Red-haired One

Frisa  (English)
Curly - Haired

Gilroy  (Scottish)
Servant of the Red-haired Lad; Used As a Surname, Thought to Be Derived from the Gaelic Gill Ruaidh (Servant of the Red-haired Lad). (Gil-roy)

Gilroy  (Celtic)
Serves the Red Haired Lord

Gilroy  (Gaelic)
Serves the Red-haired One, or Ervant of the Man With Red Hair. Both As a Surname and Given Name

Giollaruaidh  (Gaelic)
Serves the Red Haired One

Graden  (English)
Gray-haired: Son of the Gray Family; Son of Gregory

Gradon  (English)
Gray-haired: Son of the Gray Family; Son of Gregory

Gray  (English)
Gray-haired

Graysen  (English)
Gray-haired: Son of the Gray Family; Son of Gregory

Grayson  (English)
Son of the Grey-haired One

Grayson  (English)
Son of the Reeve or Gray-haired: Son of the Gray Family; Son of Gregory

Grey  (English)
Gray-haired

Greyson  (English)
Gray-haired: Son of the Gray Family; Son of Gregory

Gricelda  (German)
Gray; Gray-haired. Italian Author Giovanni Boccaccio Used the Name for an Exceptionally Patient Fictional Wife - Thus the Expression 'Patience of Griselda'

Gricelda  (Latin)
Gray; Gray-haired

Griffeth  (Welsh)
Red Haired

Griselda  (Latin)
Gray; Gray-haired. Italian Author Giovanni Boccaccio's Used the Name for an Exceptionally Patient Wife - Thus the Expression 'Patience of Griselda

Griselda  (Teutonic)
Gray Haired Heroine

Griselde  (Teutonic)
Gray Haired Heroine

Griseldis  (Teutonic)
Gray Haired Heroine

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