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Last updated 10 Nov 2006 | Copyright © 2002-2006 by Sharon L. Krossa. All rights reserved. |
An Irish Gaelic man could use two different kinds of bynames (surnames) in his name. The kind created by this generator a clan affiliation byname indicated what clan he belonged to, which would be the same clan as his father's clan.
To create an Irish Gaelic name for a man using his clan affiliation, select a given name (first name) for him from the pop up list on the left and a clan affiliation (should be his father's) from the pop up list on the right, below. That's all there is to it -- the correct grammatical changes have already been made to his clan affiliation. For pronunciation information and documentation for the resulting full name, click on "Get Name Info", below.