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| Comhghall: | (KOH-gahn or CO-en) "fellow hostage." |
| Comhghan: | (KOH-gahn, or CO-en) "twin." Cowen. |
| Conaire: | (KAW-ni-re) Ancient Irish name, poss. from cu (con) "wolf, hound" + aire "farmer, landowner." Conor, Conlan, Conroy. |
| Conall: | (KAW-nal) "strong as a wolf"; "high-mighty." Old Irish=cu (con) "hound, wolf." Connell. Conall Cernach was a legendary hero of Ulster. Conall Gulban was the great-grandfater of Saint Colm Cille and the ancestor of the O'Donnells, O'Gallaghers, and O'Dohertys. |
| Conan: | (KOH-nawn) from Celtic kuno "great, high"; "hound, wolf" or "wisdom." Of legend, Conan mac Morna was a member of Finn mac Cumaill's band. Six Irish saints also of this name. Conann. |
| Con: | (KOH-nahn)(Celt) "widsom, intelligent." Conn. |
| Conary: | (KOH-ner-ee) ancient Irish name. Conaire. |
| Conchobhar: | (KON-kho-var or KROO-ar) derived from cu "hound, wolf" + cobar "desiring" = "wolf-lover" or "lover of hounds."high will, desire." Conchobhar, Conor, Connor, Conny, Cornelius. |
| Conlaed: | derived from connla "prudent, chaste" + aed "fire." Conlaodh. |
| Conlaoch: | (CON-la) son of Cu Chulainn and Aoife. |
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