How to pronounce Fionn?

Fi-yun

First Name

Irish

White, fair.

Irish Munster pronunciation (Gaelic):
The ‘i’ is pronounced as ‘in’ or ‘it’. In Irish Gaeilge, the ‘i’ can only be pronounced ‘ee’ if it has a fada.
Likewise, there is no ‘oh’ sound with the ‘o’ as this would also require a fada.
The i to o combination creates a very soft ‘y’ sound, as in ‘yes’.

From Irish fionn (older Irish finn) meaning fair or white. Fionn mac Cumhail was a legendary Irish hero who became all-wise by eating an enchanted salmon.

Fi-yun

First Name

Irish

White, fair

Irish Munster pronunciation (Gaelic):
The ‘i’ is pronounced as ‘in’ or ‘it’. In Irish Gaeilge, the ‘i’ can only be pronounced ‘we’ if it has a fada.
Likewise, there is no ‘oh’ sound with the ‘o’ as this would also require a fada.
The i to o combination creates a very soft ‘y’ sound, as in ‘yes’.

From Irish fionn (older Irish finn) meaning "fair" or "white". Fionn mac Cumhail was a legendary Irish hero who became all-wise by eating an enchanted salmon.

Fionn Young

Irish Gaelic

Male

None

None

It is supposed to have Irish/Gaelic origins.

My Grandfather on my father's side was a Gaelic Scholar and it was he who suggested that was a suitable name for me. I was born in
Caithness in the North.
I have to say that I had to suffer some ridicule because of my name
when I was at school and in the Primary Class. As an example ( and you may delete this) I was called "Peeon Dung" So, at that
time, I hated my name

"F" is prounced F
"io" is prounced yu
"nn" stays the same

F-YU-NN its like yum with an n yin
Fyunn

FIONN - FYUNN

Irish

fair , blond

Was a great Irish warrior and king

First Name

Irish

Male

blonde, fair

'FEE' - 'in'

First name

Irish, Gaelic

Male

Name of Irish folk hero Fionn McCool

Funn

Fi-yun - Irish Munster pronunciation.

The i is pronounced as ‘in’ ‘it’. In Irish Gaeilge, ‘i’ cannot be pronounced as ‘ee’ sound unless it has a fada.
The i to o combination creates a very slight ‘y’, as in ‘yes’.
There is no ‘oh’ sound with the unless there is a fada on the o.

From Irish fionn (older Irish finn) meaning "fair" or "white". Fionn mac Cumhail was a legendary Irish hero who became all-wise by eating an enchanted salmon.

First name

Irish, Gaelic

Male

Name of Irish folk hero Fionn McCool

Irish

fair , blond

Was a great Irish warrior and king

fin

Fee On Feeon

Fionn Young

Irish Gaelic

Male

None

None

It is supposed to have Irish/Gaelic origins.

My Grandfather on my father's side was a Gaelic Scholar and it was he who suggested that was a suitable name for me. I was born in
Caithness in the North.
I have to say that I had to suffer some ridicule because of my name
when I was at school and in the Primary Class. As an example ( and you may delete this) I was called "Peeon Dung" So, at that
time, I hated my name

f-yun

First Name

Irish

Male

blonde, fair