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Pronunciation of Mcilheran in Austin, Texas
M AE K - uh l - h eh r - uh n
m | sounds like the | 'm' | in 'me' | |
ae | sounds like the | 'a' | in 'at' | |
k | sounds like the | 'k' | in 'key' | |
uh | sounds like the | 'u' | in 'up' | |
l | sounds like the | 'l' | in 'let' | |
h | sounds like the | 'h' | in 'hat' | |
eh | sounds like the | 'e' | in 'pet' | |
r | sounds like the | 'r' | in 'rat' | |
n | sounds like the | 'n' | in 'no' |
Phonetic Spelling:[ M AE K - uh l - h eh r - uh n ]
M
AE
K
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uh
l
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h
eh
r
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uh
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me
at
key
up
let
hat
pet
rat
up
no
Type of Name:
Last Name
Language:
Scottish
Alternate Spelling(s):
McElheran McIlheron
Meaning:
Son of a servant of St. Ciaran
Additional Information:
This was once a common name, particularly in Bute, but is now extinct. Of the McIlherans or Mac-Gill- Chiarans of Bute the Rev. Dr. Hewison says: "Last century [i.e. eighteenth] that ancient family lived in every farm and cot in the district of the Neils, and had their own burial-ground at Clachieran [Claodh Chiarain], near Glechnabae. Now they prefer the common name of "Sharp" [I, p. 139]. [This was probably due to the faint resemblance of -Heran or -Herran to Gearan, diminutive of Gear, Sharp]. The full form of the name is Mac Gille Chiarain, "Son of the Servant of [S.] Ciaran. There were several saints named Ciaran, the most famous of whom were Ciaran of Clonmacnois and Ciaran of Saighir [Seirkieran, Kings Co., Ireland].
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Pronunciation of Mcilheran in Austin, Texas
MAC-kull-"hair"-"un"
kull rhymes with dull
Type of Name:
Last Name
Language:
Scottish
Alternate Spelling(s):
McElheran McIlheron
Meaning:
Son of a servant of St. Ciaran
Additional Information:
This was once a common name, particularly in Bute, but is now extinct. Of the McIlherans or Mac-Gill- Chiarans of Bute the Rev. Dr. Hewison says: "Last century [i.e. eighteenth] that ancient family lived in every farm and cot in the district of the Neils, and had their own burial-ground at Clachieran [Claodh Chiarain], near Glechnabae. Now they prefer the common name of "Sharp" [I, p. 139]. [This was probably due to the faint resemblance of -Heran or -Herran to Gearan, diminutive of Gear, Sharp]. The full form of the name is Mac Gille Chiarain, "Son of the Servant of [S.] Ciaran. There were several saints named Ciaran, the most famous of whom were Ciaran of Clonmacnois and Ciaran of Saighir [Seirkieran, Kings Co., Ireland].
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