Adair
Adair Meaning and Origin
Adair is a unisex name of English and Scottish origin, meaning: “a river near the oaks.” In Gaelic, “Adair” (sometimes spelled “Adaire”) is derived from the combination of two elements – “Áed” meaning “fire” or “fiery” and “dair” meaning “oak tree.” Adair is also considered a Scottish surname, and it was originally a locational name given to individuals who lived at or near the place called “Adair” in Ayrshire, Scotland. The name was eventually adopted as a given name. The name Adair is a powerful and evocative name with Gaelic and Scottish origins. It symbolizes a fiery nature, strength, and endurance, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name with rich historical and cultural significance.
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