Oona

oONA MEANING & ORIGIN

Irish
lamb

Oona is the anglicized form of the Irish name Úna, most often linked to the Old Irish word for “lamb,” a symbol of gentleness and innocence. In Irish folklore, Úna is also a queen of the fairies, which gives this short name a touch of old magic. It later became popular in Finland as well.

Oona’s style

Oona is for parents who want something short and ancient that still feels fresh.

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