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Name meaning & originLasairfhíona

/la-SARE-ee-na/

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Lasairfhíona is an Irish girl's name pronounced /la-SARE-ee-na/. A radiant name meaning flame of wine.

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Meaning of Lasairfhíona

A radiant name meaning flame of wine.

The name is derived from the Old Irish words 'lasair' (flame) and 'fíona' (of wine). It is a classic medieval Irish name that signifies vibrancy and intoxication or intensity, often associated with noble beauty.

Origin
Irish
Pronunciation
/la-SARE-ee-na/

Cultural background

While rare today, it remains a respected traditional Irish name, particularly in Gaeltacht areas and among those interested in Gaelic revivalism.

Variations & nicknames

  • Lasairiona
  • Lasaír
  • Lassarina
  • Lasairfhíon
  • Lasseirphina

Famous people named Lasairfhíona

Well-known namesakes — celebrities, historical figures and characters.

  • Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola

    Contemporary Irish singer-songwriter from the Aran Islands

    Music · Modern

  • Lasairfhíona Ní Cheallaigh

    Daughter of Cathal Ó Ceallaigh, King of Uí Maine

    Nobility · 14th Century

  • Lasairfhíona McLoughlin

    Irish academic and researcher

    Science · Modern

Frequently asked about Lasairfhíona

What does the name Lasairfhíona mean?
It translates literally to 'flame of wine' or 'wine-flame' in Irish.
How do you pronounce Lasairfhíona?
It is typically pronounced 'la-SARE-ee-na' or 'LOSS-er-ee-na', depending on the Irish dialect.
Is Lasairfhíona a common name?
No, it is considered a rare and traditional Irish name, though it is well-known in Irish history and folklore.
What is the shortened version of Lasairfhíona?
Common nicknames or shortened forms include Lasair or Lassarina.

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