Celtic girls' names (pref Scottish) that don't end with "ah" sound

[CurlyCasperReturns]

As the title says.

Our favourite first name ends in an "ah" sound and I don't want the middle name to repeat that. I love, but have therefore ruled out:

Iona
Isla
Ailsa
Cara
Mara
Caiomhe
Aoife

and so on.

I'd rather hear other name ideas, than give the first and have people make suggestions to "match". Please help - this my chance to stamp my celtic roots onto our baby. I'm Scottish, so would prefer that, but OH is part Irish, so that's ok too.

[hf128219]

Morag

[gibbberish]

Eileidh
Kirsty
Mharie

[gibbberish]

Niamh

[giraffesCantCeilidhDance]

Eilidh is a great name

[gibbberish]

Oops I spelt it wrong sorry

[Lemonmeringue]

Roisin
Mairead

More Scottishly, second vote for Morag.

[dizzydixies]

Ishbel
Muiranne
Heather
Eibhlin

[dizzydixies]

Maeve
Maude
Shona/Rhona although both ah sounds sorry
Ffionn

[foreverastudent]

Ceilidh
Aileen
Ailith
Ailish
Arran
Skye
Blair
Elspeth
Emer
Erin
Vhairi
Morven
Kathleen
Kirsteen
Sinead
Siobhan

[skidoodle]

Muireann

[TrinityIsFuckingTrying]

vhairi is actually spelt mhairi but spoken with a 'v' as mh is v

erin?

[dizzydixies]

fireverastudent - ceilidh is a dance surely

love morven though

[giraffesCantCeilidhDance]

People would probably spell ceilidh kayleigh all the time.

Morven is my baby sisters name.

[poppeto]

Love Muirann

[mumhadenough]

Murrin or Mirrin?

[mathanxiety]

Seonaid

[blinks]

senga (joking)

bonnie (not joking- love it)

maggie

jaime/jamie

[CurlyCasperReturns]

great - plenty of food for thought.

Morag was my first car
Maggie, Eilidh and Morven are all relatives...

I love some of the others - will run them past OH. Thanks.

(he has already vetoed mhairi - and I love it )

[decena]

Ailidh?

Seonaid is often pronounced shona so that is back to "a" sound.

[katiepotatie]

Corrie
Aileen
Maggie
Ailie
Skye

[blushingm]

Rhiannon
Mairwen
Erin
Mary
Sioned
Niamh
Bronwyn/Bronwen
Gwen
Arianwen
Rhianwen

[5DollarShake]

Isobel.

Please don't blight your child with the name Morag.

[CurlyCasperReturns]

Don't worry - I went to school with some Morags and have bad enough memories!

Ailis is winning favour in this household.

sorry blushing was looking for Scottish and maybe Irish, but not Welsh. (neither of us is welsh) as lovely as your suggestions are.

[SoMuchToBits]

Kirsty
Mairi
Roisin
Niamh
Siobhan
Eilidh
Aisling
Caitlin (with the proper Irish pronunciation Cat-LEEN)