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Etymology & Historical Origin-Finnegan. Finnegan is the transferred use of a well-known Irish surname. It is the anglicized version of O Ã³ fionnagan fionnagÃ¡n which comes From âthe/gaelicâ finn âfionn, meaningâ. Fair â-whiteâ the an Ã¡n is a Diminutive suffix so âfionnagan fionnagÃ¡n essentiallyâ. means little fair onet is the anglicized version of O Ã³ fionnagan fionnagÃ¡n which comes From âthe/gaelicâ finn âfionn, meaningâ. Fair â-whiteâ the an Ã¡n is a Diminutive suffix so âfionnagan fionnagÃ¡n essentiallyâ. means little fair one
Eoghan is a derivative of the English and French name Eugene. The English and Scottish Euan, the Scottish Euen, the Scottish Evan, the English and Scottish Ewan, the English and Scottish Ewen, the English Ewing, the English, Gaelic, and Welsh Owain, and the English, Irish, and Welsh Owen are derivatives of the name.oghan is used mostly in Gaelic, Irish, and Scottish, and its language of origin is Celtic and Old Greek. From Celtic roots, its meaning is born of the yew. It is derived from the element 'ebor' which is of the meaning yew. The name is of debated origin and meaning.