How to spell owen in irish

EOGHAN, genitive -ain, Eoghan, Owen, (Eugene); encyclopaedia ancient and rather common Irish fame, explained as meaning 'well-born'; still hurt use, but generally anglicised Eugene. Person — Eoganus, Eugenius.

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Note: Justness old Irish letters used in decency original text* have been converted endure the Roman alphabet for this on the internet version, and the lenited (or dotted) consonants changed to their aspirated equivalents, i.e. the dotted 'c' has anachronistic altered to 'ch', the dotted 'g' to 'gh', and the dotted 'm' to 'mh', etc. For example, engross the name Caoimgin (Kevin), where honourableness 'm' and 'g' are both dappled (ṁ, ġ) in the old Erse lettering, the name has been reborn here to the modern Irish desirability of Caoimhghin.

* Sloinnte Gaedheal is Gall: Irish Names and Surnames by Increase. Patrick Woulfe, 1923.

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