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AISLINN ('vision, dream') would sound like "Ashlin." Another spelling is AISLING, which would sound like "Ashling."

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12y ago

There are two main variants:

Munster Irish would pronounce it Ash-Ling

Connacht & Ulster Irish would pronounce it Ash-Lin

Either is equally valid.

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13y ago

Allsún: Allison, Alison; used occasionally in Ireland, strongly associated with Scotland.

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12y ago

In Scottish Gaelic it is Ailean.

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10y ago

In Irish Gaelic: aerih (Éire)

In Scottish Gaelic: aerin (Eirinn)

In Manx: Nerin

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Colin Lawrie

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3y ago

Almost the same as it's written

Lay-an-nan

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15y ago

In Irish it's "awlin"

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15y ago

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Anonymous

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4y ago

Leannan

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Colin Lawrie

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3y ago
Almost the same as it's written

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Anonymous

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4y ago

Leannan

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