Irish girl name
Lasairfhíona Name Meaning, Origin & Pronunciation
Lasairfhíona means flame of wine. From lasair, 'flame', and fíon, 'wine'
Lasairfhíona is an Irish name built from two vivid words, lasair for flame and fíon for wine, giving a picture of a glowing wine-red light. It is a modern Irish-language name rather than a saint's name, popular among families who enjoy compound names with poetic imagery. The spelling is long, so many choose Lasairíona or shorten it to the pet form Lasair. The stress comes on the second syllable of the name, and the final part is sounded like Irish fíona, not a hard English ending. It is very uncommon abroad, which makes it distinctive for an Irish-speaking household.
Computer-generated voice, as a guide to pronunciation.
Variants of Lasairfhíona
LasairionaLasairíonaLassarinaLasarfhiona
Lasairfhíona popularity: Ireland vs the US
Lasairfhíona does not appear in the official Irish or US baby name rankings, which only list names given to a handful of babies a year. It is a rare choice in both countries.
Data: US Social Security Administration (public domain) and Central Statistics Office, Ireland (CC BY 4.0). Irish accented spellings (such as Síle) are only recorded from 2018, so earlier years combine spellings.
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Lasairfhíona mean?
Lasairfhíona means "flame of wine". From lasair, 'flame', and fíon, 'wine'.
How do you pronounce Lasairfhíona?
Lasairfhíona is pronounced LAS-ar-EE-na.
What is the origin of Lasairfhíona?
Lasairfhíona is of Irish origin. From lasair, 'flame', and fíon, 'wine'.