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RAnglicized from the Irish clan name Ó Raghallaigh; the root Raghallach is usually glossed as "valiant" or "courageous." The soft sound and tidy two syllables made it leap from surname to unisex first name in the 1990s.
Anglicized from the Irish clan name Ó Raghallaigh; the root Raghallach is usually glossed as "valiant" or "courageous." The soft sound and tidy two syllables made it leap from surname to unisex first name in the 1990s.
RAnglicized from the Irish clan name Ó Raghallaigh; the root Raghallach is usually glossed as "valiant" or "courageous." The soft sound and tidy two syllables made it leap from surname to unisex first name in the 1990s.
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