Irish boy name
Manannán Name Meaning, Origin & Pronunciation
Manannán means of the isle of man, sea god. From Old Irish Manannán, linked to the Isle of Man and the sea
Manannán mac Lir is the sea god of Irish mythology, a figure of magic who has a cloak of mist, a boat that sails without crew and a home in the Otherworld. His name is connected with the Isle of Man, which in tradition he ruled, and which may take its name from him, though the link between the two is debated. As a given name Manannán is rare and impressive. Parents drawn to the sea, to mythology and to something unusual may find the three-syllable name and its rhythm attractive.
Variants of Manannán
ManannanManananManawydan
In Irish myth
Manannán mac Lir was the sea god of the Tuatha Dé Danann, ruler of the Otherworld and keeper of magical treasures.
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Manannán mean?
Manannán means "of the isle of man, sea god". From Old Irish Manannán, linked to the Isle of Man and the sea.
How do you pronounce Manannán?
Manannán is pronounced MAN-an-awn.
What is the origin of Manannán?
Manannán is of Irish origin. From Old Irish Manannán, linked to the Isle of Man and the sea.