The baby name Seonaid is a girl name, 2 syllables long and is pronounced "SHON-aid".
Seonaid is French, Middle Ages and Scottish in Origin.
Seonaid is a Scottish name that means "God is gracious". It is a variant of the name Janet, which is derived from the French name Jeannette. The name Seonaid has been in use in Scottish since the 16th century and is still a popular name today. It is often shortened to Seona or Seonag.
The name Seonaid is typically given to girls. It is pronounced "SHAW-nid" or "SHOH-nid" depending on the dialect. The name is composed of two elements: "Seon" which means "God is gracious" and "aid" which is a diminutive suffix. The name has a strong religious connotation and is often associated with the idea of divine grace.
The origin of the name Seonaid can be traced back to the Middle Ages when the name Janet was a popular name in Scottish. Over time, the name evolved into different variations, including Seonaid. The name has been used by many notable figures throughout history, including Seonaidh Maclean, a Scottish Gaelic poet, and Seonaid McIntosh, a Scottish Olympic shooter. Today, the name Seonaid is still a popular choice for parents in Scottish and around the world.