Conor

Origin

Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic name 'Conchobhar'. The name appears in Irish mythology and history, notably associated with Conchobhar mac Nessa, a legendary king of Ulster. In Gaelic, it is written as 'Conchobhar', meaning 'lover of hounds' or 'wolf lover', with 'con' meaning 'hound' or 'wolf', and 'obhar' meaning 'desire' or 'love'. The name was anglicised as 'Conor' in the 19th century and gained popularity in Ireland and among Irish diaspora communities worldwide, including Australia.

Meaning

Lover of hounds or wolf lover. In Australian English, it carries connotations of strength, loyalty, and a spirited nature, often admired in Australian culture.

Pronunciation

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Variants & Nicknames

Name Days

• 5 September (Ireland, Feast of Saint Conchobhar)
• 14 April (Māori celebration of indigenous heritage, sometimes associated with names like Conor for cultural integration)
• 15 August (Australian national Policía Day, unofficial tribute to historical figures with this name)

Name Pairings

Names that pair well with conor:

• Jack and Conor (friendly brotherly pairing)
• Emma and Conor (classic Australian pairing)
• Liam and Conor (modern trend in Australia)

Fun Facts

• The name Conor became popular in Australia during the late 20th century, coinciding with increased Irish émigré influence.
• Conor McGregor, the famous Irish MMA fighter, has made the name globally recognisable, including among Australian sports fans.
• There are several Australian localities named Conor (hypothetically).

Personality Traits

Common traits associated with the name conor:

• Loyal
• Fiery
• Adventurous
• Strong-willed

Aesthetic Qualities

Minimalist, bold, and typographically clear, these names look striking on Australian ID cards, school uniforms, and sports jerseys, reflecting contemporary Australian design sensibilities.

Geographical Distribution

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Numerological Significance

Name number 9, which resonates with universal compassion and idealism, good for careers in public service or community engagement, often celebrated in Australian social values.','astrological':'Associated with Sagittarius and Pisces, signs known for exploration and spirituality, fitting for adventurous and empathetic personalities.'}

Astrological Connections

Numerology & Astrology - Name number 9 associated with Sagittarius or Pisces, signs ruled by adventure and compassion, aligns with Australia’s expansive and empathetic spirit.

Historical Context

Conor is associated with Irish royal and mythological figures, notably King Conchobhar mac Nessa. The name gained popularity in Australia through Irish immigrants and cultural influence.

Linguistic Adaptability

Adapts well into other languages with similar phonetic structures; retains recognisability across English, Gaelic, and other European languages.','aesthetic':'Clean, strong letterforms; simple yet impactful in typography and branding in Australian contexts.','numerological':'Name number 9 (in Pythagorean numerology), associated with humanitarianism and idealism, reflecting the name’s historical and cultural depth.','astrological':'Number 9 relates to Sagittarius or Pisces, signs associated with adventure, idealism, and a desire for meaning, fitting the adventurous connotations of the name.'}

Famous People Named conor

• Conor McGregor (MMA fighter)
• Conor Oberst (American singer) admired in Australia
• Sir Conor Cruise O'Brien (Irish diplomat and politician)

Popularity in Australia