Brendan
Celtic male moniker
Brendan is a masculine given name of Irish origin.
It was borne by several early Irish saints, most famously Saint Brendan the Navigator, a sixth-century monk whose legendary sea voyage influenced medieval exploration tales.
The name remains popular in Ireland and among Irish diaspora: Brendan's family came over from Cork in the 1920s.
Of Irish-Welsh descent
- GaelicCeltic linguistic tradition
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
- DublinIrish capital city
- IrelandNorth Atlantic island republic
Eire · Hibernia · shamrock · emerald · St. Patrick · Guinness · brogue · soda bread
Route-directing crew member
- voyageJourney by sea
- monkCloistered religious devotee
- explorerOne who investigates unfamiliar regions
- AtlanticOcean bordering Europe
medieval · abbey · cleric · hagiography · pilgrimage · legend · manuscript · Christianity
Celtic
Of Irish-Welsh descent
Ireland · Eire · Hibernia · shamrock · emerald · St. Patrick · Guinness · brogue · soda bread · hurling
navigator
Route-directing crew member
Atlantic · medieval · abbey · cleric · hagiography · pilgrimage · legend · manuscript · Christianity · sea
boy
Young male person
father · lad · nephew · uncle · male · gentleman · groom · husband · him · his
- Celtic SaintsSt. Patrick, Saint Patrick, St. Brigid, Saint Brigid, Patrick
- Legendary VoyagersOdysseus, Ulysses, Jason, Sinbad, Aeneas
- Catholic figurescardinals, archbishops, abbots, bishops, friars
- Irish ChristianitySt. Patrick, Catholic Church, monasticism, abbeys, patron saints
- Medieval FiguresGenghis Khan, Joan of Arc, Marco Polo, William the Conqueror, Dante
- Pokémon charactersAsh, Misty, Brock, Gary, Professor Oak