O'Hara
Gaelic family name
O'Hara is an Irish surname meaning "descendant of Eaghra." It appears in notable figures across literature and entertainment—Scarlett O'Hara, the heroine of *Gone with the Wind*; John O'Hara, the American novelist; Maureen O'Hara, the Irish-American actress.
The apostrophe marks the Gaelic patronymic prefix, anglicized from Ó.
Celtic linguistic tradition
- CelticOf Irish-Welsh descent
- clanRelated group sharing ancestry
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- genealogyStudy of family descent
shamrock · emerald · Dublin · Eire · Hibernia · brogue · O'Reilly · O'Connor
Intense red color
- Gone with the WindCivil War era epic
- TaraIrish feminine name
- Rhett ButlerSouthern gentleman antihero
- antebellumBefore a war's start
Margaret Mitchell · Southern belle · plantation · Atlanta · Civil War · reconstruction · Confederacy · ballgown
Writer of verse
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
- actressFemale stage performer
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
- The Quiet ManReserved, unobtrusive person
Gaelic
Celtic linguistic tradition
genealogy · shamrock · emerald · Dublin · Eire · Hibernia · brogue · O'Reilly · O'Connor · McCarthy
Scarlett
Intense red color
- Gone with the WindCivil War era epic
- TaraIrish feminine name
- Rhett ButlerSouthern gentleman antihero
Margaret Mitchell · antebellum · Southern belle · plantation · Atlanta · Civil War · reconstruction · Confederacy · ballgown · Georgia
poet
Writer of verse