Meaning : Red-haired King, Unknown,
Origin : Scottish, Gaelic, Unknown,
Pronunciation : (Unknown), Roo ry,
Numerology information Ruairi:
Name Number: 4 Meaning: Stability, Sameness, Regular, Rules, Condition, Responsibility, Routine, Frame, Detail, Order
Additional information Ruairi:
Ruairi is a baby boy's name of Goidelic (Irish and Scottish Gaelic) origin. It translates as 'red-haired king'. Historically, it has also been anglicised by replacement with the Germanic cognate Roderick. Its equivalent in the Welsh language is Rhodri, also meaning red-haired king.
Scottish cognate of RUAIDHRÍ
Definition funny of Ruairi:
A king pimp that runz hoes and Green
Found in liverpool sippin a bud , fukin a love
1. Is a Goidelic (Irish or Scottish Gaelic) masculine given name. It translates as “red king”. Its Gaelic pronunciation is 'roo-ree' or 'roo-ah-ree', with emphasis on the first syllable. In English, it is typically pronounced as Rory or Roo-ray. 2. The most amazing, beautiful, incredible, passionate, sexy, opinionated, feisty, loyal, committed, ‘introverted’, trustworthy, sincere, hardworking, interesting, unique, adventurous, happy, creative special, accepting, spakky, crazy, free-spirited, protective, outgoing, hilarious, wild, winkable, sexable, caring, talented, indulgent, friendly, self-less, mature, charming, inappropriate, imaginative, open-minded, irresistible, charismatic, “cute”, seductive, cheeky, warm, tolerant, humble, strong, courageous, irreplaceable, smart, sensitive, compassionate, understanding, brave, whipped, health conscious, martial arts and nudity obsessed, thrill-seeking, dare-devilling, interpretive dancing, life loving, skyrim playing, trouble-making, extremely distracting, little-light shining, skype-a-holic, one-of-kind, religion hating, under-thinking, studded-belt collector, punk rocker and social anarchist who is perfect and a total sex god! 3. My lover
Happy 17th Birthday Ruairi! ❤ ❤ ❤
1. Is a Goidelic (Irish or Scottish Gaelic) masculine given name. It translates as “red king”. Its Gaelic pronunciation is 'roo-ree' or 'roo-ah-ree', with emphasis on the first syllable. In English, it is typically pronounced as Rory or Roo-ray. 2. The most amazing, beautiful, incredible, passionate, sexy, opinionated, feisty, loyal, committed, ‘introverted’, trustworthy, sincere, hardworking, interesting, unique, adventurous, happy, creative special, accepting, spakky, crazy, free-spirited, protective, outgoing, hilarious, wild, winkable, sexable, caring, talented, indulgent, friendly, self-less, mature, charming, inappropriate, imaginative, open-minded, irresistible, charismatic, “cute”, seductive, cheeky, warm, tolerant, humble, strong, courageous, irreplaceable, smart, sensitive, compassionate, understanding, brave, whipped, health conscious, martial arts and nudity obsessed, thrill-seeking, dare-devilling, interpretive dancing, life loving, skyrim playing, trouble-making, extremely distracting, little-light shining, skype-a-holic, one-of-kind, religion hating, under-thinking, studded-belt collector, punk rocker and social anarchist who is perfect and a total sex god! 3. Katerina's Lover
Happy 17th Birthday Ruairi! ❤ ❤ ❤
Songs about Ruairi:
The Cloone Reel/The Pride of the Bronx (Reels) [feat. Ruairi MC Gorman] by John Blake from the Album The Narrow Edge
Colonel Sullivan's/Hardiman the Fiddler (Slip Jigs) [feat. Ruairi MC Gorman] by John Blake from the Album The Narrow Edge
The Derry Hornpipe/Queen of the Fairies (Hornpipes) [feat. Ruairi MC Gorman] by John Blake from the Album The Narrow Edge
The Humours of the Neale/Kregg's Pipes (Hornpipe/Reel) [feat. Ruairi MC Gorman] by John Blake from the Album The Narrow Edge
I Will Stand On This Land (Feat. Ruairí O'Flaherty) by Charlie O' Brien from the Album The Borrowed Angels-Singing Songs By Mazz O'Flaherty
Jem Byrnes/Coleman's Cross (Reels) [feat. Ruairi MC Gorman] by John Blake from the Album The Narrow Edge
Let There Be Peace (Version 2) (Feat. Íde Keogh-O'Flaherty, Ruairí O'Flaherty, Mazz O'Flaherty, Tony O'Flaherty... by Máirín & Cáilín Benison-O'Flaherty from the Album The Borrowed Angels-Singing Songs By Mazz O'Flaherty
Books about Ruairi:
Ruairí Ó Brádaigh: The Life and Politics of an Irish Revolutionary by Robert W. White (Feb 28, 2006)
Ruairi San Ospideal by Colman Oraghallaigh
Ruairi agus Una ar an bhfeirm by Treasa Ni Ailpin (1997)
Ruairi agus Una agus an baibin beag by Treasa Ni Ailpin (1997)
Ruairi agus Una ag an ollmhargadh by Treasa Ni Ailpin (1997)
The Apocalypse of Ruairi Roe by Mary Mc Gowan (Jul 6, 2006)
Biography - O'heithir, Ruairi (1959-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team (Dec 16, 2007)
Wiki information Ruairi:
Ruairi Quinn is an Irish Labour Party politician. He is a Teachta Dála for the Dublin South–East constituency. He was Minister for Finance from 1994 to 1997, and leader of the Labour Party from 1997 to 2002.
Ruairí Robinson is an Irish film director and writer.