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Fiona

Pronunciation	FEE-OH-NAH
Gender	Female
Origin
Word/name	Celtic
Meaning	"White", "pale" or "fair"

Fiona is a given name for a female. Regularly pronounced FEE-OH-NAH, the name is of Celtic origin and means "white", "pale" or "fair". The Scottish Gaelic version is Fionnadh. Also the original and Latin name of the island of Funen.

It may refer to:

Biology

• Fiona, a genus of mollusc

People

• Fiona Campbell-Walter, fashion model and the second wife of Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza
• Fiona, a singer, born Fiona Flanagan
• Fiona Apple, a singer
• Fiona MacGillivray, of The Cottars
• Fiona Sit, a Hong Kong Cantonese singer
• Fiona Shaw, an Irish actress, appears in a number of Harry Potter films in which she plays the insufferable Aunt Petunia
• Fiona Käech, sister of former drummer of the band Mötley Crüe

In fiction

• Fiona, a character from Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
• Fiona, a character in the anime series Zoids.
• Fiona, an non-playable character in Chrono Trigger.
• Fiona Barimen, a character in The Chronicles of Amber
• Fiona Belli, the protagonist in the game Haunting Ground
• Fiona Carter, a former character in the BBC show Spooks
• Fiona Fox. a character in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic books by Archie Comics
• Fiona Gallagher, a character in the television drama, Shameless
• Princess Fiona, a character from the film Shrek and its sequels.
• Fiona, the mother, simply called Fee, in the book The Thorn Birds.
• Fiona, main character in So Weird.
• Fiona, character from the movie, Eurotrip
• Fiona Hackworth, a character in the book The Diamond Age.
• Fiona Glenanne, a character in the television show Burn Notice
• Fiona, stepmother of Sam Montgomery in the 2004 film A Cinderella Story