Orlaith in ogham

The name Orlaith. Said OHR-la. Carved in ogham, the earliest script Irish ever had, exactly as this site’s transliteration rules draw it: bottom to top, the way the stones read.

Letter by letter

  • OO, notched on the stem
  • RR, scored across the stem
  • LL, scored to the right of the stem
  • AA, notched on the stem
  • II, notched on the stem
  • TT, scored to the left of the stem
  • HH, scored to the left of the stem

What this page deliberately does not say

You will find “meanings” for Orlaith all over the internet. Most are folklore stacked on folklore, so this page makes no meaning or etymology claims at all. The carving is the product, and it is real: the same letter rules our ogham reference documents, applied by the same code that draws every ogham stroke on this site.

The name on a print

Orlaith, standing in oghamA sourced blessing with the name carved on flanking ogham stems. The composer opens with Orlaith already filled in.

Names that carve with the same first letter

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