Fiona [concise English-Chinese dictionary] n. Fiona (female name); Fiona gives the impression of being cheerful and pure Fiona-striving for the highest quality of fashion art and life connotation. Fiona is an idealist, smart and suitable for writers, musicians and artists. Expressive and gentle, but possessive. Like mysterious things. Fiona is an English name suitable for Taurus women. Fiona comes from the Celtic name, which means <: White > < Pale > < Clarity > Before the 2th century, it was not widely used. Fiona was originally the pseudonym of Scottish writer William Sharp. He once wrote a series of novels based on Kaelte's folk stories. He chose his pen name appropriately. Because many Irish names have the prefix "Finn-"or "fionn-"; These two Kaelte prefixes mean "beautiful" and "white". According to ancient legend, there lived a group of giants in Ireland. Among them, there is a hero named Finn, also known as Fionan or Fingal. In addition, it is said that there lived a "white-shouldered girl" (Fionnguala in Kaelte) in ancient Ireland, who was the daughter of King Lear. Later, she became a swan and wandered in rivers and lakes in Ireland for hundreds of years. The people named Fiona are: Fiona Apple (1977-), Chanteuse Amé ricaine, American singer Fiona Avery, SCé nariste de Comics et de Té lé vision TV screenwriter Fiona Gélin (1962-), actrice fran? Aise French writer Fiona Hefti (198-), Miss Suisse 24 24 Miss Switzerland Fiona Lewis (1948-), Actrice Britannique British writer Fiona May (1969-), Athlète italienne Italian track and field athlete Fiona Penny, Kayakiste Britannique British canvas rower Fiona Shaw (1958-), Actrice Ireland writer Fiona Sit (1981-)singer Ar Fi's movie Shrek, the princess is called Fiona.