A surname of Irish origin, or a place name; not a common word with a standard definition.
From Irish 'O'nRíogáin,' derived from 'rí' (king), meaning 'descendant of the king.' The anglicized form 'Enright' emerged through immigration.
Enright is primarily known as a family name with medieval Irish royal roots—the 'O' prefix indicated nobility before English conquest of Ireland changed naming patterns.
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