Sadhbh (pronounced "sive") is the Old Irish word for "sweetness" or "goodness." In Irish mythology, Sadhbh was the **wife of Fionn mac Cumhaill and mother of Oisín** — transformed into a deer by a druid's curse. She is one of the central figures of the Fenian Cycle.
Among the most popular feminine names in modern Ireland.
Sadhbh reduces to two — the number of Irish sweetness.