The Gaelic personal name Aodh is an old one and means "fire".

In other words: Smoke does not mean fire here.

Most often, those threechimes endlessly repeated meant fire in the city.

Another name for it was Agira which means fire or the sun.

Cutting the road meant fire and destruction for the vehicles that were caught.

In fact the name Wingen comes from the local Aboriginal language, and means "fire".

Two claws means fire, because they represent the flames leaping up.

Aodhagáin is another form of the name Aodh, meaning "fire".

I do not need to tell you that aag means fire.

The town's name comes from a Cherokee word, atsila, meaning fire.