Scottish names
734 names of Scottish origin, 284 with a full page.
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- AdairFrom the oak tree ford
- AdairaFrom the oak tree ford
- AdairiaFrom the oak tree ford
- AilaFrom the strong fortress
- AileanaFrom the green meadow
- AileenGreen meadow
- AileeneGiver of life
- AinsleeMy meadow
- AinsleyMy meadow
- AinslyMy meadow
- AinsworthMy meadow
- AkiraAnchor
- AlasdairProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlastairProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlastaireProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlasterProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlisonRenowned warrior
- AlistairProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlistaireProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlisterProtector of mankind, defender, helper
- AlpinaBlond
- AniceGrace
- AnnabelBeautiful grace
- AnnabellaBeautiful grace
- AthdaraFrom the oak tree ford
- AtholPlace name
- AveryPlace name
- AynsleyMy meadow
- BacBank
- BaenFair skinned
- BaighFrom the upper part
- BaIlochFrom the pasture
- BairdBard
- BairnChild
- BalfourFrom the pastureland
- BalgairFox
- BalgaireFox
- BalmoralFrom the majestic village
- BannerFlag; ensign bearer
- BarclayBirch meadow
- BardBart
- BardayFrom Berkeley
- BartleyThe birch tree meadow. See also Berkley
- BeanFair skinned
- BearnardStrong as a bear
- BeathanSon of the righthand
- BeathasWise
- BeisteBeast
- BethMountain stream
- BhaicBank
- BhaltairStrong warrior
- BhradainSalmon
- BhraghadFrom the upper part
- BhreacSpeckled
- BhricSpeckled
- BiastBeast
- BirkFrom a birch tree
- BlaineThin, lean
- BlairFrom the plain lands
- BlaireField of battle
- BlakeDark; dark-haired. Can also mean the reverse…
- BlaneThin, lean
- BlaneySource of a river
- BlayneSlender
- BoniSweet and good
- BonifaceSweet and good
- BonitaPretty little one
- BonniFrom the French bon meaning good. In Scottish…
- BonnibelleFrom the French bon meaning good. In Scottish…
- BonnieSweet and good
- Bonnie-joFrom the French bon meaning good. In Scottish…
- BonnySweet, good
- Bonny-jeanFrom the French bon meaning good. In Scottish…
- Bonny-leeFrom the French bon meaning good. In Scottish…
- BothFrom the stone house
- BothainFrom the stone house
- BothanFrom the stone house
- BoydBlond
- BradanaSalmon
- BradenSalmon
- BramRaven
- BreacSpeckled
- BrettonA native of Brittany, briton
- BriceSwift, quick-moving
- BrocBadger
- BrochanBroken
- BrodenReference to Castle Brodie in Scotland
- BrodericBrother
- BroderickBrother
- BrodieFrom Brodie
- BrodricBrother
- BrodrickBrother
- BrodyReference to Castle Brodie in Scotland
- BroehainBroken
- BruceWoodlands
- BryceSwift, quick-moving
- BrycenSpeckled
- BrycetonSpeckled
- BrysonSpeckled
- BrystonSpeckled
- BuchananFrom the cannon's seat
- CadhaFrom the steep place
- CaileanChild
- CailinChild
- CailleachHag
- CaillenVirile
- CaillicHag
- CaitPure
- CaitrinPure
- CaladhHarbor
- CalanChild
- CalderFrom the stony river
- CaleyChild
- CallumBald dove
- CamOrange fruit, sweet, beloved
- CambeulCrooked mouth
- CamdanFrom the winding valley
- CamdenFrom the winding valley
- CamdinFrom the winding valley
- CamdynFrom the winding valley
- CameronCrooked nose
- CamhlaidhRelic
- CampCrooked mouth
- CampbellCrooked mouth
- CamronBent nose
- CamshronCrooked nose
- CaraidlandFrom the land between the streams
- CarltonStrong, manly
- CarmichaelFriend of Saint Michael
- CarolineStrong, strong-woman
- CarrFighter
- CarsonSon of Carr
- CatCatlike
- CathairFighter
- CatrionaPure
- CauleyRelic
- CawleyRelic
- CeardSmith
- CeardachSmith
- ChaimCrooked
- ChaitCatlike
- ChalmerRules the home
- ChalmersSon of the Lord
- ChattanClan of the cats
- ChisholmFrom Chisolm
- ChrissaAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChrissieAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChrissyAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChristalAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChristelAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChristiAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChristieAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ChristyAnnointed, follower of Christ
- ClachStone
- CleitRocky eminence
- ClennanFinnian's servant
- ClydeHeard from afar
- CoburnPlace name
- CobyPlace name
- CoiraSeething pool
- CoireSeething pool
- ColinYouth, child
- ColinaPeople's victory
- Colmdisciple of Saint Columbia
- ColquhounFrom Colquhoun
- ComynFrom Comines
- CoraSeething pool
- CoreyRaven, from the hollow
- CoryRaven, from the hollow
- CraigFrom near the crag
- CrannogLake dweller
- CraytonBorder dweller
- CreightonFrom the farm by the creek
- CrissaAnnointed, follower of Christ
- CrissieAnnointed, follower of Christ
- CrissyAnnointed, follower of Christ
- CristieAnnointed, follower of Christ
- CristyAnnointed, follower of Christ
- CromCrooked
- CromwellFrom the crooked well
- CruimCrooked
- CullodenFrom the nook of the marsh
- CullodenaFrom the broken mossy ground
- CullodinaFrom the broken mossy ground
- CuminFrom Comines
- CuminaFrom Comines
- CummingFrom Comines
- CunninghamFrom Cunningham
- DaileassFrom the waterfall
- DaimhOx
- DallasDwells by the waterfall
- DallisFrom the dales; the valley meadows
- DalyellFrom the little field
- DalzielFrom the little field
- DamhOx
- DarachOak
- DarachaFrom the oak
- DaveDavid's son
- DavidsonDavid's son
- DavisDavid's son