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Name |
Meaning |
1 | Abboid | Abbey father. |
2 | Abercrombie | Crooked confluence |
3 | Abernethy | the mouth of the nethy river |
4 | Abhainn | River. |
5 | Acaiseid | Anchor. |
6 | Accalon | lover of morgan le fay |
7 | Achaius | Friend of a horse. |
8 | Adair | Variant of Edgar: Fortunate and powerful. From the Old English name Eadgar, a compound of 'ead' meaning rich or happy, and 'gar' meaning spear. Famous bearer: 10th-century king Edgar of England; American author Edgar Allen Poe. |
9 | Adaira | From the oak tree ford. |
10 | Aeneas | To praise |
11 | Aglaval | brother of percival |
12 | Aiden | Little Fire |
13 | Ail | From the stony place. |
14 | Aila | Alternative Spelling For Ayla Or Isla |
15 | Ailbert | Noble |
16 | Aileana | From the green meadow. |
17 | Aileen | Pleasant, Beautiful, The shining |
18 | Aileene | Variant of Evelyn. |
19 | Ailein | From the green meadow. |
20 | Ailie | Diminutive of Ailsa: From Ailsa Craig, a rocky islet in the Scottish Firth of Clyde. Also a Scottish variant of Else, and a diminutive of Ailis or Alison. |
21 | Ailsa | From Ailsa Craig, a rocky islet in the Scottish Firth of Clyde. Also a Scottish variant of Else. |
22 | Aimil | Gaelic form of Amelia. |
23 | Aingealag | Angel. |
24 | Ainslee | my meadow |
25 | Akir | Anchor. |
26 | Akira | Variant of Akihiko: Bright boy. |
27 | Alai | Defender of man. |
28 | Alasdair | A Scottish Gaelic variant of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man. |
29 | Alastair | Variant of Alexander defender of mankind. |
30 | Alaster | Guardian |
31 | Albanact | Mythological name |
32 | Albiona | White |
33 | Alec | Originally a diminutive of Alexander, now frequently used as an independent name, Alec became very popular in the middle of the 20th century because of British actor Sir Alec Guinness. |
34 | Aleck | Warrior protector |
35 | Alis | brother of cliges |
36 | Alison | Of noble birth |
37 | Alistair | A Scottish Gaelic variant of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man. |
38 | Alistaire | Guardian |
39 | Allister | Guardian |
40 | Alpin | Blond. |
41 | Alpina | Blond. |
42 | Alpine | From The Alps |
43 | Anabal | Joy. |
44 | Anderson | Son of Andrew. |
45 | Andre` | Variant of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named. |
46 | Andreas | manlike, manly, brave |
47 | Andret | king marks nephew |
48 | Andrew | Manly; brave. In the Bible the first of the twelve apostles chosen was Andrew. The name comes from the Greek word andros, which means "strong, manly and courageous." Andrew is patron saint of Scotland and Russia. See also Jedrick and Kendrick. |
49 | Andy | Diminutive of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named. |
50 | Angharat | a love of peredur |
51 | Anglides | mother of alexandre |
52 | Angus | Unnaturally strong; singular; only choice. Scots Celtic god Angus Og helped his people with his wisdom and intelligence. The Aberdeen Angus is a Scottish breed of black cattle. |
53 | Anice | Grace; |
54 | Anir | son of arthur |
55 | Annabel | Gracious, sweet and bitter, sad |
56 | Annie-Macrae | peace |
57 | Antor | foster father of arthur |
58 | Aodhagan | Small flame |
59 | Archibald | True and bold. Also 'bald'. Introduced from England and Germany during the Norman conquest, the Scottish interpreted the 'bald' to refer to the shaven head of a monk. |
60 | Archie | A popular diminutive of Archibald, meaning true and bold, valuable. Famous bearers: a ventriloquist's dummy in the radio programme 'Educating Archie'; a philisophical cockroach created by American writer Don Marquis. |
61 | Archy | Diminutive of Archibald: True and bold. Also 'bald'. Introduced from England and Germany during the Norman conquest, the Scottish interpreted the 'bald' to refer to the shaven head of a monk. |
62 | Argante | Name of a king |
63 | Argyle | From the land of the Irish. |
64 | Argyll | from the land of the gaels |
65 | Armstrang | strong |
66 | Armstrong | One with a strong arm. |
67 | Artair | Variant of Arthur: Bear; rock. |
68 | Artek | Variant of Arthur: Bear; rock. |
69 | Arthur | From the Roman clan name Artorius, meaning noble, courageous. Famous bearer: Legendary sixth century King Arthur of Britain and his Round Table of knights. This legend dates to the early 9th century. |
70 | Artis | Diminutive of Arthur: Bear; rock. |
71 | Aselma | Fair |
72 | Athol | From a surname based on the Scottish place name Atholl, used occasionally as a first name since the late 19th century. |
73 | Atur | Variant of Arthur: Bear; rock. |
74 | Augwys | brother of lot |
75 | Avalloc | father of modron |
76 | Avaron | arthurs burial place |
77 | Avarona | arthurs burial place |
78 | Avilon | arthurs burial place |
79 | Bac | Bank. |
80 | Bacstair | Baker. |
81 | Baigh | From the upper part. |
82 | Bailefour | From the pasture land. |
83 | Balmoral | From the majestic village. |
84 | Banain | Little blond one. |
85 | Banner | Flag; ensign bearer. |
86 | Barclay | The Scottish spelling of the English surname Barkeley, meaning birch-wood or the birch tree meadow. |
87 | Bartley | The birch tree meadow. See also Berkley. |
88 | Batair | Strong warrior. |
89 | Bealantin | Gaelic form of Ballantine. |
90 | Bean | Brave as a bear |
91 | Bearnard | Gaelic form of Bernard. |
92 | Beathan | Life |
93 | Beattie | Bringer of joy; blesses. |
94 | Bedwyr | Legendary son of Pedrawd. |
95 | Beiste | Beast. |
96 | Belakane | an african queen |
97 | Bellangere | son of alexandre |
98 | Benneit | blessed, gaelic form of benedict |
99 | Bercilak | the green knight |
100 | Beth | God has sworn |
101 | Betha | Life. |
102 | Bethia | This Hebrew name became popular in Scotland in the 17th century because of it's association with the Gaelic 'beath' meaning 'life. |
103 | Bheathain | Lives near the clear stream. |
104 | Bhreac | Speckled. |
105 | Bhruic | Badger. |
106 | Birk | Variant of Burke: Lives in a fortress. |
107 | Blain | Variant of Blaine: Thin. |
108 | Blaine | Yellow |
109 | Blair | Child of the fields. |
110 | Blaire | Feminine form of Blair: Flatland. |
111 | Blake | Dark; dark-haired. Can also mean the reverse: 'fair; pale.' Blakeman. |
112 | Blancheflor | White flower |
113 | Blancheflour | White flower |
114 | Blane | Variant of Blaine: Thin. |
115 | Blaney | Yellow |
116 | Blayne | Yellow |
117 | Boarte | son of arthur |
118 | Bofind | White cow. |
119 | Bohort | uncle of arthur |
120 | Boid | Variant of Boyd: Blonde. |
121 | Bonni | From the French 'bon' meaning good. In Scottish usage 'bonnie' means pretty or charming. |
122 | Bonnibelle | From the French 'bon' meaning good. In Scottish usage 'bonnie' means pretty or charming. |
123 | Bonnie | Pretty, charming beautiful. Derived from the Scottish dialect word bonny, meaning beautiful; which in turn is based on the Latin 'bonus' meaning good. |
124 | Bonny | Pretty, charming beautiful. Derived from the Scottish dialect word bonny, meaning beautiful; which in turn is based on the Latin 'bonus' meaning good. |
125 | Borre | bear |
126 | Bors | uncle of arthur |
127 | Both | From the stone house. |
128 | Bow | Diminutive of Bowen: Small son. |
129 | Boyd | From the Scottish Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning yellow. Used commonly as a name referring to its owner's blonde hair color. Common as both a first name and a surname in Scotland. |
130 | Bradach | Spirited. |
131 | Bradana | Salmon. |
132 | Braden | From The Wide Valley |
133 | Brandeles | a knight |
134 | Brandelis | a knight |
135 | Branor | a knight |
136 | Breac | Speckled. |
137 | Brenius | a supposed king of britain |
138 | Breuse | a knight |
139 | Brice | Mottled; |
140 | Brieg | esteem |
141 | Brod | Diminutive of Broderick: Brother. |
142 | Broddy | Diminutive of Broderick: Brother. |
143 | Broderic | Brother |
144 | Broderick | From the broad ridge. Derived from a surname meaning 'son of Roderick'; now occasionally used as a first name. Famous bearer: American actor Broderick Crawford. |
145 | Brodey | Variant of Brody: Second son. |
146 | Brodi | Variant of Brody: Second son. |
147 | Brodie | Variant of Brody: Second son. |
148 | Brodrick | Brother |
149 | Brody | From the muddy place. Surname. |
150 | Broehain | Broken. |
151 | Bronnen | a rush |
152 | Bruce | Thick brush. Surname since medieval times; now a common given name. Folklore tale of 14th century Robert King of Scotland: (the Bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web. |
153 | Bryce | Mottled; |
154 | Brycen | son |
155 | Bryson | son |
156 | Bryston | Mottled; |
157 | Buadhachan | Victorious. |
158 | Buchanan | From the cannon's seat. |
159 | Caci | Brave |
160 | Cadha | From the steep place. |
161 | Cador | nephew of arthur |
162 | Cailan | Child |
163 | Cailean | Triumphant in battle; triumphant in war; virile. Contemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'. |
164 | Cailen | Child |
165 | Cailin | Contemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'. |
166 | Cailleach | Hag. |
167 | Caillen | Masculinity |
168 | Cairistiona | Christian |
169 | Cait | Variant of Katherine, meaning pure. |
170 | Caja | Wederoprijzen |
171 | Calan | Contemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'. |
172 | Caley | Contemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'. |
173 | Callen | Powerful in battle. |
174 | Callum | Pigeon |
175 | Calum | Pigeon |
176 | Camden | shapely, clean |
177 | Camdyn | From The Valley Of The Camps |
178 | Camelot | arthurs castle |
179 | Cameron | Derives from a Scottish surname; from the Gaelic meaning crooked or bent nose. A common first name in Scotland, and in 2Oth century Canadian and Australian families of Scottish descent. |
180 | Camlann | site of arthurs last battle |
181 | Camp | Diminutive of Campbell: Crooked mouth. |
182 | Campbell | Derived from a Scottish surname based on the Gaelic meaning crooked mouth. Campbell is used occasionally as a first name in Scotland, and in families of Scottish descent in other parts of the world. |
183 | Camron | Variant of Cameron: Bent nose; crooked river. |
184 | Caolabhuinn | From the narrow river. |
185 | Carlie | Free |
186 | Carlton | Peasants' settlement. Derived from a surname and place name; based on Old English.Free men's town. |
187 | Caroline | means the same as guy |
188 | Carollan | Variant of Carlin: Small champion. |
189 | Carson | Son who lives in the swamp; son of Carr. |
190 | Cat | Feline |
191 | Cath | Pure |
192 | Cathrine | Form of the Greek Catherine meaning pure. |
193 | Catriona | clean or pure |
194 | Catterick | name of a battle |
195 | Caw | Full of joy |
196 | Cayden | fighter |
197 | Caylin | Slender Person |
198 | Ceit | Pure. |
199 | Cerin | Little dark one. |
200 | Chaim | life, living |
201 | Chait | Feline |
202 | Chalmers | son of the lord |
203 | Chattan | Clan of the cats. |
204 | Chrissie | anointed |
205 | Chrissy | anointed |
206 | Christal | Crystal |
207 | Christel | anointed |
208 | Christi | Follower |
209 | Christie | Follower |
210 | Christy | Follower |
211 | Chua | christian |
212 | Ciorstan | Christian. |
213 | Clach | Stone. |
214 | Clarine | Clear; |
215 | Clarion | Name of a king |
216 | Claud | lame |
217 | Cleirach | Scholar. |
218 | Clunainach | From the meadow. |
219 | Clunes | a resting-place, or meadow |
220 | Clyde | From the name of Scottish Clyde river. |
221 | Cnidel | Name of a king |
222 | Cobhan | Dwells by the hillside hollow. |
223 | Coburn | Surname and place name. |
224 | Colina | Feminine form of Colin: Young dog. A translation of the Gaelic 'Cailean' Also, 'victory of the people'. |
225 | Cora | The horned, Girl |
226 | Corey | virgin |
227 | Cormag | Raven |
228 | Cory | From the round hill. |
229 | Craig | Dwells at the crag. From the Celtic word meaning rock or crag. |
230 | Crayton | Variant of Creighton: Rocky town. |
231 | Creag | Dwells at the Crag. |
232 | Creighton | From the farm by the creek. |
233 | Crissa | anointed |
234 | Crissy | anointed |
235 | Cristie | Abbreviation of Christine. Follower of Christ. |
236 | Cristy | Follower |
237 | Crom | Crooked. |
238 | Cromwell | Lives by the winding stream. |
239 | Cuini | Queen |
240 | Cumming | From Comines. |
241 | Cunningham | Village that has a milk pail. |
242 | Cus | Name of a king |
243 | Dagonet | arthurs fool |
244 | Daguenet | arthurs fool |
245 | Daileass | From the waterfall. |
246 | Daimh | Ox. |
247 | Dal | Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
248 | Dallas | Dwells by the waterfall. |
249 | Dalziel | From the little field. |
250 | Danny | God is my judge |
251 | Darach | Oak. |
252 | Dave | Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
253 | David | David is a both used as a male given name and a surname, and is mostly a given name in English and French Hebrew origin.
The name was derived from the Hebrew name "Dawid", which means "Darling" or "Beloved".
David is often shortened to "Dave/Davey/Davie/Davy".
David was the second and greatest of the kings of Israel in the 10th century BC. |
254 | Davida | Feminine form of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
255 | Davidson | beloved |
256 | Davina | beloved |
257 | Davinia | Feminine form of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
258 | Davis | beloved |
259 | Davy | Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
260 | Deirdre | Raging, broken-hearted, or fear. The Deirdre of Irish and Scottish legend committed suicide after her lover's murder. |
261 | Denholm | Valley island. Derived from a surname and place name. Famous bearer: British actor Denholm Elliott. |
262 | Dermid | Free man |
263 | Desmon | Man from south Munster. |
264 | Doggie | Diminutive of Douglas: From the Gaelic 'dubhglas' meaning dark water, dark stream, or from the dark river. |
265 | Doirean | Sullen. |
266 | Domhnall | Derived from two Celtic words meaning 'world mighty'. |
267 | Domhnull | Dark stranger. |
268 | Domhnulla | Rules all. |
269 | Don | A diminutive of Donald, meaning world mighty, or Donovan, meaning dark brown. Frequently used as a name on its own.Abbreviation of any name beginning with Don-. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. |
270 | Donaldo | Variant of Donald: Great cheif, world mighty. From the Gaelic Domhnall. The name Donald has been borne by a number of early Scottish kings. Famous Bearers: Billionaire Donald Trump; actor Donald Sutherland. |
271 | Donel | All ruler. |
272 | Donell | Variant of Donald 'great chief.'. |
273 | Donnachadh | Brown warrior. |
274 | Donne | brown |
275 | Donnell | world |
276 | Donnie | world |
277 | Donny | Diminutive of Donald: From the Gaelic Domhnall, meaning world mighty. Also a form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. |
278 | Dougglas | Probably derived from Gaelic as dark water means |
279 | Dougie | Diminutive of Douglas: Dark water. In the seventeenth century, this name was as popular for girls as for boys. |
280 | Douglas | From the Gaelic 'dubhglas' meaning dark water, dark stream, or from the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott's novels. |
281 | Douglass | From the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott's novels. |
282 | Drew | Diminutive of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named. |
283 | Dristan | an advisor to arthur |
284 | Drummond | Lives on the hill top. |
285 | Drystan | Saber rattling, Sad / sad, Noisy, worker |
286 | Duff | Dark skinned. |
287 | Dugal | Variant of Dougal: Dark-skinned stranger. |
288 | Duglas | dark stranger |
289 | Duncan | From the Irish name Donnchadh, meaning brown warrior. Famous bearer: The Scottish king Duncan I was murdered by Macbeth in 1040. |
290 | Dune | Diminutive of Duncan: Brown-skinned soldier. |
291 | Dunlop | Muddy hill. |
292 | Ea | Fire |
293 | Ealuvig | Ruler of the home. |
294 | Ear | From the east. |
295 | Eara | From the east. |
296 | Ector | father of arthur |
297 | Edina | Wealthy guardian |
298 | Edine | Wealthy guardian |
299 | Edme | Prosperous |
300 | Edom | An alternative name of the Old Testament character Esau. Variant of Adam : Red, a reference to either the red skin or the red earth of Eden from which the Old Testament Adam was created in Genesis 2. |
301 | Eihhlin | torch, the radiant |
302 | Eilidh | torch, the radiant |
303 | Eiric | Ruler. |
304 | Ektor | father of arthur |
305 | Elayne | mother of lancelot |
306 | Elliot | God on high; my God is Jehovah. From a surname derived from a medieval abbreviation of the Greek Elias. Variant of Elijah. |
307 | Elsbeth | God has sworn |
308 | Elsie | God has sworn |
309 | Enan | Of Unknown Meaning |
310 | Enide | variant of Enid |
311 | Enite | faithful or abused wife |
312 | Eppie | Diminutive of Euphemia: A popular Scottish name taken from the Greek, meaning auspicious speech or good repute. |
313 | Erienne | Poetic name for Ireland. |
314 | Erinn | Poetic name for Ireland. |
315 | Erinna | Poetic name for Ireland. |
316 | Erinne | Poetic name for Ireland. |
317 | Errol | shapely, clean |
318 | Erroll | Earl; nobleman. |
319 | Erskina | From the top of the cliff. |
320 | Erskine | From the top of the cliff 'Ascending.'. |
321 | Ervin | Person From Irvine, Scotland |
322 | Erving | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. |
323 | Ervyn | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. |
324 | Escanor | knight slain by gawain |
325 | Euan | Possibly a variant of John. |
326 | Eudard | Variant of Eideard: Rich protector. |
327 | Euen | Variant of Ewan: Youth. |
328 | Euphemia | Reputed |
329 | Evan | the archer |
330 | Evander | Good man. |
331 | Evanna | Feminine of Evan: Young fighter. |
332 | Evina | Right handed. |
333 | Ewan | the archer |
334 | Fagan | joyful |
335 | Fang | From the sheep pen. |
336 | Farlane | Son of the furrows. |
337 | Fearchar | Dear one. |
338 | Fearcharia | Dear |
339 | Fenella | White shoulder. From 'Fionnghuala' or 'Fionnuala'. |
340 | Fergus | Masculinity |
341 | Ferris | Variant of Fergus: Best choice. |
342 | Fia | Wisdom |
343 | Fibh | From Fifeshire. |
344 | Fie | Wisdom |
345 | Fingal | Variant of Fingall: Fair-haired stranger. |
346 | Fingall | Fair-haired stranger. |
347 | Finlay | Fair |
348 | Fiona | White or fair. Reportedly first used as a name by Scottish author William Sharp, who used the pseudonym Fiona MacLeod. |
349 | Fionnghall | Fair stranger |
350 | Fletcher | Maker of arrows. Often used as a surname, less commonly a given name. Famous bearer: Fletcher Christian was a mutineer on the infamous ship 'Bounty'. |
351 | Forbes | Wealthy or stubborn. |
352 | Forbia | Headstrong. |
353 | Fraser | shapely, clean |
354 | Frasier | shapely, clean |
355 | Frazer | From a Scottish surname based on a French place name. Famous bearer: British actor Frazer Hines. |
356 | Frazier | shapely, clean |
357 | Frollo | killed by arthur |
358 | Gaheris | sons of lot |
359 | Gair | Short. |
360 | Gaira | Short. |
361 | Gais | percivals grandfather |
362 | Galeron | a knight |
363 | Galiëne | Name from the medieval romance "Ferguut. Here as a first name found. |
364 | Galloway | Of the strange Gauls. |
365 | Galway | Of the strange Gauls. |
366 | Galyn | Tranquil. |
367 | Gannie | Fair skinned. |
368 | Gara | Mastiff. |
369 | Garabi | short |
370 | Gared | Variant of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear.'. |
371 | Gauvain | eldest son of lot |
372 | Gavan | Hawk of the battle: white hawk. From the medieval name Gawain. See also Gwayne. |
373 | Gaven | White hawk. |
374 | Gavin | A Scottish derivative of the Old German name Gawin, meaning 'district of land'. Also a variant of the Scottish name Gawain, meaning little hawk or white hawk. |
375 | Gavyn | Hawk of the battle: white hawk. From the medieval name Gawain. See also Gwayne. |
376 | Gawain | From the Welsh words for little or white hawk. Hawk of the battle. |
377 | Geordi | Earth |
378 | Gib | Derived from the name Gilbride |
379 | Gil | Derived from the name Gilbride |
380 | Gilbarta | Pledge. |
381 | Gilbert | Bright pledge. From the Old German name Gisilbert. Famous bearer: Twelfth century British St. Gilbert founded the Gilbertine order, Sir W. S. Gilbert was half of the musical composing team Gilbert and Sullivan. |
382 | Gilberta | Feminine form of Gilbert: Derived from the name Gilbride, meaning 'servant of St. Bridget'. |
383 | Gilbertine | Feminine form of Gilbert: Derived from the name Gilbride, meaning 'servant of St. Bridget'. |
384 | Gille | Downstairs gehaard, The youthful or dedicated to jupiter |
385 | Gilmer | Servant to the Virgin Mary |
386 | Gilmore | Servant to the Virgin Mary |
387 | Glais | percivals grandfather |
388 | Gleann | From the glen. |
389 | Glendale | Valley. |
390 | Glendon | From the dark glen. |
391 | Glenne | Valley. From the glen. |
392 | Glynnes | From the glen. Valley. |
393 | Gordan | worthy |
394 | Gordana | Heroic. |
395 | Gordon | From the marshes. A surname and given name adopted from a Scottish place name. One of Scotland's great clans. |
396 | Graeme | This Scottish surname is a variant of the Lincolnshire place name Grantham, meaning Grant's homestead, or farm home, and is also a common given name. Famous bearer: British writer Graham Greene. |
397 | Graham | This Scottish surname is a variant of the Lincolnshire place name Grantham, meaning Grant's homestead, and is also a common given name. Famous bearer: British writer Graham Greene. |
398 | Grant | Originally a Scottish surname derived from the French 'grand', meaning tall or great. Now common both as a surname and given name. Famous bearer: American President Ulysses S. Grant. |
399 | Gregor | A variant of Gregory, meaning 'on the watch', which gave rise to the name McGregor. |
400 | Grier | watchful, vigilant |
401 | Grigori | returns excalibur to the lake |
402 | Gringalet | gawains horse |
403 | Grisandole | a princess who dresses as a man |
404 | Grizel | Variant of Griselda: From the Old German, meaning 'grey battle' or 'Christian battle'. |
405 | Guanhumora | arthurs queen |
406 | Gunn | White |
407 | Hamilton | A Scottish surname and place name of one of the great noble families of Scotland, and used as a given name since the 19th century. |
408 | Hamish | Occupier |
409 | Hay | From the stockade. |
410 | Haye | From the stockade. |
411 | Heck | Possessor |
412 | Hellekin | french lover of morgan le fay |
413 | Helsin | mother of lancelot |
414 | Henderson | son |
415 | Henson | ruler King |
416 | Hewie | heart and mind |
417 | Hoel | father of isolde |
418 | Houston | From Hugh's town. Place-name and surname. American West Texan general Sam Houston. A city in Texas USA. |
419 | Iagan | the little fiery one |
420 | Iain | God is with us |
421 | Ian | Yahweh is gracious |
422 | Ian | |
423 | Iblis | wife of lancelot |
424 | Igerne | mother of arthur |
425 | Innes | From the river island. |
426 | Iomar | Archer. |
427 | Iona | violet |
428 | Irvin | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. |
429 | Irvine | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. |
430 | Irving | From the City. Friend, as a variant of Irvin. |
431 | Isa | God has sworn, or ice / iron |
432 | Ishbel | Variant of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
433 | Isla | Variant of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
434 | Islay | Isle of Islay, Scotland |
435 | Isobail | Devoted to God. |
436 | Isobel | God has sworn |
437 | Iver | Lord |
438 | Jackie | he heel grip |
439 | Jackson | God has been gracious; has shown favor. Based on John or Jacques. |
440 | Jacky | he heel grip |
441 | Jacoba | Variant of Jacobina: Supplanter. Feminine version of the name Jacob, used occasionally in Scotland. |
442 | Jacobina | He grabbed the heel, He will protect |
443 | Jaime | he heel grip |
444 | Jaimee | Occupier |
445 | Jaimelynn | Pet form of James used as a woman's name. |
446 | Jaimie | Occupier |
447 | Jaina | Yahweh is gracious |
448 | Jamey | he heel grip |
449 | Jami | Occupier |
450 | Jamia | Pet form of James used as a woman's name. |
451 | Jamie | he heel grip |
452 | Jamielee | Pet form of James used as a woman's name. |
453 | Jamieson | Occupier |
454 | Jamilyn | Pet form of James used as a woman's name. |
455 | Jamison | Occupier |
456 | Jan | God is merciful |
457 | Janet | God is gracious |
458 | Janetta | God is gracious |
459 | Jannet | Variant of Jane; from the French Jeanette. |
460 | Janneth | Variant of Jane; from the French Jeanette. |
461 | Jaymee | Occupier |
462 | Jaymie | Pet form of James used as a woman's name. |
463 | Jean | Yahweh is gracious |
464 | Jeanette | God is gracious |
465 | Jeanie | God is with us |
466 | Jeanne | Yahweh is gracious |
467 | Jeannette | God is gracious |
468 | Jeannie | God is with us |
469 | Jen | fruitful |
470 | Jess | Diminutive of Jessie: A diminutive of Janet. Also a diminutive of Jessamine or Jessical. |
471 | Jessie | Yahweh is |
472 | Jock | God is gracious. A diminutive of John and influenced by Jack. Today, Jock is commonly used as a nickname for someone who is heavily involved in sports and has been used in the past as a nickname for a Scot or as a slang term for a Scottish soldier. |
473 | Johnson | God is with us |
474 | Johnston | From John's farm. |
475 | Kai | keyholder |
476 | Kaïne | Tribute. |
477 | Kamden | Winding Valley. Form of Camden. |
478 | Kamdyn | valley |
479 | Kameron | Modern variant of Cameron used for girls. |
480 | Kayleigh | Variant of Kay and Kayla. Keeper of the keys; pure. |
481 | Kayna | a saints name |
482 | Ke | arthurs brother |
483 | Keilan | Slender; fair. |
484 | Kein | Ancient |
485 | Keite | Forest |
486 | Keith | forest, forest |
487 | Kelden | Slender; fair. |
488 | Kelle | Slender; fair. |
489 | Keller | Little champion. |
490 | Kellie | Variant of Kelly: Wood. Surname and place name that has only been used as a first name (either gender) in the latter half of the 20th century. |
491 | Kelly | War. Lively. Aggressive. An Irish surname that has only been used as a first name (either gender) in the latter half of the 20th century. |
492 | Kelso | From Kelso |
493 | Kendric | Royal chieftain. Jehovah has remembered. Surname. |
494 | Kendrix | Royal chieftain. Surname. |
495 | Kenina | Handsome, ardent |
496 | Kennan | Abbreviation of names beginning with 'Ken-'. |
497 | Kennedy | Variant of Cinneidid: Helmeted; helmed head. |
498 | Kenner | Brave chieftain. |
499 | Kenneth | Handsome. Root of the surname MacKenzie. Famous Bearer: Kenneth Grahame (1859- 1932), author of The Wind in the Willows. |
500 | Kenney | Abbreviation of Kenneth. Surname. |
501 | Kennis | Beautiful |
502 | Kennon | Abbreviation of Kenneth. Surname. |
503 | Kenny | Diminutive of Kenneth: Handsome. |
504 | Kenrick | Royal ruler. Chief hero. Used more commonly as a surname. |
505 | Kenwyn | the name of a saint |
506 | Kenzie | Handsome |
507 | Kenzy | The fair one. Abbreviation of McKenzie. |
508 | Kerensa | love |
509 | Keriam | Dark haired. |
510 | Kerwen | Little black one. |
511 | Key | The horned |
512 | Kin | From the top of the cliff. |
513 | Kincaid | lead warrior |
514 | Kinny | The horned |
515 | Kirkland | Church. |
516 | Kirsteen | Designated, follower of Christ |
517 | Kirsten | The anointed |
518 | Kirstie | Follower |
519 | Kirstin | The anointed |
520 | Kirsty | The anointed |
521 | Kohde | helper |
522 | Kylianne | Feminine of Kyle. |
523 | Labhrainn | the award-winning |
524 | Lachlan | Warrior |
525 | Lainie | Serves John. |
526 | Lair | Mare. |
527 | Laird | Lord. |
528 | Laire | cheerful |
529 | Lamorak | brother of percival |
530 | Lamorna | a placename |
531 | Laren | Serves Lawrence. |
532 | Larena | Variant of Loraine, meaning from Lorraine. |
533 | Laria | Serves Lawrence. |
534 | Lauchlan | from the land of the lochs |
535 | Laudegrance | father of guinevere |
536 | Laudine | the award-winning |
537 | Lauraine | Variant of Lorraine: From Lorraine. From Lotharingia. From Lothair's Kingdom. Lothair was a ruler of the region during the 9th century. |
538 | Laurie | A diminutive of Laurence: from the place of the laurel leaves. Famous Bearer: Laurie Lee, author of Cider with Rosie (1959). |
539 | Lausanne | Lake Geneva |
540 | Lawler | One who mumbles. |
541 | Lean | Strong and brave as a lion |
542 | Leana | Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (light;beautiful woman); variant of Liana: (youthful;bond). |
543 | Leane | lion, hard |
544 | Leannan | Little cloak. |
545 | Leathan | River. |
546 | Leith | Meadow. |
547 | Lennox | Surname and clan name. Lennox; a Scottish nobleman; appears in Shakespeare's Macbeth. |
548 | Leodegraunce | father of guinevere |
549 | Les | Diminutive of Leslie: Scottish surname and place name. From Leslie. |
550 | Leslee | Derived from name of a prominent Scottish clan 'Leslie. |
551 | Lesley | Scottish surname and place name. |
552 | Leslie | Scottish surname and place name. From Leslie. |
553 | Lidoine | daughter of cavalon |
554 | Lilias | water lily |
555 | Lindsay | From the island of the lime tree. Although in the past, Lindsay was a common boys' name, today it is used more often for girls. |
556 | Lindsey | Variant of Lindsay: From the island of the lime tree. Although in the past, Lindsay was a common boys' name, today it is used more often for girls. |
557 | Linsey | A lake; a place of linden trees. |
558 | Linzi | Lincoln's marsh |
559 | Lioslaith | Dwells at the gray fortress. |
560 | Livingstone | Leofwine's settlement |
561 | Lludd | From London. |
562 | Loch | a lake |
563 | Lochellen | From Ellen's Lake |
564 | Logan | Finnian's servant. |
565 | Logen | Low meadow. |
566 | Loghan | From the hollow. |
567 | Lohengrin | From French `Garin Garin le Loherain from Lorraine. Name of the hero of an Old High German epic of the 13th century, best known for the eponymous opera by Wagner (1848). Lohengrin was the son of Parsifal, a knight of the Grail Kelt. novels. |
568 | Lonn | Fierce. |
569 | Lorn | Variant of Lorne: The name of an early Scottish chieftain and a place name. Famous Bearer: Canadian actor Lorne Green (1959-1971). |
570 | Lorne | Fox |
571 | Lowenna | joyful |
572 | Ludo | glorious war hero |
573 | Ludovic | glorious war hero |
574 | Lueius | a roman emperor |
575 | Lyall | Surname meaning loyal. |
576 | Lydell | A surname often used as a given name. |
577 | Lyel | Surname meaning loyal. |
578 | Lyndsey | A lake; a place of linden trees. |
579 | Lynsey | Variant of Lindsay: From the island of the lime tree. Although in the past, Lindsay was a common boys' name, today it is used more often for girls. |
580 | Lyonet | sister of lyones |
581 | Lyonors | mother of boore |
582 | Mac | son |
583 | Mac-Abhaird | son of baird |
584 | Mac-An-Aba | son of the father or abbott |
585 | Mac-An-Bharain | son of the noble warrior |
586 | Mac-Artuir | son of arthur |
587 | Mac-Bhriain | son of the strong |
588 | Mack | Son of. |
589 | Mackenna | child of the handsome one |
590 | Mackenzie | Handsome |
591 | Mador | accuser of guinevere |
592 | Maggie | Abbreviation of Margaret. A pearl. |
593 | Maighread | ornament |
594 | Maira | shapely, clean |
595 | Mairghread | Pearl. |
596 | Mairi | shapely, clean |
597 | Maisie | Diminutive of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87). |
598 | Malcolm | Macbeth |
599 | Malcom | St. Columb's disciple. |
600 | Maneet | child with a good heart |
601 | Mannis | large |
602 | Maolmin | Polished chief. |
603 | Margawse | mother of gawain |
604 | Marrok | a knight thought to be a werewolf |
605 | Marsali | Pearl. |
606 | Marvene | from the name marvin |
607 | Math | Bear. |
608 | Mathe | gift of Yahweh |
609 | Matheson | Bear's son. |
610 | Maxwell | Magnus' spring. Mac's well. Surname and place name. |
611 | Mayo | Lives near the yew trees. |
612 | Mckenzie | Son Of The Handsome One |
613 | Meckenzie | daughter of the wise leader |
614 | Meegan | Soft; gentle. |
615 | Melville | A Scottish surname based on a French place name. |
616 | Melwyn | as fair as honey |
617 | Melyon | son of mordred |
618 | Meribeth | the most prettiest |
619 | Mhairi | the embittered |
620 | Micheal | That |
621 | Minas | the great one |
622 | Mitch | Who is like God |
623 | Mitchel | Who is like God |
624 | Mitchell | Who is like God |
625 | Moira | Variant of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. |
626 | Moire | marjoram (herb). Also known as Marjoram Herb Sausage or |
627 | Moncreiffe | From the hill of the sacred bough. |
628 | Monna | beloved |
629 | Monro | Mouth of the river Rotha, in Ireland |
630 | Monroe | Mouth of the river Rotha, in Ireland |
631 | Montgomery | Mountain belonging to the ruler. Surname of numerous English and Scottish earls. |
632 | Moray | Variant of Murray: Sea. A Scottish surname and place name. |
633 | Morcades | sister of arthur |
634 | Mordag | Sea warrior |
635 | Mordrain | Name of a king |
636 | Morold | prince killed by tristan |
637 | Morrison | Dark-skinned. A Moor. Form of Maurice. |
638 | Morva | from a placename |
639 | Morvan | Pale. |
640 | Morvin | Pale. |
641 | Mufidy | Man of the sea. |
642 | Muira | From the moor. |
643 | Muirfinn | DweIls near the beautiful sea. |
644 | Mungan | Gaelic form of Mungo. |
645 | Munro | Mouth of the river Rotha, in Ireland |
646 | Murdo | Sea |
647 | Murdoc | Protector of the sea. |
648 | Murdoch | Sea |
649 | Murdock | Sea |
650 | Nab | Abbot. |
651 | Nachton | Pure |
652 | Nairn | the dweller by the alder tree |
653 | Nairne | dwells at the alder tree river |
654 | Najib | Distinguished |
655 | Nathaira | Snake. |
656 | Nathara | Snake. |
657 | Nathraichean | Snake. |
658 | Neakail | victorious people |
659 | Neilan | Champion Form of Neil. |
660 | Neilina | Cloud champion |
661 | Neill | Champion Form of Neil. |
662 | Ness | From the headland. |
663 | Nessie | Diminutive of Agnes: pure; chaste. Nessie is also the nickname given to the fabled Loch Ness monster. |
664 | Nevins | Worships the saints. |
665 | Niall | Variant of Neill: Champion. A dynasty of Irish kings was founded by Niall of the Nine Hostages. |
666 | Nicol | Conqueror of the people |
667 | Nimué | the lady of the lake |
668 | Norris | Caretaker; nurse. Most often found as a surname. |
669 | Norval | From the north valley. |
670 | Odar | Unknown |
671 | Odara | Unknown |
672 | Ogilvie | From the high peak. |
673 | Oisin | Little |
674 | Orguelleuse | an arrogant lady |
675 | Owain | Variant of Ewen: Variant of Eoghan or Eugene. |
676 | Padruig | Patrician, noble, noble |
677 | Pant | father of lancelot |
678 | Parlan | Son Of The Plough |
679 | Parzifal | hero of several arthurian stories |
680 | Paton | From the warrior's town. |
681 | Payton | Patrician; noble. Form of Patrick. |
682 | Pelleas | a fisher king |
683 | Pelles | a fisher king |
684 | Pellinore | Name of a king |
685 | Quarry | Proud |
686 | Quinn | the fifth |
687 | Rae | Diminutive of Rachel: Ewe. Rachel was the second and favoured wife of Jacob in the Old Testament. |
688 | Raghnaid | Fight consultant |
689 | Raibeart | Gaelic form of Robert. |
690 | Ramsay | Wild garlic; from Ram's island. |
691 | Ramsey | Variant of Ramsay: Wild garlic; from Ram's island. |
692 | Ramzi | Ram's island. |
693 | Ranald | Guides, ruler, Mighty mighty |
694 | Raoghnailt | Lamb |
695 | Ray | Diminutive of Raymond: Counsel; mighty protection; guards wisely. |
696 | Reade | Red |
697 | Reed | Red; |
698 | Reid | Red |
699 | Rhona | Variant of Rhonwen: Fair lance; fair, slender. Welsh form of Rowena: white-haired. |
700 | Riane | variant of Rianna, Rianne |
701 | Rioghbhardan | Royal bard. |
702 | Rob Roy | Red Rob. |
703 | Robert | Robert is a masculine given name and surname.
It is a Germanic name, from Old High German Hrodebert which means "bright with glory".
Hruod means "fame, glory".
Berht means "bright". |
704 | Robertson | Son of Robert 'Famed; bright; shining.' Surname. |
705 | Robina | beautifully by fame |
706 | Rodina | Famous, powerful ruler |
707 | Rodrick | Famous |
708 | Ron | good ruler |
709 | Ronald | Guides, ruler |
710 | Ronalda | Guides, ruler, Mighty mighty |
711 | Ronnette | Guides, ruler, Mighty mighty |
712 | Ronnie | good ruler |
713 | Rorie | Red king |
714 | Ros | Diminutive of Rosamund: Noted protector; horse protector. Also a diminutive of Rosalind: compound of 'horse' and 'snake'; or beautiful, pretty rose. |
715 | Rose | Rose (flower name). |
716 | Rosen | the flower rose |
717 | Ross | Promontory. From the peninsula. A Scottish place name and surname. |
718 | Rossiter | Red. Surname. |
719 | Rosslyn | Feminine form of Ross: Promontory. From the peninsula. A Scottish place name and surname. |
720 | Roy | King; regal. |
721 | Royal | Rye hill. Royal. |
722 | Ruaridh | Red king |
723 | Ryanne | variant of Rianna, Rianne |
724 | Scot | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
725 | Scott | From Scotland; a Gael. Surname. |
726 | Scottie | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
727 | Scotty | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
728 | Senga | Backward spelling of Agnes: pure; chaste. |
729 | Shalott | land of astolet |
730 | Shaw | Copse; from the shady grove. |
731 | Sheena | God is with us |
732 | Shena | Variant of Sine: Scottish Gaelic form of Jane: God is gracious. |
733 | Shon | God is gracious |
734 | Sigune | percivals cousin |
735 | Sileas | Youthful. |
736 | Silis | Gaelic form of Sheila. |
737 | Sim | To hear, to be heard or reputation. |
738 | Sima | To hear, to be heard or reputation. |
739 | Sinclair | Bright; clear. From Saint Clair sur Elle. Famous Bearer: writer Sinclair Lewis (1885-1951). |
740 | Sine | God is with us |
741 | Skena | From Skene. |
742 | Slaven | Mountain. |
743 | Slavin | Mountain. |
744 | Slevin | Mountain |
745 | Sloan | fighter |
746 | Stew | guardian |
747 | Stewart | guardian |
748 | Stirling | Of high quality; pure. Also variant of a name given pre-medieval refiners of silver meaning 'easterner'. Surname. |
749 | Struan | Stream. |
750 | Stuart | Steward. Stuart and Stewart are clan names of the royal house of Scotland; Stuart is the family name of many kings of England. Surname. |
751 | Taffy | Diminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. |
752 | Taggart | Son of a prelate. |
753 | Tamnais | the twins |
754 | Tamsin | Twin |
755 | Tara | Where the kings met. Also Tara's Halls, where ancient Bards sang deeds of Irish heroes. The ruins of the Halls are on the hill of Tara, meaning crag or tower. |
756 | Tavin | Variant of the word 'teeve' meaning hillside. |
757 | Tavio | Variant of the word 'teeve' meaning hillside. |
758 | Tavis | Variant of the word 'teeve' meaning hillside. |
759 | Tegen | a pretty little thing |
760 | Teva | nature |
761 | Tevin | Variant of the word 'teeve' meaning hillside. |
762 | Thane | Anglo-Saxon and Scottish feudal lords' title. Shakespeare's Macbeth was Thane of Cawdor. |
763 | Tioboid | Bold. |
764 | Tira | Village |
765 | Todd | Fox. Tod is a Scottish nickname meaning a clever or wily person. |
766 | Toran | shapely, clean |
767 | Torey | From the craggy hills. |
768 | Torin | Variant of Torrence 'From the craggy hills.' Tor is a name for a craggy hilltop and also may refer to a watchtower. |
769 | Torquil | Thor's helmet |
770 | Torree | Derived from Victoria 'triumphant. |
771 | Torrie | Derived from Victoria: triumphant. |
772 | Torry | From the craggy hills. |
773 | Tory | From the craggy hills. Surname based on Tor; Torrence or Tower. |
774 | Uriens | Name of a king |
775 | Ursell | from the bottom of the hill |
776 | Uther | arthurs father |
777 | Vika | From the creek. |
778 | Vojin | protector, soldier, peace maker |
779 | Vyvyan | from an old surname |
780 | Wal | Diminutive of Walter: Rules the people; powerful ruler. Famous Bearers: explorer Sir Walter Raleigh (1554-1618) and U.S. actor Walter Matthau. |
781 | Wallace | Welshman; stranger. Famous Bearer: Scottish hero Sir William Wallace (executed in 1305).Welshman; stranger. |
782 | Wallis | Feminine form of Wallace: Welshman; stranger. Famous Bearer: Scottish hero Sir William Wallace (executed in 1305).'Welshman; stranger. |
783 | Wally | Wally, who Zweiflerin |
784 | Wynda | From the narrow passage. |
785 | Ygraine | mother of arthur |
786 | Ysbaddaden | a giant |
787 | Ysolde | lover of tristan |