Scottish Baby Boy Names
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- Cuddy - Pet form of Cuthbert
- Ewart - Uncertain origins
- Drew - Scottish pet form of Andrew
- Sawney - From the name Sandy
- Jaimie - Means Supplanter
- Camden - This name means ‘meander valley’
- Bothain - A person who lived in a stone house
- Ludo - Pet form of Ludovic
- Erskine - From place close to Glasgow
- Morogh - This Scottish name means man of the sea
- Alec - Pet form of Alexander
- Blair - From the Gaelic places names Blar. Also a surname.
- Tadhg - Scottish Gaelic name and it means philosopher
- Gavin - A popular name, its origins are uncertain possibly from the name Gawain
- Uilleam - Scottish boys name equivalent to William
- Conall - Means strong wolf
- Deorsa - Gaelic name for George
- Foirtchern - This name means overlord
- Neil - This is a variation of the name Nicholas
- Ranald - From the Gaelic name Raghnall
- Bruce - Common name in Scotland. The Braces were a powerful Scottish family.
- Luthais - Form of Louis
- Corey - The name is of old Norse origin meaning unknown
- Niall - Galic name that means ‘champion’
- Alick - Scottish version of Alec
- Ian - Version of John
- Edan - Scottish name for Aidan
- Daibhidh - Scottish name for David
- Fib - The name given to a poet
- Barclay - From the place Berkeley which means wood clearing
- Scottie - Someone form Scotland
- Dand - This name means Warrior
- Paton - Mean royal
- Iain - Gaelic form of Ian
- Baigh - Origin unknown
- Marcus - From the name Mac Mharcuis reported to mean Warrior
- Uisdean - Means forever stone
- Ogilhinn - Scottish Gaelic name given to a person from the top of a mountain
- Kenny - Pet form of Kenneth
- Gordan - Variation on Gordon
- Bhric - A variation on Bhreac
- Beiste - This name means ‘the beast’
- Keith - Means wood or forest
- Simidh - Means Simon in Gaelic
- Chalmers - Mainly a Scottish surnam name from a famous family
- Cailin - Variation on Cailean
- Ewan - Gaelic version of the name John
- Creighton - From Gaelic name crioch meaning border of a settlement.
- Shaw - From the name Seaghdh
- Pherson - The name given to a parson (priest)
- Murdock - Means sea
- Ellar - A person who was a butler
- Bhaltair - Gaelic origins is a form of Walter
- Masterman - Means the man of the master
- Niven - Scottish male name from Naoimhean
- Graham - From the placename in Lincolnshire and means ‘Gravel Home’
- Eumann - From the name Edmund
- Allan - Variant of Alan
- Gilroy - Means son of the red haired woman
- Jockie - Means god is gracious
- Ramsey - Variation of Ramsay
- Naughton - From the Gaelic name Neachdann
- Eachann - Means brown horse
- Broden - A place in Scotland
- Rabbie - Scottish pet name for Robert
- Tasgall - Traditional name means god and cauldron
- Hew - This name means heart
- Sinclair - Common as a surname from Saint-Clair in France
- Coinneach - Means handsome
- Aengus - Gaelic form Angus
- Ualan - Same as the name Valentine
- Reade - Variation on Reid
- Tearlach - From the name Toirdhealbhach.
- Aonghus - Gaelic form Angus
- Ludovic - Means dedicated to the Lord
- Lyle - Means ‘from an island’
- Charlie - Pet form of Charles
- Kirk - Someone who lives near a church
- Balgair - Means fox
- Diarmad - A form of Dermot
- Ailbeart - Gaelic form of the name Albert
- Hamish - Scottish name for James
- Doughall - Variation of Dougal
- Bothan - A variation of Bothain
- Cuithbeart - Scottish name for Cuthbert
- Gus - Pet form of Angus
- Art - Short form of Authur
- Armstrong - Means a man with strong arms
- Nicol - This is a variation of the name Nicholas
- Forbes - From the Scottish place names that means field
- Logan - From the place name in Ayrshire, meaning Hollow
- Imhear - From the Gaelic name Eibhear
- Dugald - Alternative to the name Dougal
- Torquil - From the name For call
- Griorgair - Gaelic name for Gregor
- Muir - Meaning moor land
- Daileass - A person who lived by a waterfall
- Eudard - Means guardian or protector
- Lennox - From the region of Glasgow
- Morven - The name given to someone who worked as a mariner
- Raghnall - Gaelic name for Ronald
- Jim - Short form of Jimmy
- Chisholm - Scottish surname meaning cheese
- Scott - Someone form Scotland
- Oidhche - This boy’s name means ‘night’
- Lachlan - From the Gaelic name Lachlann
- Tomas - Gaelic version of Thomas
- Rodric - The origins of this name means ruler
- Errol - This name means wanderer
- Duncan - From the Gaelic name Donnchadh, meaning dark warrior
- Evan - Means god is gracious
- Brodie - Meaning unknown from a place in Moray
- Stewart - From someone who worked as a Steward
- BaIloch - A person who comes from the pasture land
- Stuart - From someone who worked as a Steward
- Ninian - Origin unknown
- Maddock - First and surnamre that means generous
- Steaphan - Scottish name for Stephen
- Kenneth - From the names Cinaed and Cainnech
- Gillies - From the Gaelic name Gille Iosa
- Christie - Form of Christopher
- Sorley - From Somhairle
- Cailean - Is a Scottish name for Colin
- Ainsley - Long established Scottish name originates from Annesley or Ansley. Means ‘one’s own meadow’
- Fibh - Possibly related to Fibh
- Baldie - Pet form of the name Archibald
- Evander - Related to the name Ivor and was the name given to a archer
- Gillanders - From the Gaelic name Gille Ainndreis
- Lachie - Pet form of Lachlan
- Roddy - Pet name of Roderick
- Andra - Form of Andrew
- Benneit - Form of Benedict
- Gibby - From Gibidh
- Donal - Variation on the name Donald
- Labhrainn - Related to the name Laurence
- Greg - Pet form of Gregory or Gregor
- Dalzell - Means ‘white fields’
- Evin - This name is reported to mean ‘swift’
- Jimmie - See the name James
- Coire - Name of Gaelic origins
- Calder - Celtic word that means a stream
- Broehain - Means broken
- Fulton - Place name in Ayrshire
- Wallace - This name means foreign in old French used to describe the Celts
- Fergus - From the Gaelic male name Fearchas
- Bhreac - Means ‘speckled’
- Beathan - Traditional Gaelic name from Beatha
- Christy - Form of Christopher
- Gilchrist - Means the servant of Christ
- Uarraig - This name means fierce pride
- Sholto - Means fruitful
- Henry - Popular boy’s name in Scotland that means ‘home ruler’
- James - From the Latin name Iacomus. Related to Jacob
- Alasdair - Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander
- Maxwell - From the place on the river Tweed
- Rhiseart - Scottish Gaelic boy’s name for Richard
- Lloyd - A person with Grey Hair
- Ray - The name of someone who lives by a brook
- Finlay - Means white warrior from the Gaelic name Fionnlagh
- Alister - Variation of Alistair
- Micheal - Scottish Gaelic name for Michael
- Malcolm - Originate from the Gaelic name Mael Coluim
- Mac - This boy’s name means Son
- Ailean - Scottish name for Alan
- Callum - From the Latin name Columba meaning dove
- Aodh - Gaelic name and it means fire
- Archie - A variation of the name Archibald
- Gladstone - From a place name
- Filib - Scottish name for Philip
- Douglas - Associated with Dougal
- Gregor - Scottish boys name for Gregory
- Mathe - The Gaelic boys name name meaning bear
- Coll - From the name Colla
- Kester - Scottish name for Christopher
- Leathan - The name of a river
- Breac - Means ‘speckled’
- Crayton - A variant of the name Creighton
- Tremaine - Means a house of stone
- Lyall - From the name Liulfr and means loyal
- Aillig - A person from a rocky location
- Ceardach - Place name and the name refers to a person who worked as a smith
- Eideard - A form of Edward
- Neacal - Scottish name for Nicholas
- Camdan - Name is after the place name
- Alistair - A form of Alexander
- Aibne - Boy’s name mean river
- Bearnard - A version of Bernard
- Dougie - Pet form of Douglas
- Archibald - Means genuine and bold
- Leslie - From the place in Scotland Lesslyn
- Allaster - Variant of Alistair
- Reid - Someone with red hair
- Fingal - From the name Fionnghall. Means white stranger
- Murray - From the area of Moray
- Bhraghad - A person ‘from the upper part’ as in the mountain Beinn a’Bhraghad
- Parlan - From Parthalan anglicized to McFarlane.
- Crisdean - Alternative name for Christopher
- Fearghas - Scottish version of the name Fergus
- Lesley - Variation of Leslie
- Hector - A form of the name Eachann
- Allister - Variant of Alistair
- Reade - Someone with red hair
- Gilleonan - From the Gaelic name Gille Adhamhnain
- Euan - From the Gaelic name Eoghan
- Frazer - Variation on the Fraser
- Willy - Pet form of William
- Richie - Pet name for Richard
- Darach - Gaelic name that means oak, possibly given to people with oak coloured hair
- Goraidh - This Scottish name means God’s peace
- Eoin - mean God is gracious
- Sachairi - Scottish name for Zachary
- Bhradain - Means salmon in Gaelic as in the waterfall Eas a’ Bhradain
- Angus - Anglicized form of the Gaelic name Aonghus and means ‘one choice’
- Tyree - The name given to a man who live on an island
- Don - Short form of Donald, Donny or Donnie
- Fife - From the district in Scotland
- Eairdsidh - Scottish name for Archie
- Quinn - The name given to the 5th born in a family
- Bean - From the name Beathan
- Damhan - This name means fawn
- Davy - Pet form of David
- Scotty - Variation on Scottie (see Scott)
- Doug - Per form of the name Douglas & Dougal
- Iagan - Anglicised from MacKeegan
- Manas - Scottish for Magnus
- Neill - A veriant of the name Neil
- Iomhar - From the Gaelic name Eibhear
- Brice - Means ‘speckled’
- Roy - Means ‘red’
- Mungo - Means amiable
- Magnus - Means great. Originates from Latin
- Carson - Origins uncertain. It possibly from a place name.
- Fearchar - From the words man and deer
- Tormod - Means the courage of Thor
- Norval - From a a place in Normandy, Normanville
- Cliamain - Scottish name for Clement.
- Tiobaid - Scottish name for Theobald
- Kennedy - From the name Uarraig
- Irving - From the place close to Dumfries
- Jock - Scottish variation on the name Jack
- Eallair - Means church cell
- Innes - From Aonghas ??? equivalent Angus
- Balgaire - Variation of Balgair
- Anndra - Scottish version of Andrew
- Fyfe - Alternative spelling to Fife
- Kendric - From the name MacKenrick
- Johnny - Short form of the name John
- Cameron - Means crooked nose
- Artair - Scottish form of Authur
- Gillespie - From the Gaelic name Gille Easbaig
- Ronald - From the name Rognvaldr
- Padraig - Anglicized as Peter
- Ross - Means headland
- Jimmy - See the name James
- Fraser - Norman origins
- Doileag - This name is given to someone who’s a World Leader
- Nachton - This name means ‘pure’
- Seumas - Scottish name for James
- Rab - Pet name of Rabbie
- Graeme - Variation on the Graham
- Cambeul - Related to Campbell
- Rae - This Scottish boy’s name means grace
- Chattan - From a 6th century Scottish saint
- Nathair - Gaelic name meaning a snake
- Cory - See Corey
- Cam - Pet name for Cameron
- Monroe - Munro ??? people from the river Roe
- Ranulf - Means advice of the wolf
- Adie - Pet form of Adam
- Glen - From the Gaelic name that means valley
- Daimh - Gaelic name for a Ox
- Sim - Means Simon in Gaelic
- Andy - Pet form of Andrew
- Sandy - Pet name for Alexander
- Grant - Means large
- Donald - This name means world ruler
- Bhaic - Scottish name origin unknown
- Gordain - Variation on Gordon
- Balfour - After a place in the North of Scotland
- Cruim - This name means crooked
- Gordon - From the place name and means fort
- Drummond - This Scottish name means ridge
- Farquhar - From the Gaelic name Fearchar
- Ailein - Scottish name a person from green pastures
- Arregaithel - A person who comes the place of the Gauls
- Brochan - A Gaelic name that means ‘broken’
- Moray - From the name Murry
- Brody - Variation of Brodie
- Lindsay - From the place Lindsay in England
- Duff - This name means ‘dark’
- Keir - A variation on the name Kerr
- Paden - The boy’s name means Royal
- Laird - This was the name given to a land owner
- Nairn - A seaside place in the highlands of Scotland
- Kyle - Gaelic word ‘caol’
- Alan - Origins uncertain. It possibly means rock.
- Ramsay - From the place name Ramsey meaning wild island
- Erroll - Variation on Errol
- Robert - Introduced the Britain by the Normans and means bright flame
- Drummand - A variation on the name Drummond
- Aindrea - Scottish Gaelic name for Andrew
- Moirean - From the name Moire
- Seocan - Pet name for Jock
- Paidean - From Padraig a form of Patrick
- Gregory - From the Latin name Gregorein
- Quany - Means Proud
- Eunan - Means little horror
- Railbeart - Scottish name for Robert
- Clyde - From the river in Scotland
- Dougal - Means dark stranger from the name Dubhgall
- Alastair - Anglised version of Alasdair
- Craig - Means rock
- Hewie - Alternate spelling of Hughie
