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G Naam
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Betekenis
Adaidh (m)
Adhamh (m)
Adie (m)
Afton
Aifric (f)
Aigidh (f)
Aigneas (f)
Ailde (m)
Ailean (m)
Aileas (f)
Aileen (f)
Aili; Ailig; Ailigean (m)
Ailie (f)
Ailpein (m)
Ailsa (f)
Aimili (f)
Aingealag (f)
Ainsley
Airril (m)
Alan (m)
Alasdair (m)
Alastair, Allister, Alistair (m)
Alban (m)
Alison (f)
Allasan (f)
Alpin (m)
Ambros (m)
Amhalghaidh (m)
Anabal (f)
Andrew (m)
Angaidh (m)
Angus (m)
Anna (f)
Annabel (f)
Annag; Nan; Nannag (f)
Anndra; Aindrea (m)
Aodh (m)
Aodhagan (m)
Aodhan (m)
Aoidhean (m)
Aonghas (m)
Aonghasan (m)
Arabella (f)
Archibald (m)
Arline (f)
Armadal (m)
Art (m)
Artagan (m)
Artair (m)
Athairne (m)
Athol (m)
Aulay (m)
AH tee
AW guv
Ay dee
AF ton
AH frik
AH kee
AG nes
AL ja, EL ja
A lun, E lun
AH lus; EH lus
ay LEEN
AL lee; AL ik; AL ik an
AY lee
AL pen, EL pen
AYL sa
AM ih lee
an GEH lak
AINZ lee
AR ril, ER ril
AL us ter
AL is ter
AHL bin
AL is sun
AHL uh sun
AL pin
AM bros
AUW ul ghee
AN a bul
ANN drew
AN gee
AING us
AH na
ANN a bel
AH nak; NAN; NAN ak
AWN dra; EN dra
OOGH
UGH uk an
OOGH an
OOY yan
un OO us, IN us
un OO us an, IN us an
air a BEL a
AR chi bald
ar LEEN
Arm uh dul
ART
ART ug an
AR ter
A ar nya
ATH ol
AW lee
Adam (dim)
Adam
Adam
Africa, Affrica
Aggie
Agnes
-
Alan, Allan
Alice
Evelyn, Avelina
Alex; Alec
Eilidh, Helen, Avelina, Evelyn
Alpin, Alpine
Amelia
Angelica
-
Aillil, Allan, Ailean
Alexander
Alasdair, Alexander
the Gaelic name for Scotland
Allsun
Allie
Ailpein, Alpine
Ambrosius, Ambrose
Aulay
Annabel, Anapul
Aindria, Anndra, Andy, Drew, Dandie
Angy
Aonghus
Anne
Anapul, Anabal
Annie
Andrew
Hugh
-
Eadan, Aidan
-
Angus, Aeneas
Arabel
Giolla Easpig, Gillespie, Archie, Airchie
Arlene, Arleen
Armitage
-
-
Artar, Arthur
Hercules
ath Fodhla, Atholl
Olaf
dim. of Adhamh
from Hebrew Adam, meaning, perhaps, "red earth"
As a first name, it is a dim. of Adam.
This name of this Scottish river
this is the Gaelic form of Africa meaning pleasant or noble.
dim. Of Aigneas
from Latin Agnes, "holy"
a name from mythology with obscure origins
an old name with Celtic roots meaning "rock", or "harmony."
from Old German Adalheidis, meaning "noble."
ang. of Eibhilin
dims. of Alasdair
ang. of Eilidh, which is a pet form of Eibhilin. Gaelic of Helen.
It is perhaps derived from a pictish word meaning "white."
a Scottish island, Ailsa Craig, derived from "Alfsigr's island"
Latin, from the clan name Aemilius
Latin, angelic
from an English place name, meaning possibly "one wood"
a name from mythology with abscure origins
Anglicization of Aileann (see)
Gaelic form of Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind"
Anglicizations of Alasdair
rock/white
dim. of Alice
dim. Of Aileas
It is perhaps derived from a pictish word meaning "white."
Greek, immortal; divine
form of Scandinavian Olaf, meaning "forefather; ancestor".
from Latin, "amabilis" (loveable)
St. Andrew is the patron of Scotland. "manly" or "warrior."
dim. of Aonghas
one choice
Hebrew, grace
lovable? (from Latin amabel)
Hebrew, dims. of Anna
Greek, manly
fire- derived from the name of a Celtic sun god.
dim. of Aodh
dim. of Aodh
"
unique choice
dim. of Aonghas
an alteration of Annabel(la)
This is actually a Germanic name, meaning genuine and bold
Arline was coined by Michael W. Balfe for a 1843 opera.
A name of obscure meaning, popular among the McLeod clan
possibly a dim. of Artair, derived from the same roots.
dim. of Artair
A legendary name of obscure origins.
A historical name with obscure origins.
from a place name meaning "new Ireland."
From the Norse name Olaf, meaning "forefather; ancestor."
Betekenis
Babag; Babaidh (f)
Baird
Baodan (m)
Baoithein (m)
Barabal (f)
Barclay
Barra (m)
Bealag (f)
Bearach (m)
Bearchan (m)
Beasag; Eilispidh (f)
Beatan (m)
Beathag (f)
Beathan (m)
Beisdean (m)
Beitris (f)
Bethia (f)
Bhàididh (m)
Bhaltair; Bhàtair; Bàtair (m)
Billean; Buillidh (m)
Blair
Blane (m)
Blàr (m)
Blàthan (m)
Boisil (m)
Bonnie (f)
Borgach (f)
Boyd (m)
Bran (m)
Branan (m)
Brandubh (m)
Breandan (m)
Breannan (m)
Breannan; Brianan (m)
Brenda (f)
Brian (m)
Brianag (f)
Brianan (m)
Brìghde (f)
Brodie
Bruce
Bryce
Bryson
Buchanan
BOB ik; BOB ee
BAYRD
BOO tun
BOOY en
BAR uh bal
BAR klee
BAR ra
BEL ak
BEH ruch
BER chan, BAR chan
BES ik; AY lus pee
BEH tan
BEH ak
BEH un
BAES tchan
BEE tu rish
BETH ee a
VAW jee
VAL tar; VA tar; BA tar
BIL yin; BOOL ee
BLARE
BLAIN
BLAWR
BLAW un
BO shil
BON nee
BOR guch
BOID
BRAN
BRAN an
BRAN doow
BREN dun
BREN un
BREN nun; BREE un nan
BREN da
BREE un
BREE uh nak
BREE un an
BREE ju
BRO dee
BROOS
BRICE
BRY sun
byoo KAN in
Barb; Barbie
from a place name
-
Bothan
Barbara
-
Bella, Iseabail
-
-
Bessie, Betsy
-
Bethia, Sophia, Rebecca, Beatrice
-
-
Bathia, Elizabeth, Beathag
Wally
Walter
Bill, Billy
blar
Blan
Blair
Blane
Boswell
Bonny
Victoria
buidhe
-
-
Branduff
Brendan, Breannan
Brendan
Brendan, Breandan, Breannan
-
-
Briana
-
Bridget
Brothaigh, Brody
Brus
Brice
Canonach
dim. Of Barabal
Mac a'Bhaird
A saint's name meaning, perhaps "vain; reckless, foolish"
A saint's name of meaning, perhaps "vain; reckless, foolish."
from Greek Barbara, meaning "stranger."
From the place name Berkeley in England
dim. of Barrfhionn ("fair head")
dim. of Iseabail, a form of Isobel (Elizabeth)
spear; pointed weapon
dim. of Bearach
dims. Of Ealasaid (Elizabeth)
A historical name belonging to a famed physician
child of life
child of life
dim. of Gilleasbaig, (Gillespie)
from Latin Beatrice, meaning possibly "voyager through life"
A Hebrew name meaning "daughter of Jehovah."
Dim. of Bhaltair
Old German, ruler of people
Dim. of Uilleam (William) influenced by Bill(y)
plain, field-- refers to a battlefield
yellow
plain, field-- refers to a battlefield
The name of a 6th century saint.
The name of a 7th century abbott.
from a Scots vocab word, meaning "good; fine,"
originally a nickname for a fair haired man. Also a surname
means raven, famous bearers was Fionn Mac Cumhaill's dog
dim. of Bran
black raven
modern form of Breannan
from Welsh, " prince"
from Welsh, "prince"
sword, brand
from a Celtic word meaning "sterngth."
strength. Celtic goddess name
dim. of Brian
strength. Celtic goddess name
possibly from a Pictish word, or the Gaelic meaning rampart.
Robert the Bruce, defeating the British at Bannockburn.
possibly derived from a French word meaning "speckled"
son of Bryce?
canon's seat
Caddell
Cailbhin (m)
Cailean (m)
Cairbre (m)
Caireall (m)
Cairistìona (f)
Cairns
Caitir (f)
Caitrìona (f)
Caitrìonag
Callum (m)
Calum; Colum (m)
Caluman (m)
Calvin (m)
Cameron
Campbell
Camran (m)
Caoilte (m)
Caoimhe (f)
Caointean (m)
Caointeorn (f)
Caorall (m)
Carmag (m)
Carson
Carter
Catan (m)
Cathal (m)
Cathalan (m)
Catriona (f)
Catrìonag; Ceit; Ceitag; Rìona (f)
Cè (m)
Ceallach (m)
Ceana (f)
Ceanag (f)
Ceiteirin (f)
Cesan (m)
Ciaran (m)
Ciorstag, Ciorstaidh (f)
Ciorstan (f)
Cliaman (m)
Climidh (f)
Clyde (m)
Coinneach (m)
Coireall (m)
Còiseam (m)
Colina (f)
Coll (m)
Coll (m)
Colla (m)
Còmhall (m)
Còmhan (m)
Conall (m)
Conan (m)
Conchar (m)
Conn (m)
Corc (m)
Cormag (m)
Cosgrach (m)
Craig
Criosaidh (f)
Crìsdean; Criostal (m)
Cuirealan (m)
Cùithbeirt (m)
Cùithbreith (m)
Curadan (m)
Currie
ca DEL
KAL vin
KA len, KE len
KAR uh bra, KER uh bra
KA rel, KE rul
car rus TCHEE na
CAYRNS
KAH tcheer
ka TCHREE un na
cot CHREE un nak
CAH lum
CAL lum; COL um
KA lu man
KAL vin
KAM er in
KAM bul
KAM uh run
KOOL tcha
KUY va
KOON tchun
KUIN tchorn
KOO rull
KA ruh muk
KAR sin
KAR ter
KAH tan
KA hul
KA hul an
kat REE na
kat CHREE uh nak;KAE tchak
KAY, KEE
KEL uch
KEH na
KEN ak
KAETCH er in
KES an
KEE ur an
KIRS tag, KIRS tee
KIRS tin
KLI mun
KLIM ee
KLIDE
KOIN nyuch
KO rull
KOSH um
ka LEEN a
KOLL, KOELL
KUL
KOL la
KOE wull
KOE wun
KON ul
KON an
KON chur, KON uh chur
KON
KOHRK
KO ruh muk
KOSK ruch, KOSK uh ruch
KRAYG, KREG
CRI see
KREESH jun; KRIS tul
KOO rul an
COOY bersht; COOY bertch
KOOY brey
KOO rut un
KUR ee
Cadell
Calvin
Colin
Carbry
Caral
Christina, see also Kirsty
?
Clarissa
Catherine
Katie, Kate
Columba, Calum
Columba, Callum
Columba
Camshron
Caimbeul
Cameron
-
Keavy
Quinton
Kentigerna
Caral
Cormick
de Carsan
Mac Artair, Arthur
-
-
-
Catherine, Caitrìona
Kate, Katie
Keith
Kelly
Kenna
Ceana
Kay
Kessan
Kieran
Kirsty
Kirsten
Clement
Clementine
Kenneth
Caral
Constantine
-
Colla
Colla
Coll
Cowall, Còmhghall
Cowan
Connell
-
-
-
-
Cormack
-
Chrissie; Christie
Christopher, Crystal, Crìstean
-
Cuthbert
Cuthbert
Curitan, Boniface
Curry
battle?
from Old French, "bald." See Calvin.
whelp (young warrior)
charioteer or bearer
form of Coireall
from Latin, "follower of Christ"
?
An old name with obscure origins.
from Greek Catherine, is traditionally associated with "pure"
Dim. of Caitrìona
from Latin Columba, meaning "dove"
from Latin Columba, meaning "dove"
Dim. of Calum
from Old French meaning "bald"
crooked nose--may refer to a feature of the landscape
crooked mouth
bent nose
a legendary name meaning, perhaps, "hard."
kind; tender; beloved
Latin, fifth
"kind ruler". A 7th century saint's name.
form of Coireall
form of Cormag
derived from a French place name?
Carter from Mac Artair, meaning "son of Arthur."
small cat
battle mighty
dim. of Cathal
From the Greek Catherine, this spelling is the anglicized one.
dims. of Caitrìona
A saint's name of obasure origin
war; strife; bright-headed?
fair one.
dim. of Ceana
dim. of Caitrìona, the one favored by Kay Matheson
spear
dark, shadowy
dims. of Ciorstan
dim of Cairistìona (Christina) influenced by Danish Kirsten.
from Latin, " mild; merciful"
May mean "one who cleans," or refer to a Celtic Goddess
fair (haired) one. A name possibly of Pictish origin.
A saint's name of obscure meaning
Latin, "steadfast"
young hound- modern fem. of Colin
form of Colla
anglicization of Colla, "high; lofty"
lofty; high
?
co-birth (a twin?)
high; powerful
wee doggie
high will or desire or wolf-lover
free man, sense; intelligence
heart; crimson
an old name meaning either "charioteer," or "defiler's son"
victor
a crag
dim. of Cairistìona, influenced by Chrissie.
from Greek Christopher, "Christ-bearing"
dim. of Coireall
From Old English Cuthbert, "bright and renowned"
a form of Cùithbeirt
The name of an 8th century saint.
?
Dàn (m)
Davina (f)
Dearbhail (f)
Dearshul (f)
Deoc; Deocan (m)
Devorgilla (f)
Diarmad (m)
Diocail (m)
Dobharcu (m)
Doileag (f)
Dolaidh, Donaidh (m)
Doilidh (f)
Dolina (f)
Dòmhnallaidh, Dòmhnallan (m)
Dona (f)
Donald (m)
Donaldina (f)
Donnach (m)
Donnan (m)
Donnchadh (m)
Donnchaidh (m)
Donnghail (m)
Dougal (m)
Douglas (m)
Douglasina (f)
Drostan (m)
Drummond
Dubh (m)
Dubhag (m)
Dubhagan (m)
Dubhshìth (m)
Dubhthach (m)
Duff (m)
Dùghall (m)
Dùghlas (m)
Duibhne (m)
Duncan (m)
Dunlèibhe (m)
DAWN
da VEE na
JIR vel
JER hool
JOHK; JOHKan
dev vor GILL a
JIR mut
JU kel
DOE ur choo
DOL ak
DO lee, DO nee
DOL ee
dol LEE na
DOLE ee, DOE nul ee/DOE an
DOE na
DON ild
don ald EE na
DO nuch
DON an
DO nu chugh, DOO nu chu
DO nu chee, DOO nu chee
DO ghel, DON nu ghel
DOO gul
DUG las
dug las EE na
DROST an
DRUM mund
DOO
DOOW ak
DOOW uk an
DOOW hee
DOOW uch
DUF
DOO ul, DOO ghul
DOO lus
DOOEE nyuh
DUN kin
doon LAWY vuh
Dorothy
-
Jack
Diorbhail, Dearbhail, Dorothy
Dermid
Diocuil
-
Dolina
Donny
Dolly
-
Donaldina, Dolina
Dòmhnall
Dolina, Dona
-
a Scottish saint's name
Duncan
-
-
dubh gall
Dubh glas, Doug, Dougie
Tristan
from a place name
Duff
Dugan
Duffy
Duthac, Duthas
Dubh
Dougal, Dugald
Douglas
-
Donnchadh, Mac Dhonnchaidh
MacClay, Livingston
dim. of Domhnaill influenced by the English Dan
fem. of David originating in Scotland
true desire
true eye? Tearful eye?
dims. of Seoc influenced by Jenkin/Jock
true desire
possibly means: "without injunction", "envy," or "free man"
The name of a 9th century monk of Iona.
otter
world ruler- fem. of Dòmhnall
dims. of Dòmhnall
dim. of Dearbhail
modern feminine form of Donald
dims. of Dòmhnall
feminine form of Donald
world-mighty
feminine form of Donald
dim. of Donnchadh
brown
brown warrior
dim. of Donnchadh
?
dark stanger, Danes which refers to Norwegians/Icelanders
black stream
rare feminine form of Douglas
offspring Drost, Drostan is the forerunner of the name Tristan
Drummann
black
"black one" originally a nickname for someone with dark hair
dim. of Dubhag
black one of peace
black
used as a nickname for a dark haired person.
black stranger (a Dane) see Dougal
black stream
black?
brown warrior
brown hill or moor
Eachainn (m)
Eachann (m)
Eacharn (m)
Eadalf (m)
Eadan (m)
Eàirsidh (m)
Ealair (m)
Ealasaid (f)
Eamag (f)
Eamailinn (m)
Eamann (m)
Eamhhair (f)
Eanrig (m)
Eapag (f)
Earail; Harailt (m)
Earc (m)
Earnan (m)
Edana (f)
Effie (f)
Eibhlin (f)
Eideard; Eudard (m)
Eilidh (f)
Eilionoir (f)
Eimhir (f)
Eircheard (m)
Eithne (f)
Elliot
Elspeth (f)
Eochagan (m)
Eochaidh (m)
Eògan (m)
Eoghanan (m)
Eòghann (m)
Eòghnaidh (m)
Eònan (m)
Eònasdan; Seonachan (m)
Eòran (m)
Eòs; Eòsaidh; Seòsaidh (m)
Eòsaph; Seòsaph (m)
Erskine
Esmé (f & m)
Etta (f)
Eubh/Eubha (f)
Euan, Ewan (m)
Euphemia (f)
ECH en
ECH unn
ECH urn
EH dulf
AE dan
ER tchee
Eh ler
YAH luh sutch; EL uh sutch
EM ak
EM el in
AE mun
E ver; E wer
YOW rik; EN rik
EP ik
EH rel; HA reltch
ERK
ERN an
ed ANN a
EF fee
EYE leen; EV a leen
AE jard; EH dard
AY lee, Eh lee
EL ee nur
AE veer
ER chart
AE nyuh
EL lee it
EL speth
YO chuk an
YOCH ee
YO kan
YO un an
YO un, EO un
YO nee, EO nee
YOE nan
YO nus tun; SHON uk an
YOE ran
YOS; YOS ee;SHO see
YO suf; SHO suf
ERS kin
EZ may
ET ta
AYV/AYV a
YEW in
yoo FEE mee a
-
Hector
-
Edwulf
Aidan
Archie
Hilarius, Hilary
Elizabeth
Emily; Emilia
Hamelin
Edmund
-
Henry
Effie, Eppie, Euphemia
Harold
-
Ernest
Euphemia
Evelyn
Edward
Ellen, Helen, Ailie
Eleanor
-
-
Anna
from an English place name
Elizabeth
-
-
-
Hughie
Ewan
-
Jonathan
-
Joe; Joey
Joseph
Arascain
Esmée, Aymie, Esma
Eve/Eva
Eoghann, Eugene
Oighrig, Eppie, Effie, Phemie, Fanny
form of Eachann
horse lord, brown horse
horse lord
from Old English Eadwulf, "prosperous wolf"
dim. of Aodh, meaning "fire," a Celtic sun god name
"true and bold". A Gaelic form of Archie (see Archibald)
Latin, cheerful
from Hebrew Elizabeth, "God is my oath"
dim. of Amili (Amelia)
from Old English Hamelin, "home?"
Old English, "happy protection"
? - form of Eimir
Old German, Henry "home rule"
Greek, "well-spoken"
Old German via Norse, "army-rule"
speckled
iron, one of knowledge
an Irish saint who came to Scotland.
short form of Euphemia, from Greek "I speak well"
Germanic, ?
Old English, wealthy guardian
Eilionoir, Eilidh is now regarded as the Gaelic form of Helen.
Greek, via Latin, light?
?- legendary Celtic name
super craftsman
kernal or grain
Elwold
oath of God
dim. of Eochaidh
horse rider, horse warrior
dim. of Eoghann
form of Eònan
well born, youth
dim. of Eòghann
fear?
Hebrew, God has given
dim. of Eònan
dims. of Eòsaph
Hebrew, God increases
surname derived from a place name
from the French meaning "esteemed" or "loved"
dim. of names ending in -etta.
Hebrew, life
born of the yew
The pet forms are considered quintessentially Scottish.
Failbhe (m)
Faolagan (m)
Faolan (m)
Farquar (m)
Fearchar (m)
Feargan (m)
Fearghas (m)
Fenella (f)
Fergus (m)
Filip (m)
Fingal (m)
Finlay (m)
Finnean (m)
Finola (f)
Fiona (f)
Fìonan (m)
Fionghan (m)
Fionn (m)
Fionnaghal (f)
Fionnchan (m)
Fionnghal (m)
Fionnghual, Fionnghuala (f)
Fionnlagan (m)
Fionnlagh (m)
Fionntan (m)
Flaithbheartach (m)
Flannagan (m)
Fletcher
Floireans (f)
Flora (f)
Flòrag, Flòraidh (f)
Forbes
Fothadh (m)
Frang (m)
Frangag (f)
Frangan (m)
Frannsaidh; Fransag (f)
Fraser, Frasier
Friseal (m)
FAL uh vuh
FOO luk an
FOOL an
FAHR kwar
FE ruh chur
FER gun, FE ruh gan
FE ruh ghus
fen NEL a
FER gus
FIL lip
FING ul
FIN lee
FIN yan
fin OH la
fee OH na
FEE nan
FIN uh ghun
FYOON
FYOON uh ghal
FYOON uh chun
FYOON ghul
FYOON ghal, FYOON ghal a
FYOON lak an
FYOON lugh
FYOON tan
FLY vyurch tuch
FLAUNN uk an
FLECH er
FLO runs
FLOR a
FLO ruk
FORBS
FOE ugh
FRANK
FRAN kuk
FRANK an
FRAN see; FRAN sak
FRAY ser, FRAY zher
FREE shul
-
-
-
Fearchar
Farquar
-
Fergus
Fionnghuala, Finola
Fearghas
Philip
Fionnghall
Fionnlaoch
-
Fionnghuala, Fenella
-
-
Finn
Fenella, Finola, Fionnghuala, Flora
-
Fingal
Fenella, Finola, Flora
Finlagan
Finlay, Findlay
Fintan
Flaherty, Laverty
-
Mac an Fhleisteir
Florence
Fionnghuala, Florrie, Florag
Florrie
Foirbeis
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Francis
Frances
Frank
Franny
Friseal, Frazier
Fraser, Frazier
an 8th century abbott, also "lively; spritely," or "wolf-slayer"
dim. of Faolan
wolf
very dear one
very dear one
pet form of Fearghus?
supreme choice
fair shoulders
supreme choice
from Greek Philip, "lover of horses"
Meaning "white stranger,"- Norwegian and Icelandic Vikings
white warrior
white headed
ang. of Fionnghual
invented by the Scottish writer James MacPhereson.
dim. of Fionn
fair-born
white, fair
white shoulders
Fionn, or an independant name meaning hairy/shaggy
white stranger (a Norseman)
white shoulders
dim. of Fionnlagh
white hero
dim. of Fionn
rich dominion, lordly in action
blood-red
arrow maker
Latin, flourishing
Flora became popular in Scotland after Flora Mc Donald
dims. Of Flora, Fionnghual
from a place name meaning "at the land or place"
derived from Votadini, a Celtic tribe living in Scotland.
Latin, a French man
Latin, a French man
dim. of Frang
dims. Of Frangag
This is Norman mestemming from the place name Frisselle.
Gaelic form of Fraser (see also)
Gabhan (m)
Gabhran (m)
Garbhan (m)
Garrow
Gavin (m)
Gibidh (m)
Gilchrist (m)
Gilda (f)
Gilleabart (m)
Gilleanndrais (m)
Gilleasbachan (m)
Gilleasbaig (m)
Gilleasp (m)
Gilleathain (m)
Gillebhrìghde (m)
Gillechrìosd (m)
Gillian (m/f)
Gillies (m)
Gilliosa (m)
Gillis (m)
Gilroy
Giorsal (f)
Goraidh (m)
Gòrdan (m)
Gordon (m)
Gormal (f & m)
Graham
Gràinne (f)
Grant
Greer (f & m)
Gregor (m)
Greig (m)
Greudach (f)
Greum (m)
Griogair; Griogal (m)
Griseal (f)
Grizel (f)
Guaire (m)
Guinnein (m)
Guirmean (m)
GA vun
GAW run, GAV run
GAR uv an, GAR aw an
GAR oh
GAV in
GEE bee
GIL christ
GILL da
GIL la burt
gil AUNN drush
gil LES puh chan
gil LES pik
gil ESP, gil AESP
gil LE en
gil luh BREE juh
gil luh CHREE ust
GILL ee in
GILL ees
gil LEE us uh
GIL lis
GIL roy
GIR sul
GAU ree
GOR dun
GORE din
GAU rum ul
GRAM, GRAY um
GRAW nya
GRANT
GREER
GREG ur
GRAEG
GREE uh tuch
GRE um
GRI ger; GRI gal
GREE shul
gri ZEL
GOOY ruh
GWIN nen
GOO ruh man
Gavin, Gawain
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Gabhan
Gil
Gillechriosd
Gille Dia
Gilbert
Gillanders
Archibald
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Gillian, Gillean
Gilbride
Gilchrist
Gille Iain
Gille Iosa
Gillies
Gille Iosa
Gille ruaidh
Grace
Godfrey
Gordon
from a place name
Gormelia
Greumach
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grand
Gregory
Griogair, Gregory
Cyrus
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Graham, Greumach
Gregory
Griselda, Giorsal, Grizel
Griseal, Giorsal, Griselda
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Form of the name Gawain, of Arthurian legend.
Name borne by a 6th century king of Dal Riada.
rough
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also found as Gawain. From an obscure Welsh name.
dim. of Gilleabart
servant of Christ
servant of God
from Old German, Gilbert, "bright pledge or hostage"
servant of St. Andrew
dim. of Gilleasbaig
servant of the bishop
dim of Gilleasbaig
follower of St. John
servant of St. Brigid
servant of Christ
servant of St. John
servant of Jesus
servant of Jesus
"servant of Jesus", this name is popular in the Hebrides
red haired boy
Probably originally a form of Griselda
from Norse, "God's peace"
Old Welsh, super fort
Great hill fort?
deep blue eye
This has been used in Scotland since the 12th century.
name of a Celtic goddess, "she who inspires terror"
Grand, big man (from French)
From the Greek Gregory, "watchful"
From the Greek Gregory, "watchful"
From Persian Cyrus, "sun"
originally a temporary name given before a girl was baptized.
from an English place name meaning "Granta's estate."
Greek, watchman
from Germanic Griselda, "grey battle"
from Germanic Griselda, " grey battle"
proud; noble
form of Finnean
blue one
Native Scots names or Anglicization of a Gaelic names
Gaelic translation of foreign names
Traditional Gaelic Names
Speciale namen - Special names
Eagle Scout - Knight Rider etc...
Indianen Mythologie - goden en godinnen
Native American names - Gods and Goddess
Indianen namen - Native American names
Eskimo namen - Inuït names
Legende namen - Arthurian legend names
Namen uit de Mythologie - Grieks/Romeins
Goden en godinnen
Afrikaanse namen - African names
Ierse namen - Irish names
Schotse namen - Scottisch names
Welsh namen - Welsh names
Friese namen
