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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." 
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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 - 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 - - ? Gabhan Gil Gillechriosd Gille Dia Gilbert Gillanders Archibald - Gillian, Gillean Gilbride Gilchrist Gille Iain Gille Iosa Gillies Gille Iosa Gille ruaidh Grace Godfrey Gordon from a place name Gormelia Greumach - grand Gregory Griogair, Gregory Cyrus - Graham, Greumach Gregory Griselda, Giorsal, Grizel Griseal, Giorsal, Griselda - - -
Form of the name Gawain, of Arthurian legend. Name borne by a 6th century king of Dal Riada. rough ? 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
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