Kenneth

Masculine

Meaning

Handsome or comely.

Etymology

From the Scottish Gaelic Coinneach, derived from 'caoin' (comely/handsome), with the name borne by Kenneth MacAlpin, the first King of Scotland. The name has ancient royal significance in Scottish history.

About the Name Kenneth

Kenneth is a Scottish name with ancient royal heritage, most famously borne by Kenneth MacAlpin who unified Scotland in the 9th century. It remains a respected traditional name in Scottish culture.

Historical People Named Kenneth