Scottish Names

From the island of Ailsa Craig off the coast of Ayrshire, Scotland.

Defender of men.

From Argyll, a region in Scotland.

Derived from a place name in Normandy, referring to a person from Colville or a ...

Derived from a place name in Lanarkshire, Scotland, possibly meaning 'fort of Mi...

Cart at the cathedral or church.

Chamberlain or officer of the chamber.

A surname derived from a place name in Ayrshire, Scotland.

Wealthy or prosperous.

God is my oath, derived from the Hebrew name Elizabeth.

Uncertain; possibly derived from a Scottish place name or a variant of Earl.

From the Scottish place name Erskine, possibly meaning 'green rising ground' or ...

Uncertain; possibly derived from a Scottish place name or Gaelic elements.

From the Scottish place name Erskine, likely derived from a Gaelic or Pictish so...

Young warrior or descendant of Euan, derived from Scottish Gaelic origins.

A Scottish surname derived from a place name, historically associated with a reg...

Strawberry or freckled.

White hawk or little hawk.

A valley or glen, referring to a person who lived in a valley.

From the great hill or spacious fort.

From a place name, possibly meaning 'enclosure' or 'hedge.'

Bold, daring, or hardy in nature.

From the island of Iona, a sacred island off the coast of Mull in the Inner Hebr...

Derived from a Scottish place name, possibly meaning 'green water' or 'fresh wat...

God is my oath.

From the Scottish word for island.

A Scottish diminutive of Jeanne, derived from Jehovah, meaning 'God is gracious....

Follower of Christ, derived from the name Christian.

From the gray fortress or garden of hollies.

Man of the law or lawman.

From a Scottish place name meaning 'garden of hollies' or 'holly garden'.

From the linden tree island or from Lindsey in England.

From the island, derived from the Scottish word for island.

Pearl, derived from the name Margaret.

Great stream or the stream of Maccus.

Descendant of Dubhghall, where Dubhghall means dark stranger or dark-haired fore...

Descendant of Gregor, where Gregor means watchful or vigilant.

Son of Kenneth or fair one.

Descendant of Leán, where Leán means servant or follower.

From the sea or seaman.

Uncertain; possibly derived from Scottish diminutive forms.

Uncertain; possibly derived from Scottish diminutive traditions or the surname R...

From the island of Ronay or rough island, derived from Old Norse.

Bright fame, derived from the Germanic name Robert.

From the headland or promontory.

From the Isle of Skye, the largest island in the Inner Hebrides.

Steward or household officer.

Derived from the occupation of steward, meaning 'guardian' or 'administrator.'

Fair-haired or beautiful.