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Scotland or Scottish Boy Baby Names
A small snippet of
Scottish Boy names
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Abernethy
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Scottish Boy names
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Mouth of the River Nethy
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Abhainn
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River
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Acair
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Anchor
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Adair
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From the oak tree ford
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This is a collection of pages which shows individual baby names sorted into country names and then sorted into strict alphabetical order. You can search for baby names from countries such as Scotland, Ireland and Gaelic names from this page. This page concentrates on Scottish baby Boys names and their meanings. Of course they are mainly first names or Christian names as they are known in some countries, but their are some Scotland family or Scottish surnames also.
The history of Scotland also includes many different races known as the Scots, Celts and gaels. Some of the Scottish names are derived from these ancient races and you can find more of these names on the Gaelic Boys names page. In addition, you can use the menu to the left to select what country you wish and whether it is boys or girls names you require. You can also use the site to search for different names using a wide variety of search terms by using the search page.
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Gilchrist |
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More commonly a Scottish surname it has been used as a first name and quite simply means a servant of Christ |
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Gillean |
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Scottish boys name pronounced with a hard G (as in Gave) from the Gaelic servant of St John |
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Godfrey |
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Scottish boys name from the Germanic (or more likely) Norse for God's peace |
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Gordon |
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Triangular hill |
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Graham |
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Scottish boys name which is origianlly a Clan name now used as a first name. Various spellingsalso include Graeme and Grahame |
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Grant |
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Scottish boys name,which despite being used since at least 1263 in Scotland, its origins are lost in the mists of time. |
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Gregor |
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Scottish boys name originating in the Greek word for watchful |
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Guthrie |
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More common as a surname this Gaelic Scots boys name is of uncertain origin or meaning but believed to be realted to either "war hero" or "breeze" |
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Guy |
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A long established Scottish boys name which has fallen from favour. Original meaning unclear but thought to originate in the Italian Guido |
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Halbert |
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Scottish boys name, originally a surname thought by some to be derived from "halberd" which is a long shafted axe, whereas others believe it is simply a mispronounciation of Albert |
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Hamilton |
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Scottish boys name originally a surname and probably mean't "scarred hill". |
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Hamish |
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Scottish form of James. The supplanter |
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Harold |
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Scottish boys name originating in old Norse meaning army and power rule |
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Hector |
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Scottish boys name origianting in Greek for prop or stay |
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Henry |
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Scottish boys name originating in the Germanic for house and ruler. |
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Herbert |
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Old fashioned Scots boys name origianting in the Germanic for army and bright |
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Hercules |
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Very rarely used Scottish boys name whihc origiantes in the Latin for Hera's glory. Also believed to have been used instead of the Scandinavian name Hakon menaing high offspring |
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Hugh |
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Scottish boys name originating in the Germanic for Heart and Mind |
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Humphrey |
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Scottish boys name originating in Norman history meaning noble and knightly. |
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Hunter |
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Scottish boys name which more often appears as a surname. The origins should be quite clear |
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Huntly |
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Scottish boys name which again is more likely to be a surname. A town in Aberdeenshire its original meaning was hunting ley (meadow) |
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Iagan |
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the little fiery one |
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