By origin
Scottish names
From the Highlands and the clans, by way of Gaelic and old surnames. Rugged, mossy, and increasingly first-name material.
24 names in the library
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Ainsley
FeminineOne's own meadow
/ˈeɪnz.li/
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Alison
FeminineNoble
/ˈæl.ɪ.sən/
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Anderson
MasculineSon of Andrew
/ˈæn.dər.sən/
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Blaire
FeminineField, plain
/blɛər/
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Bonnie
FemininePretty, fine
/ˈbɒn.i/
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Brody
MasculineMuddy place
/ˈbroʊ.di/
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Callum
MasculineDove
/ˈkæl.əm/
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Camryn
FeminineCrooked nose
/ˈkæm.rɪn/
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Carson
MasculineMarsh dweller, or 'son of Carr'
/ˈkɑr.sən/
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Dallas
UnisexMeadow dwelling
/ˈdæl.əs/
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Fiona
FeminineFair, white
/fiˈoʊ.nə/
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Gavin
MasculineWhite hawk
/ˈɡæv.ɪn/
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Graham
MasculineGravel homestead
/ˈɡreɪ.əm/
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Karson
MasculineSon of the marsh-dweller
/ˈkɑːr.sən/
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Kyle
MasculineNarrow strait
/kaɪl/
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Lennox
MasculineField of elms
/ˈlɛn.əks/
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Mack
MasculineSon of
/mæk/
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Maisie
FemininePearl
/ˈmeɪ.zi/
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Maxwell
MasculineMac's spring
/ˈmæks.wɛl/
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Monroe
FeminineMouth of the Roe
/mənˈroʊ/
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Reid
MasculineRed-haired
/riːd/
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Roy
MasculineRed; king
/rɔɪ/
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Scottie
UnisexFrom Scotland
/ˈskɑ.ti/
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Skye
FeminineSky; the Isle of Skye
/skaɪ/