Angus

Angus originates from the Gaelic personal name Aonghas, meaning 'one strength' or 'unique choice'. It was a prominent name among Scottish royalty, particularly in the Pictish kingdom of Fortriu and later in the earldoms of Angus and the Isles. The name spread throughout Scotland and eventually to English-speaking countries, often associated with the Highland clans.

To call your son Angus is to give him a name that feels like a deep, resonant hum. It’s the sound of granite, of peat smoke, of a loyal heart beating steadily. You see him facing a challenge and know, instinctively, that he possesses an uncommon fortitude, a singular resolve that will see him through.