Mccoy

McCoy is an Irish and Scottish surname meaning 'son of Aodh,' where Aodh is the ancient Gaelic word for fire. This fiery patronymic was common among Gaelic clans in Ireland and Scotland. It traveled with settlers and soldiers, becoming a fixed surname, eventually finding its way into modern naming trends as a given name, famously carried by a fictional doctor who faced the unknown.

There's a grounded honesty to 'McCoy,' a name that feels like a steady hand on your son's shoulder. When you whisper it, it sounds like a promise of resilience and clear-sightedness, a name that will support him as he navigates his own frontiers. It’s the kind of name you’ll hear called out with a mix of loyalty and firm conviction.