Scottish Names
1,582 names found
Burnis
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a variant of Burness, a Scottish surname derived from Burnhouse, a place name meaning 'house near the burn (stream)'. Could also be related to the given name Bernard.
Dellas
Scottish
Meaning
Possibly a modern variation of Dallas, which is of Scottish origin, referring to 'from the valley'.
Kirstin
Scottish
Meaning
Kirstin is a Scottish and Scandinavian variant of Kirsten, a short form of Christina. Christina is derived from the Latin 'Christianus', meaning 'follower of Christ'.
Lomont
Scottish
Meaning
An uncommon name, possibly a variant of Lamont, from Scottish origin, meaning "law mountain".
Eaen
Scottish
Meaning
Potentially a modern name or a variant of Ean, which is the Scottish Gaelic form of John, meaning 'God is gracious'.
Kirsty
Scottish
Meaning
A Scottish diminutive of Christine or Christina, which ultimately derives from the Greek Khristos, meaning "anointed" or "Christ's follower".
Dennen
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a surname used as a first name. It's a Scottish surname, a variant of Dunning, referring to someone who lived near a small fort.
Kirstyn
Scottish
Meaning
A Scottish variation of Kirsten, Kirstyn means 'Christian'. It is derived from the Greek name Christianos.
Burns
Scottish
Meaning
Derived from a Scottish surname referring to someone who lived near a stream or small brook, ultimately from the Old English *burna*.
Deronna
Scottish
Meaning
Possibly a modern invented name, perhaps a combination of 'De-' prefix with 'Ronna'. Ronna is a variant of Rhona, meaning 'strong counsel'.
Kirsy
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variation of the name 'Kirsty', often associated with the Scottish form of 'Christina', meaning 'follower of Christ'.
Earskin
Scottish
Meaning
Earskin is a surname of Scottish origin. Its etymology is from lands of Erskein, and the Celtic word 'erse' meaning 'high'.
Lyndsae
Scottish
Meaning
A modern spelling variant of Lindsay, a Scottish surname and given name meaning 'island of linden trees'.
Lyndse
Scottish
Meaning
A variant of the name 'Lindsay', derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'island of linden trees'. It evokes a connection to nature.
Earvin
Scottish
Meaning
A variant of Irving, a Scottish name meaning "sea friend" or "handsome friend."
Bonnee
Scottish
Meaning
A variant of Bonnie, meaning 'pretty, beautiful, cheerful' in Scottish.
Desheena
Scottish
Meaning
A modern invented name, potentially a combination of 'Des-' with 'Sheena', a Scottish name meaning 'God is gracious'.
Klye
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variant of Kyle, meaning 'narrow' or 'channel' from a Scottish surname. Originates from a place name.
Lyndsy
Scottish
Meaning
A modern spelling variant of Lindsay, meaning "island of the linden trees." Scottish origin.
Edroy
Scottish
Meaning
A modern invented name, likely a combination of 'Ed' (from names like Edward or Edwin) and 'Roy' (from Scottish Gaelic 'ruadh' meaning 'red').
Lyndzie
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variation of the name 'Lyndsey' or 'Lindsay', which is Scottish in origin, meaning 'island of linden trees'.
Camerina
Scottish
Meaning
Feminine form of Cameron, derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'crooked nose.'
Lynndsey
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variation of 'Lindsay,' originating from a Scottish surname. It denotes 'island of the linden trees.'
Adairis
Scottish
Meaning
A modern name, possibly a variant of Adair, a Scottish name meaning 'from the oak tree ford', with added melodic suffix.
Aicen
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a variation of Aiken, a Scottish surname derived from Adam, meaning 'son of Adam' or 'earth'.
Allisin
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a modern variation of Allison. Allison is of Germanic and Scottish origin, meaning 'noble'.
Barr
Scottish
Meaning
An English and Scottish surname that originated as a topographic name for someone who lived near a barrier, gate, or bar.
Byrce
Scottish
Meaning
Variant of Bryce. Bryce is of Scottish origin, derived from the French 'de Bricqueville,' a place name.
Deslie
Scottish
Meaning
A modern name. Short form of Leslie, which is of Scottish origin, meaning 'garden of hollies'.
Knoxli
Scottish
Meaning
A modern combination of the surname Knox, of Scottish origin, meaning "round hill", and a suffix to make it feminine.
Bonnelle
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a variant of Bonney or Bonnie, meaning 'pretty' or 'good'. Of Scottish and French origin.
Deverne
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a variant of Deveron, a Scottish river name. Deveron may be from Gaelic roots.
Knoxson
Scottish
Meaning
A surname meaning 'son of Knox', where Knox is a Scottish topographic name for a hillock.
Byson
Scottish
Meaning
A modern name, likely a variant of Bryson, which is derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'descendant of Brice'. Brice is derived from a Celtic name meaning 'speckled' or 'mottled'.
Deveron
Scottish
Meaning
Deveron is a Scottish river name. As a given name, it is relatively modern and uncommon.
Kolyn
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variant of 'Colin,' a Scottish and Irish name derived from 'Nicholas' meaning 'victory of the people'.
Doak
Scottish
Meaning
Of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Scottish Gaelic word 'doc', meaning 'narrow valley'.
Koulter
Scottish
Meaning
A variation of Coulter, which is a Scottish surname, deriving from the Old English word for 'colt'.
Macauly
Scottish
Meaning
This is an anglicized form of the Gaelic surname Mac Amhlaoibh, meaning 'son of Amhlaibh'. Amhlaibh is the Gaelic form of Olaf, a Norse name meaning 'ancestor's heir'.
Kraig
Scottish
Meaning
A variant of Craig, a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic word 'creag', meaning 'rock' or 'crag'.
Barrie
Scottish
Meaning
Barrie is primarily a Scottish surname, derived from the Gaelic word "barr," meaning "peak" or "summit". It's also associated with the name Bartholomew.
Cahlin
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a modern respelling of Colin, a Scottish/Irish name derived from the Gaelic word 'cailean', meaning 'young cub'.
Doanld
Scottish
Meaning
A misspelling of Donald, which is a Scottish name derived from the Gaelic name Domhnall, meaning "world ruler."
Kregg
Scottish
Meaning
A variant of Craig, a Scottish name meaning 'rock'.
Macenzi
Scottish
Meaning
Macenzi is a modern invented name, likely a variant of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname meaning 'son of Coinneach' (meaning 'handsome').
Elbonie
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a modern invented name, possibly derived from elements like 'El' (God) and 'Bonnie' (beautiful, good) from Scottish origin.
Macgregor
Scottish
Meaning
A Scottish surname and given name derived from the Gaelic 'Mac Griogair', meaning 'son of Gregor'. Gregor itself is a form of Gregory, from Greek 'Gregorios' meaning 'watchful'.
Camery
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a modern variant of Cameron, a Scottish surname meaning 'crooked nose'.
Machenzie
Scottish
Meaning
A variant spelling of Mackenzie, a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'MacCoinnich', meaning 'son of Coinneach' (meaning 'handsome').
Bonni
Scottish
Meaning
A diminutive of Bonnie, a Scottish name derived from the word 'bonnie,' meaning 'pretty,' 'beautiful,' or 'cheerful.'
Kreigh
Scottish
Meaning
A modern name, possibly a variation of Craig. Craig is of Scottish origin, meaning 'rock'.
Dobie
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a nickname derived from a longer name such as Dobromir (Slavic, 'good peace') or related to the Scottish surname Dobie.
Kurk
Scottish
Meaning
A spelling variant of Kirk, derived from the Scottish word 'kirk,' meaning 'church'.
Caide
Scottish
Meaning
Modern invented name, likely a variation of Cade meaning 'round', 'barrel'.
Dohn
Scottish
Meaning
Dohn is likely a variant of Don, a Scottish name meaning 'world ruler' or from the Gaelic word for 'brown'.
Kurstie
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variation of Kirstie, a diminutive of Christine, meaning 'Christian' or 'follower of Christ'.
Kyele
Scottish
Meaning
Likely a modern variation of names like Kyle, originating from the Scottish Gaelic 'caol', meaning 'narrow' or 'strait'.
Kyerstin
Scottish
Meaning
A modern variant of Kirsten, which is of Scottish origin and means 'Christian' or 'follower of Christ'.
Bassey
Scottish
Meaning
A surname of Scottish origin, possibly derived from a place name.
Cailean
Scottish
Meaning
A Scottish Gaelic name, derived from 'Cailean', a medieval Irish name thought to be connected to 'caol' meaning 'slender'.