Grier
Scottish, “son of Gregory.”
Harris
A diminutive of Henry.
Grant
English and Scottish, “large” or “tall.”
Bryce
Scottish, “to crack” or “to split.”
Melrose
Scottish, “bare heathland.”
Vaila
Scottish, “foreign Isle.”
Alison
Scottish, “noble, exalted.”
Ishbel
Scottish, “oath of God.”
Laith
Arabic, Scottish, “lion, wet.”
Lorne
Scottish, “crowned with laurels, fox.”
Rona
Scottish, “might, song, sea, seal.”
Kameron
Scottish, “crooked nose.”
Kenny
Scottish and Irish, “born of fire, handsome.”
Leslie
Scottish, “holly garden.”
Camryn
Scottish, “crooked nose.”
Teige
Teige is a boy’s name of Scottish origin, meaning “poet or philosopher.”
Angus
Scottish Gaelic, “one and choice.”
Alasdair
Scottish, “defender of man.”
Lilias
Scottish, Latin, “lily.”
Sheena
Scottish, “God is gracious.”
Sorsha
Scottish Gaelic, “brightness.”
Elaine
French and Scottish, “bright, shining light.”
Corran
Irish and Scottish, “spear-bearer.”
Watson
English and Scottish, “son of Walter.”
Elway
Scottish, “field.”
Hutchins
English and Scottish, “the son of Hugh.”
Calder
Scottish and English, “rough waters or stream.”
Baird
Gaelic, Scottish, and Irish, “poet, one who sings ballads.”
Ayton
English and Scottish, “river stream + farmstead.”
Neason
Irish and Scottish, from the headland, son of Neil.”
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