Scottish Baby Names
Scottish baby names are a charming blend of rich heritage and unique flair, perfect for adding a touch of Scotland’s beauty to your little one’s identity. With names like Fiona, meaning “fair,” and Angus, which means “one strength,” each name carries deep meanings and stories from the Scottish landscape.
Aberdeen
Scottish, “at the mouth of the Don, or mouth of…
Adair
English and Scottish, “a river near the oaks.”
Adaira
Scottish, “by the oak tree ford.”
Aileana
Scottish, “from the green meadow, shining light.”
Ailsa
Scottish, “elf victory.”
Ainsley
Scottish, “meadow.”
Aisling
Scottish and Irish, “dream, vision.”
Alasdair
Scottish, “defender of man.”
Alastair
Scottish, “defender of the people.”
Alison
Scottish, “noble, exalted.”
Allison
Scottish and English, “noble.”
Angus
Scottish Gaelic, “one and choice.”
Annella
Scottish and English, “grace or favor.”
Aoife
Scottish, “beauty.”
Ayton
English and Scottish, “river stream + farmstead.”
Baird
Gaelic, Scottish, and Irish, “poet, one who sings ballads.”
Barclay
English and Scottish, “birchwood or birch clearing.”
Beathan
Scottish, “life.”
Berkley
Scottish and English, “birch tree meadow.”
Blair
Scottish, “plain or field.”
Blane
Scottish, “yellow, blossom.”
Bobby
English and Scottish, “bright fame.”
Bonnie
Scottish, “fine, attractive, pretty.”
Bowie
Scottish and Irish, “yellow, fair-haired.”
Brecken
Irish and Scottish, “freckled.”
Brenda
Scottish and Irish from Norse, “sword.”
Bretton
Scottish, “a native of Brittany France.”
Brewster
Northern English and Scottish, “brewer of beer or ale.”
Brochan
Scottish, “porridge, badger.”
Brodrick
Scottish from Old Germanic, “descendant of Bruadar.”
Brody
Scottish, “muddy place.”
Bryce
Scottish, “to crack” or “to split.”
Bryden
Scottish, “bridle maker.”
Cailean
Scottish, “whelp, dove.”
Caitriona
Scottish, “pure.”
Calder
Scottish and English, “rough waters or stream.”
Callum
Scottish, “dove.”
Calluna
English, Scottish from Greek, “flower.”
Camdan
Scottish, “from the winding valley.”
Camden
Scottish, “from the winding valley.”
Cameron
Scottish, “crooked nose.”
Cameryn
Scottish and Gaelic, “crooked nose.”
Campbell
Scottish and Irish, “crooked mouth.”
Camryn
Scottish, “crooked nose.”
Carnegie
Scottish, “fort at the gap, son of the bard.”
Carson
Scottish, “marsh dweller.”
Carsyn
Scottish and Irish, “son of the marsh dwellers.”
Clyde
Scottish, “from the riverbank.”
Coira
Scottish, “seething pool, maiden.”
Collin
Scottish, “young one.”
Colton
Scottish and English, “dark settlement.”
Corran
Irish and Scottish, “spear-bearer.”
Creighton
Scottish, “border settlement, dweller by the creek.”
Crisdean
Gender: BoyOrigin: ScottishMeaning: Follower of ChristPopularity: Not in the U.S….
Croy
Scottish Gaelic, “gray, tree, bush.”
Dallas
English and Scottish, “meadow dwelling.”
Dallis
Scottish, “from the dales; the valley meadows.”
Dalzell
Scottish, “bright or white, meadow of God.”
Darragh
Irish and Scottish, “oak.”
Darrow
English and Scottish, “beloved, oak tree.”
Dasher
Scottish via German, “purse maker.”
Davina
Scottish, Hebrew, “beloved, little deer.”
Douglas
Scottish, “dark water.”
Duncan
Scottish, “dark-skinned warrior.”
Dune
Scottish and English, “brown-skinned soldier.”
Elaine
French and Scottish, “bright, shining light.”
Ellair
Scottish, “butler or steward.”
Ellar
Scottish, “monastery’s steward.”
Elsie
Scottish, “pledged to God.”
Elway
Scottish, “field.”
Ensley
Scottish, “solitary clearing.”
Eunan
Scottish, Irish, “esteemed, beloved; emerald.”
Ewan
Scottish, “born from the yew tree.”
Ferelith
Irish, Gaelic, and Scottish, “sovereign.”
Fergus
Scottish and Irish, “man of force.”
Fife
Scottish place name.
Fifer
Scottish surname.
Finella
Celtic Scottish, “fair.”
Finley
Scottish, “fair hero.”
Finola
Scottish, “white, fair shoulder.”
Fiona
Irish and Scottish, “fair-haired.”
Fraser
Scottish, “strawberry.”
Fyvie
Scottish, “deer hill.”
Greer
Scottish, “watchful.”
Grier
Scottish, “son of Gregory.”
Guthrie
Scottish, “windy place.”
Hamish
Scottish, “supplanter.”
Harris
A diminutive of Henry.
Hendry
English and Scottish, “home-ruler, ruler of the estate.”
Hutch
Anglo-Scottish, “mind, bright in mind and spirit, heart, understanding.”
Hutchins
English and Scottish, “the son of Hugh.”
Hutton
English and Scottish, “ridge settlement.”
Huxley
Scottish, “Hucc clearing.”
Iagan
Scottish, “little fire.”
Iain
Scottish, “God is gracious.”
Ian
Scottish, “God is gracious or the Lord is gracious.”
Innes
Scottish, “island.”
Iona
Scottish place name.
Ishbel
Scottish, “oath of God.”
Isla
Spanish, “island.”