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Scottish Boy Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Livingstone Leving's town (settlement associated with Leving) Norman, Scottish Boy
Lock Depending on origin: 'lock' or 'enclosure' (English); 'lake' (Scottish); or 'prosperity/wealth' (from Vietnamese Lộc). English, Gaelic, Scottish, Vietnamese Boy
Lockee Either 'from the enclosure/lock' (surname origin) or 'of the lake/little lake' (Gaelic origin) English, Scottish Boy
Lornell Probably 'from Lorne' (referring to the Scottish region/name) or a surname-based given name English, Scottish Boy
Loudan From Loudoun, a Scottish place-name (surname-derived) Scottish Boy
Loudin Habitational name meaning 'from Loudoun' (a place-name) Scottish Boy
Lowdon From a place name meaning 'hill' or 'dweller by a hill' English, Scottish Boy
Lowrie From Laurentum; 'laurel-crowned' or 'man from Laurentum' English, Irish, Scottish Boy
Lyell From a surname meaning 'island' or 'from the island' (a place-name origin) English, Scottish Boy
Lysle Island / from the island English, Scottish Boy
Macadam Son of Adam Scottish Boy
Macalistair Son of Alastair/Alasdair; ultimately from Alexander meaning 'defender/protector of mankind'. Scottish Boy
Macallah Likely 'son of Allan/Alan' (patronymic); alternatively associated with Gaelic 'macalla' meaning 'echo'. Exact origin uncertain. Irish, Scottish Boy
Macaulee Son of Amhlaoibh (a Gaelic form of the Norse name Olaf) - 'son of Olaf' Irish, Scottish Boy
Macauli “son of Amhlaoibh,” the Gaelic form of a Norse personal name (equivalent to Olaf) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Macbride Son of the servant/devotee of St. Brigid; Brigid/Brìghde carries sense of 'exalted one' or 'strength' Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Macbryde Son of Brigid/Brighid (Bridget) - 'son of the exalted/strong one' Irish, Scottish Boy
Maccoi Son of Aodh (Aodh = 'fire' or 'fiery', often anglicized as Hugh) Irish, Scottish Boy
Maccray From Gaelic Mac Rath, 'son of Rath' - Rath meaning grace, prosperity, or goodness Scottish Boy
Maccrea Son of grace / son of prosperity or favor Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Macdaibhidh Son of David (David = "beloved" in Hebrew) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Macdonald Son of Donald - 'Donald' comes from Gaelic Domhnall, meaning 'world ruler' or 'ruler of the world'. Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Macfield Son of the field / from the open land English, Scottish Boy
Mackadam Son of Adam (descendant of Adam) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Mackarthur Son of Arthur (Arthur: Celtic name often associated with 'bear' or 'noble') Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Mackauley Son of Amhlaoibh (a Gaelic form of Olaf) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Mackauli Originally a patronymic meaning 'son of Aulay' (from Old Norse Óláfr/Olaf) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Mackauly Son of Amhlaoibh - descendant of Amhlaoibh (Gaelic form of the Old Norse name Olaf) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Macken Patronymic: 'son of Mack' (i.e., 'son of' + a personal name element); surname-turned-first-name English, Irish, Scottish Boy
Mackmurray Son of Murray; descendant of the Murray family (Murray is linked to the Gaelic personal name Muireadhach or the region Moray) Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Macknair Son of the heir Scottish Boy
Macknayr Likely "son of the heir" or "son of Nair" (derived from the McNair surname) Irish, Scottish Boy
MaClay Son of Clay Irish, Scottish Boy
Macmurray Son of Murchadh - 'sea warrior' or 'sea battler'. Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Macques 'Son of Jacob/James' - from 'Mac' (son of) + 'Jacques' (Jacob/James, meaning 'supplanter'). Scottish Boy
Makbryde Son of Brigid (descendant of Brighid/Bridget) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy
Makdonald Son of Donald (Donald from Gaelic meaning 'world ruler' or 'ruler of the world') Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Malcam Servant or disciple of Saint Columba (follower of Columba) Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Malcum Servant or follower of Saint Columba Gaelic, Scottish Boy
Malvon Meaning uncertain; likely related to names meaning 'chief' or 'leader' (derived from Malvin/Melvin) Scottish Boy
Marr Primarily a place-name/surname (Scottish Mar/Marr); alternatively a variant of Aramaic 'Mar' meaning 'lord' or associated with the Spanish word for 'sea'. Aramaic, Germanic, Scottish, Spanish Boy
Maxwelle Originally denotes 'Maccus's spring' or 'Mack's well' - a place-name referring to a well or stream owned by someone called Maccus. Scottish Boy
Mccrea Son of grace; son of prosperity (from Gaelic rath = grace/prosperity) Irish, Scottish Boy
Mckile Patronymic 'son of Kyle' (Kyle from Gaelic 'caol' meaning 'narrow, strait, channel') Irish, Scottish Boy
Melven Derived from the surname Melvin; commonly interpreted as 'chief' or 'gentle leader' (exact origin uncertain). English, Scottish Boy
Melvill From the Norman French place-name Malleville, composed of mal 'bad' + ville 'town' (literally 'bad town') English, Scottish Boy
Melvon Variant of Melvin; commonly associated with leadership or derived from a place-name origin English, Scottish Boy
Meston Surname from a place name, broadly meaning a town/settlement (possibly 'Mesta's town' or a farm/settlement by marsh); meaning uncertain English, Scottish Boy
Moir Originally a surname meaning either 'great' or 'from the moor' English, Scottish Boy
Morray From Moray (a district in Scotland); associated with the sea/sea settlement Scottish Boy

Scottish Boys name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Scottish-origin name in our dataset.

560
Names in this origin
2
With data in 2025
0
Births 2025
58,553
Peak year 2008