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Scottish names - Baby names with the origin Scottish

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Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Evander Good man Greek, Latin, Scottish Boy 2,127 #51
Ramsey From an Old English place name meaning 'island of wild garlic' (sometimes interpreted as 'ram's island'). English, Scottish Boy 2,043 #52
Lindsay From the place name Lindsey (Lincoln's island / island of Lindum) English, Scottish Unisex 2,017 #53
Angus “one strength” or “unique choice” Gaelic, Scottish Boy 1,804 #54
Karsen Variant of Carson, commonly taken to mean 'son of Carr' or 'dweller near marsh' (etymology uncertain) English, Irish, Scottish Unisex 1,727 #55
Ross Promontory, headland (dweller by the promontory) Scottish Boy 1,672 #56
Lenox From the elm grove; 'place of elms' Scottish Unisex 1,566 #57
Carsen Derived from the surname 'Carson', commonly interpreted as 'son of Carr' (Carr possibly meaning 'marsh' or 'rock') Irish, Scottish Unisex 1,547 #58
Ean God is gracious Irish, Scottish Boy 1,514 #59
Macklin Descendant/son of a Gaelic personal name (likely Lochlann/Lachlan) Irish, Scottish Boy 1,417 #60
Kenzi Diminutive of Mackenzie: 'son of Coinneach' - Coinneach means 'handsome' or 'fair' Scottish Unisex 1,406 #61
Camron Crooked nose Scottish Boy 1,387 #62
Tyree Possibly 'from Tyre' (the ancient city; root often glossed as 'rock') or 'of Tiree' (Scottish island); also used as a modern personal name without a single fixed meaning. English, Gaelic, Scottish Boy 1,272 #63
Irving Derived from a Scottish place name, often interpreted as "green river" or "sea/river friend". Scottish Boy 1,015 #64
Greer Watchful English, Greek, Latin, Scottish Girl 1,014 #65
Hamish Derived from James/Jacob - 'supplanter' (one who supplants) Scottish Boy 977 #66
Arran Originally a place-name meaning 'from the Isle of Arran'; sometimes used as a form of Aaron Scottish Boy 969 #67
Finlee Fair-haired warrior or hero Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Unisex 949 #68
Boyd Yellow; fair-haired (also associated with the Isle of Bute) Scottish Boy 915 #69
Calder From the cold or rocky stream English, Scottish Boy 892 #70
Irvin From the Scottish place-name (River Irvine) meaning 'green/fresh water'; in some traditions related to Old English/Germanic elements meaning 'boar-friend' or 'sea-friend'. English, Gaelic, Irish, Scottish Boy 878 #71
Fraser From the Fraser clan name; likely 'strawberry' or 'strawberry field' (from Old French fraisier) Scottish Boy 780 #72
Lamont From the mountain Norman French, Scottish Boy 742 #73
Breck From Gaelic 'breac' meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled' (also used for 'trout' in some contexts) Irish, Scottish Boy 721 #74
Isley Likely 'from the island' - originally a surname denoting association with the island of Islay or an island-dweller English, Scottish Unisex 710 #75
Kenzy Diminutive of Mackenzie: 'son of Coinneach' (Coinneach = 'handsome, comely') English, Scottish Unisex 695 #76
Malcom Servant or devotee of Saint Columba (follower of Columba) Scottish Boy 689 #77
Finleigh Fair-haired warrior/hero Scottish Unisex 687 #78
Blayne Likely 'yellow' or 'yellow-haired' (Gaelic origin; exact etymology uncertain) Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy 656 #79
Lennix From the elm grove / place of elms Scottish Unisex 654 #80
Melvyn Possibly "council-friend" (from Old English elements) or "from Malleville" (place-name); exact meaning uncertain English, Scottish Boy 637 #81
Stuart Household guardian English, French, Old English, Scottish Boy 611 #82
Gavyn Derived from Welsh Gwalchgwyn, meaning 'white hawk'. English, Scottish Boy 609 #83
Euan Derived from Gaelic Eòghan/Eoghan, commonly interpreted as 'born of the yew' or 'youth/well-born'. Gaelic, Scottish Boy 587 #84
Maisey Little pearl Scottish Girl 569 #85
Innes Island; river meadow - 'from the island' or 'from the meadow' Scottish Boy 564 #86
Scotty Diminutive of 'Scott' - 'from Scotland' or 'a Scot' English, Scottish Boy 557 #87
Patton Derived from a surname meaning 'son/descendant or little Pat' - ultimately linked to Patrick ('noble') English, Scottish Boy 555 #88
Makinley Derived from 'Mac Fhionnlaigh' meaning 'son of Fionnlagh' (Fionnlagh = 'fair-haired hero' or 'fair warrior') English, Scottish Unisex 553 #89
Kal A short form with multiple origins: from Hebrew Caleb ('dog' or 'whole‑hearted'), from Gaelic Calum/Callum ('dove'), or from Calvin ('little bald one'); also used as a modern/fictitious name. English, Gaelic, Hebrew, Scottish Boy 543 #90
Ken 'handsome' (from Coinneach); alternatively associated with 'born of fire' (from Cináed) English, Scottish, Scottish Gaelic, Vietnamese Boy 539 #91
Graeme From the gravelly homestead English, Scottish Boy 533 #92
Fulton Place-name/surname meaning 'bird settlement' or 'fowl town.' English, Scottish Boy 520 #93
Rorie Red king; 'red-haired king' (from Gaelic ruadh 'red' + rí 'king') Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Boy 477 #94
Lesley Garden of holly Scottish Unisex 458 #95
Lorna Likely 'from Lorne' (a region in Scotland); sometimes linked to related Gaelic roots English, Scottish Girl 456 #96
Kam Varies by origin - commonly a short form whose meanings include 'sweet' or 'gold' (Chinese), 'perfection' (from Kamal), or 'work' (Indic root). Arabic, Cantonese, Chinese, English, Punjabi, Scottish Boy 447 #97
Anslee Clearing or meadow; often rendered 'one's meadow' or 'solitary clearing' (sometimes interpreted as 'ash meadow') English, Scottish Unisex 430 #98
Aleister Defender of men Scottish Boy 407 #99
Eian God is gracious Irish, Scottish Boy 391 #100

Scottish name popularity over time

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

1,038
Names in this origin
5
With data in 2025
0
Births 2025
90,999
Peak year 2014