Minto
“mountain”
75% boys · 25% girls
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12 names
Germanic Cumbric Pentland
“confined, enclosed”
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Cumbric Carfrae
“fort”
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Old English Blenkinsopp
“valley”
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Cumbric Lamplugh
“enclosure, churchyard”
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Old English Pemberton
“head, summit”
>99% boys
Cumbric Bathgate
Bathgate is a surname from Cumbric.
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Scots Dinwoodie
“wood”
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Old English Exley
“church”
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Cumbric Penruddock
Penruddock is a surname, probably from Cumbric.
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Cumbric Carstairs
“fort”
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Cumbric Worsley
“a wood”
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