Mckinney
“the son of Kenna; to ascend”
>99% girls
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16 names
Pictish Pictish Ruthven
“red”
84% boys · 16% girls
Pictish Buchan
Buchan is a surname, possibly from Pictish.
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Pictish Methven
Methven is a surname, probably from Pictish.
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Pictish Kettle
Kettle is a surname from Scottish Gaelic, ultimately from Pictish.
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Pictish Cináed
“to be born, descend from” · “fire”
>99% boys
Celtic Abernethy
Abernethy is a surname from Pictish, ultimately from Proto-Brythonic.
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Celtic Yell
“clearing”
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Pictish Kinaðr
Kinaðr is a masculine given name, possibly from Old Irish, ultimately from Pictish. It is used in Old Norse.
>99% boys
Gaelic Crail
“fortress”
89% boys · 11% girls
Pictish Cambo
“bent, crooked”
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Pictish Mearns
“bailiff, steward, beadle”
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Pictish Rattray
“village”
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Pictish Cargill
Cargill is a surname, probably from Pictish.
90% boys · 10% girls
Gaelic Pattillo
“portion (of land)”
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Pictish Newburn
“new”
89% boys · 11% girls