Logan
“from the hollow” · “from the little hollow”
91% boys · 9% girls
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192 names
Gaelic · Celtic Scottish · Celtic Cameron
“crooked nose”
90% boys · 10% girls
Scottish Carson
“from the swamp” · “the son of a marsh dweller”
96% boys · 4% girls
English · Celtic Graham
“from the gravelled area; from the gray home”
>99% boys
English Maxwell
“from Mack's spring”
98% boys · 2% girls
Scottish · Nature Dallas
“from the valley meadow” · “from the dales; from the city in Texas”
74% boys · 26% girls
Scottish · Celtic Blair
“from the field of battle”
6% boys · 94% girls
English · Celtic Grant
“large” · “a tall man; a great man”
>99% boys
Scottish · Shared Lennox
“one who owns many elm trees”
71% boys · 29% girls
Scottish · Celtic Maisie
“pearl”
>99% girls
Scottish · Saints Colin
“high” · “of the victorious people”
>99% boys
Scottish · Modern Kade
“from the wetlands”
99% boys · 1% girls
Scottish · Literary Bonnie
“a pretty and charming girl”
>99% girls
Gaelic · Nature Monroe
“woman from the river” · “from the mouth of the river Roe”
20% boys · 80% girls
Scottish · Shared Campbell
“having a crooked mouth”
46% boys · 54% girls
Gaelic Kyle
“from the narrow channel”
97% boys · 3% girls
Scottish · Nature Ainsley
“one's own meadow”
1% boys · 99% girls
Scottish Bruce
Bruce is used as a given name and a surname. One Scottish interpretation is “a man from Brieuse; one who is wellborn; from an influential family.” Its derivation is not certain.
>99% boys
Gaelic · Literary Leslie
“garden of hollies” · “from the holly garden; of the gray fortress”
7% boys · 93% girls
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Old-fashioned Donald
“ruler of the world”
>99% boys
Scottish · Royal Davina
“the beloved one” · “Beloved”
>99% girls
Scottish · Nature Clyde
“from the river Clyde”
>99% boys
Scottish · Nature Aileen
“light-bearer” · “from the green meadow”
>99% girls
Scottish Aila
“one who bears light” · “from a protected place”
>99% girls
Scottish · Nature Douglas
“from the black river”
>99% boys
Scottish · Nature Keith
“man from the forest”
>99% boys
Scottish Akira
“one who acts as an anchor”
15% boys · 85% girls
Irish · Saints Blaine
“a saint's servant” · “a thin woman”
92% boys · 8% girls
Scottish · Old-fashioned Wallace
“foreign, Celtic” · “a Welshman; a man from the south”
98% boys · 2% girls
Gaelic Gordon
“from the great hill; a hero”
>99% boys
English · Nature Kelvin
“a friend of ships; a man of the river”
>99% boys
Scottish Brodie
“from the castle Brodie”
95% boys · 5% girls
English · Virtue Rae
“son of grace”
3% boys · 97% girls
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Saints Duncan
“a dark warrior”
>99% boys
Scottish · Literary Greer
“one who is alert and watchful” · “watchful”
20% boys · 80% girls
Scottish · Modern Fia
“a weaver” · “from the flickering fire”
>99% girls
Scottish Richie
“a powerful ruler”
96% boys · 4% girls
Scottish · Modern Calder
“of the rough waters or stream”
99% boys · 1% girls
Scottish Don
“from of Donald, meaning”
>99% boys
English · Nature Irving
“a triend of the sea”
>99% boys
German · Nature Adair
“from the oak-tree ford” · “a wealthy spearman”
67% boys · 33% girls
English Lindsay
Lindsay is used as a given name, a surname, and a nickname. One English interpretation is “from the island of linden trees; from Lincoln's wetland.”
1% boys · 99% girls
Scottish Stratton
“a homebody”
96% boys · 4% girls
Scottish Alastair
“helper and defender of mankind”
>99% boys
Scottish · Literary Janet
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
Scottish · Nature Lorna
“crowned with laurel; from the laurel tree”
>99% girls
Gaelic · Nature Murray
“the lord of the sea”
86% boys · 14% girls
Scottish · Celtic Angus
“one force; one strength; one choice”
>99% boys
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