Barry
“a fair-haired man”
>99% boys
Celtic names
Names that share a history or a tradition.
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Celtic Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Celtic Brian
“noble” · “of noble birth”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Mythological Bridget
Bridget is a feminine given name from Irish.
>99% girls
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Old-fashioned Donald
“ruler of the world”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Saints Duncan
“a dark warrior”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Biblical Ian
“God is gracious”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Timeless Kenneth
“born of fire” · “handsome, fair one”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Celtic Kevin
“a beloved and handsome man”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Celtic Neil
“the champion”
>99% boys
Irish or Scottish Gaelic · Celtic Sheila
“one who is blind” · “one of cool conduct and character”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Gareth
“one who is gentle”
>99% boys
Welsh · Old-fashioned Gladys
“one who is lame”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Gwendolen
“one who is fair; of the white ring”
>99% girls
Welsh · Literary Trevor
“from the large village”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Royal Brendan
“born to royalty; a prince”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Celtic Connor
“lover of hounds” · “a wolf-lover”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Celtic Cormac
“a charioteer”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Celtic Declan
In Irish use, Declan is used as a form of Gaelic.
99% boys · 1% girls
Gaelic · Royal Rory
“the red queen” · “a red-haired man”
59% boys · 41% girls
Welsh · Celtic Branwen
Branwen is a feminine given name from Welsh.
>99% girls
Welsh · Nature Dylan
“daughter of the waves” · “son of the sea”
93% boys · 7% girls
Welsh · Celtic Dilys
“a perfect woman; one who is reliable”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Gwyneth
“one who is blessed with happiness”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Olwen
“one who leaves a white footprint”
>99% girls
Welsh · Literary Wyn
“one who is fair; of the white wave” · “one who is fairskinned”
82% boys · 18% girls
Celtic · Mythological Aodh
“fire”
>99% boys
Irish · Celtic Conchúr
“hound” · “desiring”
>99% boys
Celtic Meadhbh
7% boys · 93% girls
Celtic Naoise
Naoise is a masculine given name. It is used in Irish.
57% boys · 43% girls
Gaelic · Literary Fiona
“one who is fair; a whiteshouldered woman”
>99% girls
Greek · Old-fashioned George
“farmer” · “one who works the earth”
>99% boys
Saints Seoirse
“farmer” · “one who works the earth”
>99% boys
Royal Séamas
“he who supplants”
>99% boys
Royal Seumas
“he who supplants”
>99% boys
Hebrew · Celtic James
“supplanter” · “heel grabber”
99% boys · 1% girls
Celtic Sheumais
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Scottish · Modern Hamish
“he who supplants”
>99% boys
Hebrew · Literary Siobhán
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
Old French · Literary Siubhan
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
Hebrew · Celtic Jane
“God is gracious” · “one who is fair; a beautiful girl”
>99% girls
Gaelic · Celtic Shevaun
“a humorous man”
>99% girls
Celtic Chevonne
“filled with happiness”
>99% girls
Hebrew · Celtic Sìne
Sìne is a feminine given name from Hebrew. It is used in Scottish Gaelic.
>99% girls
Gaelic · Celtic Sheena
“God's gracious gift”
>99% girls
Irish · Royal Maeve
“intoxicating, she who makes drunk” · “an intoxicating woman”
>99% girls
Irish · Celtic Deirdre
“a brokenhearted or raging woman”
>99% girls
Celtic Conchobhar
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German · Vintage revival Hugh
“having a bright mind”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Modern Niamh
“brightness, beauty” · “a bright man”
>99% girls
Celtic Oisín
“fawn”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Celtic Finn
“white, fair” · “one who is cool”
99% boys · 1% girls
Latin · Timeless Patrick
“patrician” · “a nobleman; patrician”
>99% boys
Celtic Pádraig
“patrician” · “a nobleman; patrician”
>99% boys
Modern Brighid
>99% girls
Gaelic · Modern Calum
“dove” · “resembling a dove”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Saints Malcolm
“devotee of St Columba” · “dove”
>99% boys
Latin · Celtic Columba
“dove” · “resembling a dove”
>99% girls
Celtic Patricius
“nobleman”
>99% boys
Irish · Celtic Colmán
“dove”
>99% boys
Celtic Columbanus
“dove” · “resembling a dove”
>99% boys
Celtic Kálmán
Kálmán is a surname from Hungarian. It is used in Hungarian and Slovak.
>99% boys
Celtic Gall
“a servant” · “woman from Ireland”
33% boys · 67% girls
Latin · Celtic Gaweł
“rooster”
>99% boys
Old Norse · Celtic Somerled
“summer traveller”
>99% boys
Norse Somhairle
“summer traveller”
>99% boys
Irish · Celtic Sorley
“of the summer vikings”
>99% boys
Norse · Royal Ronald
“the king's advisor”
>99% boys
Norse Amhlaoibh
“the last of the ancestors”
>99% boys
Norse Amhlaidh
Amhlaidh is a masculine given name from Proto-Norse, ultimately from Proto-Germanic. It is used in Scottish Gaelic.
>99% boys
Norse Tormod
“a raan from the north”
>99% boys
Norse Ùisdean
“luck” · “stone”
>99% boys
Norse Sgàire
Sgàire is a masculine given name, probably from Old Norse. It is used in Scottish Gaelic.
>99% boys
Norse · Royal Raghnall
“a warrior who places judgment” · “the king's advisor”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Norse Njáll
Njáll is a masculine given name from Old Norse, ultimately from Old Irish. It is used in Icelandic and Old Norse.
>99% boys
Irish · Mythological Birgit
Birgit is a feminine given name from Swedish, ultimately from Danish. It is used in German, Swedish, Danish, Estonian, and 2 other languages.
>99% girls
Modern Ossian
“resembling a young deer”
>99% boys
Literary Oisein
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Gaelic · Literary Fingal
“fair” · “stranger”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Timeless Oscar
“a spear of the gods” · “a friend of deer”
>99% boys
German · Literary Selma
“having divine protection” · “peace”
>99% girls
Irish · Literary Morna
“one who is affectionate; beloved”
>99% girls
English · Literary Malvina
“having a smooth brow”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Lleu
“bright, shining” · “a shining man”
>99% boys
Latin · Celtic Geraint
“an old man”
>99% boys
Modern Heilyn
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Iorwerth
“a handsome lord”
>99% boys
Welsh · Modern Rhiannon
“the great and sacred queen”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Urien
“of a priveleged birth”
>99% boys
Latin · Celtic Ynyr
>99% boys
Celtic · Nature Pryderi
“caring for” · “son of the sea”
>99% boys
Welsh · Celtic Caradoc
“one who is much loved”
>99% boys
Celtic Cadwaladr
“battle” · “lord”
>99% boys
Celtic Llewelyn
“resembling a lion”
91% boys · 9% girls
Celtic Glyndŵr
“valley” · “water”
>99% boys
Biblical Hebrew · Biblical Siôn
Siôn is a masculine given name from English, ultimately from Biblical Hebrew. It is used in Welsh.
>99% boys
Hebrew · Literary Siân
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
English · Celtic Siarl
Siarl is a masculine given name from English. It is used in Welsh.
>99% boys
Celtic · Royal Arthur
“strong as a bear”
>99% boys
French · Literary Elaine
“the shining light” · “resembling a fawn”
>99% girls
Welsh · Literary Enid
“one who gives life”
>99% girls
Welsh · Literary Gavin
“a little white falcon”
>99% boys
Literary Gawain
“a little white falcon”
>99% boys
Welsh · Literary Guinevere
“one with smooth and fair skin” · “the son of a fair-haired man”
>99% girls
French · Literary Lancelot
Lancelot is used as a given name and a surname. One French interpretation is “an attendant; in Arthurian legend, a knight of the Round Table.” Its derivation is not certain.
>99% boys
Welsh · Nature Merlin
Merlin is used as a given name and a surname. One Welsh interpretation is “of the sea fortress; in Arthurian legend, the wizard and mentor of King Arthur.”
82% boys · 18% girls
Celtic Myrddin
80% boys · 20% girls
French · Mythological Percival
Percival is used as a given name, a surname, and a nickname. One French interpretation is “one who can pierce the vale; in Arthurian legend, the only one who could retrieve the Holy Grail.”
>99% boys
Celtic · Literary Tristram
“a sorrowful man”
>99% boys
Celtic · Literary Tristan
Tristan is used as a given name and a surname. One Celtic interpretation is “a sorrowful man; in Arthurian legend, a knight of the Round Table.”
98% boys · 2% girls
Celtic · Modern Isolde
“of fair aspect”
>99% girls
English · Literary Yseult
“of fair aspect”
3% boys · 97% girls
Welsh · Literary Esyllt
“a woman known for her beauty”
>99% girls
Celtic Eirwen
“snow” · “white, fair; blessed”
>99% girls
Welsh · Celtic Glenda
“one who is good and fair”
>99% girls
Place names Arfon
“near” · “Anglesey”
>99% boys
Place names Eifion
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Place names Dyfed
>99% boys
Place names Trefor
“from the large village”
>99% boys