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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
AberdeenmEnglishAs an English first name for both men and women, Aberdeen refers to the Scottish city o…
AdairmIrishThe name Adair is a Scottish-Irish variation of Edgar
AedanmEnglishAedan (Áedán) is a form of the Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh name Aodhan (Aodhán),…
AidanmCelticThe name Aidan directly translates to "the little fire" or "the little flame." Its root…
AidenmEnglishAiden, as a masculine first name, is an alternative form of Aidan, which traces back to…
AilbertmIrishail means 'alba' and bert stands for 'shining'
AileanmCelticAilean, as a Gaelic and Scottish variant of Alan, has its origins in the Celtic and Bre…
AileenfEnglishThe name Aileen is derived from Eileen and has its roots in the Irish Eibhlín or Aibhil…
Aileen-DenisefEnglishNo information on the meaning is available yet
AilsafScottishAilsa refers to the Scottish island Ailsa Craig, whose original name is 'Alfsigesey.' T…
AindreafScottisha variant of the name Andrea
AinsliefScottishSee Ainsley
AlasdairmScottishAlasdair is the Scottish form of Alexander, which means 'the defender of men' or 'the p…
AlbanyfLatinAlbany is an English-Scottish variant of the girl's name Albana, which is derived from …
AlecmAmericanThe name Alec, an English short form of Alexander, is translated in German with terms l…
AlexandriafDanishAlexandria is the English spelling of Alexandra, a feminine derivative of the name Alex…
AlickmEnglishThe name Alick is a short form of the name Alexander and originates from English, Irish…
AlistairmEnglishAlistair is an anglicized version of the Scottish name Alasdair, which in turn derives …
AlistermEnglishAlister represents an anglicized form of Alasdair, which is a Scottish variant of the n…
AllenmCelticThe name Allen refers to 'the little rock' in German and likely derives from the Celtic…
AlythfEnglishAlyth is a derived version of Alice and refers to a Scottish place
Amber-RosefScottishAmber-Rose is a double name combining Amber ("the amber") and Rose ("the rose")
AmyntafEnglishThe name Amynta is a form of Aminta and derives from the Ancient Greek word Amyntor (Ἀμ…
AnabellfLatinThe girl's name Anabell is primarily a Latin American short form of Anabella and Anabelle
AngusmCelticAngus is a male first name that originates from English and Scottish and is derived fro…
AnnabelfAmericanThe name Annabel is considered an English short form of Annabella and Annabelle, which …
AnnabellfLatinAnnabell is considered a Hungarian version of the name Annabella and a German variant o…
AnnabellefHebrewThe name Annabelle is a French name that likely represents a combination of the names A…
AodhmIrishThe name Aodh has its roots in the Old Irish word áed, which means "the fire"
AodhaganmIrishAodhagan (Aodhagán) represents an Irish and Scottish diminutive of Aodh, which in turn …
AodhanmIrishAodhan (Aodhán) represents an Irish pet form of Aodh, which is itself a variant of the …
AoifefIrishAoife is a derivative of the Old Irish name Aife (Aífe) and has Irish, Celtic, and Scot…
AonghusmEnglishIt is the Scottish form of Angus
ArmstrongmEnglishArmstrong is a boy's name that derives from an English surname
ArtairmCelticArtair is the Scottish variant of the name Arthur, whose meaning is probably 'bear'
AylafTurkishAyla is a female first name that has different origins
BartleymScottishBartley is the Irish form of Bartholomew, meaning 'son of Tolmai'
BartonmEnglishBarton is a historical English first name for men, derived from the eponymous Anglo-Sax…
BaxtermEnglishBaxter is an English boy's name that has developed from an occupational surname
BethiafHebrewBethia, a female first name, represents an English and Scottish variant of the biblical…
BlaanmThe name Blaan refers to a Scottish saint, St
BlainmEnglishThe exact meaning of the name, which traces back to the Scottish saints St
BlainemAmericanBlaine is a masculine first name that originated from a Scottish surname and traces bac…
BlairuCelticBlair is a unisex name that originated from a historical Scottish family name
BonniefEnglishThe name Bonnie is a female first name that comes from English and Scottish and transla…
BonnyfAmericanBonny is a variant of Bonnie, an English name for girls
BoothmEnglishBooth is a masculine first name that originates from English and Scottish and is based …
BowmEnglishBow, as a masculine first name, can be interpreted either as a variation of the name Bo…
BowenmEnglishBowen is a masculine first name of Welsh origin that is based on an old family name
BoydmEnglishBoyd is a boy's name of English-Scottish origin, considered an early surname and presum…
BradenmEnglishBraden is an English variant of Bradan, an Irish given name that traces back to the Old…
BrayonnafCelticThe first name Brayonna has Celtic roots and is of female gender
BridefCelticThe name Bride represents a modern Irish variant of Brigitte, which in turn is a German…
BrionyfEnglishThe name Briony is a variant of Bryony and refers to the climbing plant known in Englis…
BrodiemThe first name Brodie means "the ditch" and is also translated as "the one coming from …
BrodymThe masculine first name Brody is derived from a surname that goes back to the Scottish…
BroganfIrishBrogan (Brógán) is a female first name of Gaelic descent, meaning 'the shoemaker'
BrucemEnglishOriginally derived as a Scottish surname, Bruce metaphorically means "the one from the …
BryonyfEnglishThe first name Bryony comes from the English term for 'the bryony', a climbing plant
CaileanmLatinCailean is a masculine name that originates from Scottish Gaelic and translates to 'the…
CaillenmIrishCaillen is a contemporary English spelling of the name Caelan, which in turn derives fr…
CairistionafLatinThe name Cairistiona (Cairistìona) is derived from Christine and Christina
CaldermScottishThe name 'Calder' comes from an English place name and is associated with 'rocky water'
CalgarymScottishCalgary is a less common name that is derived from the place of the same name on the Sc…
CallummLatinCallum is a Scottish Gaelic form of the Irish saint's name Columban, which is derived f…
CalummLatinCalum is a Scottish form of Columban, which is derived from the Late Latin name Columba…
CampbelmEnglishThe name Campbel, as a Scottish variant of Campbell, translates into English as "the on…
CamronmEnglishCamron is a modern English form of Cameron and refers to an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan
CarrickmScottishCarrick is a masculine first name derived from the eponymous surname
CathbadmCelticThe pronunciation of the name is either KA-fa or KA-had
CatrinafIrishCatrina is a feminine form of the name Katharina, which derives from the ancient Greek …
CeanafIrishThe name Ceana has its roots in the ancient Irish expression caín, which means 'pretty'…
CeilidhfScottishThe name has its origins in Scottish
CelvinmThe name Celvin, as a variant of the Scottish Kelvin, means 'the one coming from the na…
ChanningmEnglishChanning is a first name that is widespread in both English and Irish-speaking areas an…
Charlotte-ElisabethfFrenchCharlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth…
CharltonmEnglishThe name Charlton is an English and Scottish male first name that originated from an ol…
ChiaranmCelticChiaran represents a boy's name that derives from the Scottish form of Ciaran, a tradit…
ChrissyfLatinThe name Chrissy is primarily found in English-speaking regions, particularly in the USA
ChristanmLatinThe name Christan refers to a boy and represents a less common form of Christian
ChristyfLatinChristy is a derived form of Christina and Christine, which are considered the feminine…
ClarinefLatinClarine is a girl's first name that represents a form of Clara (Klara)
ClydemEnglishClyde is not only a name for rivers in the English-speaking area but is also used as a …
CoinneachmCelticCoinneach is a Gaelic and Scottish derivation of the Irish name Cainneach, derived from…
ColinmEnglishThe name Colin has two different origins and meanings
ColumbafLatinColumba is a first name of Latin origin for both genders, primarily found in Scottish a…
CorbiemScottishCorbie stands for crow or raven in Scottish
CoreyuLatinThe name Corey is of English origin and is primarily given to boys, but sometimes also …
CorymLatinCory is often considered a form of Corey and has a multifaceted meaning
CraigmAmericanCraig is a first name that has evolved from a traditional Scottish surname
DaileenfEnglishThe name Daileen has Scottish Gaelic origins and can likely be translated as 'the one f…
DallasmEnglishThe name Dallas is a place name and comes from Irish, where it means 'the Experienced, …
Darleen-KendrafCelticDarleen, derived from the American word "Darling", means 'darling' or 'new day'
DavidafEnglishThe first name Davida is a rare feminine derivation of David, a commonly used spelling …
DaviniafEnglishDavinia is a female first name that is considered the English and Scottish variant of D…
DeirdrefEnglishDeirdre is a female first name of English-Irish origin, whose meaning is not definitive…
DevlynnmScottishDevlynn is a Scottish spelling of the name Devlyn, which encompasses the meanings 'the …
DomhnallmCelticThe Scottish variant of Donald
DonaldafCelticThe name Donalda is the feminine form of Donald
DonellmCelticDonell, a masculine first name, is considered an African American variant of Donald, wh…

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