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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donella | f | Celtic | Donella is derived from Donald and has its roots in the Scottish Gaelic Domhnall |
| Donnacha | m | Irish | Donnacha is an Irish variant of the name Donnchadh |
| Donny | m | Celtic | Donny is understood as a diminutive of Donald and carries the meaning 'the world ruler' |
| Doon | f | Scottish | The name Doon is also a Scottish surname and can be used for boys |
| Doug | m | Celtic | The first name Doug, which is an abbreviation of Douglas, can be translated as 'the dar… |
| Douglas | m | English | Douglas is a boy's name that originates from the English-Scottish region and is derived… |
| Duglas | m | Scottish | Duglas is a variation of the Scottish clan name 'Douglas' and originally comes from the… |
| Dympna | f | Irish | Dympna is a modified form of Dymphna, which in turn comes from the Celtic Damhnait |
| Ean | m | Irish | Ean is a Scottish Gaelic form of Ian, a variant of the name John, which traces back to … |
| Eilidh | f | Arabic | Eilidh, a female first name, is a Scottish diminutive of Eleanore and traces back to th… |
| Eithne | f | Celtic | Eithne is a female first name that is common in both Ireland and Scotland and originate… |
| Ennis | m | English | The name Ennis, a boy's name from the English-Scottish region, has its roots in an Iris… |
| Eoghan | m | Celtic | Eoghan, as the Irish variant of the Old Irish Eogan (Eógan), literally means 'born of t… |
| Eoin | m | Irish | Eoin (Eóin) is a Gaelic and Scottish form of the name John, an English derivation of th… |
| Erin | u | Celtic | The first name Erin is an English form of the Irish-Scottish Eireann, which goes back t… |
| Errol | m | English | Errol is regarded as a masculine name rooted in Anglo-Saxon, tracing back to a surname |
| Erynn | f | Scottish | Erynn is another form of the name Erin and is also spelled as Eryn |
| Ethan | m | American | Ethan is the English translation of the Hebrew biblical name Ētán (אֵיתָן) |
| Euan | m | The name Euan, a Scottish form of Eoghan, derives from the Old Irish Eogan (Eógan) | |
| Evadeam | m | Scottish | Evadeam is a derivative of the Greek name Evgenie and carries the meanings 'the well-bo… |
| Evaine | u | English | Evaine is a feminine spelling of the name Evan, which is derived from Johannes, a name … |
| Evander | m | English | Evander is an anglicized variant of Iomhar, a Scottish Gaelic name that descends from I… |
| Evanna | f | English | The first name Evanna represents the feminine form of the name Evan, which is a derivat… |
| Evie | f | English | The name Evie (Évie) has its roots in the English language and is considered a short fo… |
| Ewan | m | Celtic | The boy's name Ewan is an English-Scottish variant of the name Eoghan, which derives fr… |
| Fearghas | m | Irish | The meaning of the name Fearghas refers to its roots in the Irish and Scottish Gaelic l… |
| Fenella | f | Celtic | Fenella is a girl's name that has been adopted from English and has Scottish roots, as … |
| Fergie | u | Scottish | Fergie is a female form of Fergus with Scottish roots |
| Fergus | m | Irish | Fergus is a masculine name that is considered an Irish and Scottish variant of Fearghas |
| Fia | f | Celtic | Fia is a Scandinavian short and pet form of Sofia (Sophia) |
| Fiene-Fifi | f | Scottish | Fiene-Fifi is a double name combining Fiene ("God may add") and Fifi ("God adds") |
| Fife | m | Scottish | The name has its origin in Scottish |
| Fin | m | Celtic | The name Fin is a younger variation of the name Finnr (Finn) and also serves as a short… |
| Finella | f | English | Finella is a derived form of the name Fionnuala, which traces back to the Old Irish nam… |
| Finlay | m | Celtic | Finlay is an anglicized form of the Celtic name Fionnlagh |
| Finleigh | f | Celtic | The name Finleigh is the feminine variant of the Celtic Fionnlagh and its anglicized fo… |
| Finn | u | Finnish | The origin and meaning of the male and female name Finn are not clearly defined |
| Finola | f | English | Finola, a female first name, originates from Irish and is considered a variant of Fenel… |
| Fiona | f | American | Fiona is derived from the Celtic name Fionn, which traces back to the Old Irish term Fi… |
| Fionnghuala | f | Irish | The name Fionnghuala is the feminine form of Fionnuala and is derived from the ancient … |
| Fionnlagh | m | Celtic | The name Fionnlagh has its roots in the Celtic language area and is composed of the Gae… |
| Floraidh | f | Latin | Floraidh represents a Gaelic and Scottish form of the name Flora |
| Fraser | m | English | Fraser is a masculine first name that has its origin in a Scottish family name and poss… |
| Frasier | m | English | Frasier, a masculine first name, is considered a variant of the name Fraser, which orig… |
| Fynley | m | Fynley is a boy's name that is regarded as a contemporary English form of Finley | |
| Galeron | m | Scottish | The name has its roots in Scottish |
| Gaven | m | English | Gaven is a younger English variant of the name Gavin, which is an old Scottish derivati… |
| Gawyn | m | English | Gawyn is considered a Middle English form of Gawain, which is derived from Gwalchgwyn |
| Giordyn | m | Scottish | Giordyn is a boy's name with Scottish roots |
| Glen | m | American | Glen is a form of the English name Glenn and has its roots in a locational surname |
| Glenna | f | Celtic | Glenna is the feminine variant of Glen/Glenn, which traces back to a surname that in tu… |
| Gordon | m | Celtic | Gordon is a male first name that originates from the English and Scottish regions and i… |
| Graham | m | English | The name Graham, a typical boy's name of English origin, literally means "the gray hous… |
| Grahame | m | English | Grahame is a variant of Graham ("the gray house") |
| Grant | m | English | Grant is a boy's name that comes from English and Scottish and is based on a Scottish s… |
| Greer | f | English | The name Greer is a Scottish short form of the eponymous surname, which has its origin … |
| Guthrie | m | English | Guthrie is a boy's name that originates from the Scottish-Irish surname |
| Hailey | f | American | Hailey, a feminine first name, stands for 'the hay meadow' or 'the hay field' |
| Hamish | m | Scottish | Hamish is the Scottish Gaelic form of the biblical name Jacob, which has its origin in … |
| Harper | f | English | Harper is a gender-neutral first name used for both boys and girls and is derived from … |
| Heston | m | Scottish | Heston stands for: the one originating from Heston |
| Hollie | f | English | Hollie is the English variant of the name Holly |
| Iain | m | Scottish | The name Iain, an old Scottish Gaelic variant of John, is closely related to the biblic… |
| Ian | m | Scottish | Ian is the Scottish Gaelic form of the English name John or the German and Latin name J… |
| Ileah | f | Scottish | The first name Ileah is a Gaelic-Scottish variant of Ilia and is derived from the bibli… |
| Inys | f | Celtic | The name Inys is the Irish and Scottish variant of the Gaelic Inis |
| Iseabal | f | Irish | The name Iseabal is a Gaelic, Irish, and Scottish form of the names Iseabail and Isibéa… |
| Isla | f | English | The first name Isla has its roots in Scotland and refers to an island |
| Isla-Elaine | f | Greek | Isla means island in Scottish |
| Islana | f | Islana is regarded as a female first name that has a Brazilian derivation from Isla | |
| Islay | u | Scottish | The first name Islay, used for boys, is derived from a Scottish island of the same name |
| Ivor | m | English | The name Ivor is an English interpretation of the Old Norse Ivar, whose meaning is unce… |
| Jackie | u | American | The name Jackie has both female and male associations and serves as a short and affecti… |
| Jackson | m | English | The name Jackson has its origins as a surname and means 'the son of Jack' |
| Jacky | u | English | The name Jacky, which is used for both men and women, primarily appears as an English d… |
| James-Sirius | m | Latin | James-Sirius is the name of Harry Potter's first son |
| Janet | f | English | Janet is a feminine first name that originated as a diminutive of Jane in the Middle Ag… |
| Jannet | f | Scottish | Jannet is a female first name that means JHWH is gracious, God is gracious, or the God-… |
| Jeanae | f | American | Jeanae represents an American and English derivation of the name Jean, which originates… |
| Jess | u | English | Jess is a name used for both boys and girls and is considered an English short form of … |
| Jessie | u | English | Jessie was originally used as a diminutive form of Jean and carries the meaning 'Yahweh… |
| Johnson | m | English | The name Johnson, which occurs in both the English and East African regions, is a deriv… |
| Jolyn | f | American | Jolyn represents a modern American derivation of Joline and ends with '-lyn,' indicatin… |
| Jonah | m | English | The first name Jonah is often translated as 'the dove', but is frequently interpreted a… |
| Jude | m | English | The name Jude can be directly translated into English as 'the praised one' or 'the cele… |
| Kaith | m | Celtic | Kaith represents a variant of Keith |
| Kameron | m | English | Kameron, as a masculine first name, is a derivation of the unisex name Cameron, which i… |
| Kathleen | f | American | Kathleen is the anglicized form of Caitlín, the Irish variant of Katherine |
| Kellie | f | English | Kellie is a modified form of the name Kelly, which traces back to the Anglicized origin… |
| Kelly | u | English | The name Kelly has its roots in Irish Gaelic and was originally a boy's name |
| Kelvin | m | Kelvin is an English first name that has been in use since the 1920s | |
| Kendra | f | English | Kendra is the feminine variant of the old English names Kendrick and Kenneth |
| Kenna | f | Celtic | The name Kenna is the feminine form of Kenneth and originates from the Gaelic names Cin… |
| Kennedy | u | English | The name Kennedy is used as both a male and female first name |
| Kenneth | m | Celtic | Kenneth is an English first name that has its origins in Old Irish and Celtic |
| Kenny | m | Celtic | Kenny, as a masculine name, is a diminutive of Kenneth, which has its roots in the Gael… |
| Kenrick | m | Celtic | Kenrick is a variant of Kendrick ("royal power") |
| Kenzie | f | The first name Kenzie, used for both girls and boys, is derived as an English short for… | |
| Kerr | m | English | Kerr is a Scottish surname that originates from an Old Norse place name meaning 'marshl… |
| Kester | m | Scottish | The name Kester is regarded as a Scottish derivation and diminutive of Christopher, whi… |