Welcome to our website, and as the name suggests this website has one goal and that is to provide information on Scottish boy’s names. You’ll find this information is particularly helpful if:
- You are looking for a Scottish baby’s name.
- You are looking for the meaning of your name.
- You have an interest in Scotland and all things Scottish.
- You want to find out which Scottish names are popular.
If you are looking for a baby’s name then see the most popular Scottish boys’ names and tips for choosing a baby’s name.
If you are interested in Girls’ names then please checkout our sister website scottishgirlsnames.co.uk.
A List of Scottish Names
Here is the 1st page in our comprehensive list of Scottish male names.
Name
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Description
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Popularity
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Adam | A Biblical name meaning red clay | *** |
Adie | Pet form of Adam | ** |
Aibne | Boy’s name means river | * |
Ailbeart | The Gaelic form of the name Albert | * |
Ailean | The Scottish name for Alan | * |
Ailein | Scottish name a person from green pastures | * |
Aillig | A person from a rocky location | * |
Aindrea | The Scottish Gaelic name for Andrew | * |
Ainsley | Long established Scottish name originates from Annesley or Ansley. Means ‘one’s own meadow’ | *** |
Alan | Origins are uncertain. It possibly means rock. | *** |
Alasdair | The Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander | ** |
Alastair | Anglised version of Alasdair | *** |
Alec | Pet form of Alexander | **** |
Alick | A Scottish version of Alec | ** |
Alistair | A form of Alexander | *** |
Alister | Variation of Alistair | ** |
Allan | Variant of Alan | ** |
Allaster | Variant of Alistair | * |
Allen | Variant of Alan | * |
Allister | Variant of Alistair | * |
Andra | Form of Andrew | * |
Andy | Pet form of Andrew | *** |
Angus | Anglicized form of the Gaelic name Aonghus and means ‘one choice’ | **** |
Anndra | A Scottish version of Andrew | * |
Aodh | Gaelic name and it means fire | * |
Aengus | Gaelic form Angus | * |
Aonghus | Gaelic form Angus | * |
Archie | A variation of the name Archibald | * |
Archibald | This means genuine and bold | * |
Armstrong | This means a man with strong arms | * |
Arregaithel | A person who comes to the place of the Gauls | * |
Art | Short form of Authur | * |
Artair | Scottish form of Authur | * |
Baigh | Origin unknown | * |
BaIloch | A person who comes from the pasture land | * |
Baldie | Pet form of the name Archibald | * |
Balfour | After a place in the North of Scotland | * |
Balgair | Means fox | * |
Balgaire | Variation of Balgair | * |
Barclay | From the place Berkeley which means wood clearing | * |
Bean | From the name Beathan | * |
Bearnard | A version of Bernard | |
Beathan | Traditional Gaelic name from Beatha | * |
Beiste | This name means ‘the beast’ | * |
Benneit | Form of Benedict | * |
Bhaic | Scottish name origin unknown | * |
Bhaltair | A Gaelic origin is a form of Walter | * |
Bhradain | Means salmon in Gaelic as in the waterfall Eas a’ Bhradain | * |
Bhraghad | A person ‘from the upper part’ as in the mountain Beinn a’Bhraghad | * |
Bhreac | Means ‘speckled’ | * |
Bhric | A variation on Bhreac | * |
Blair | From the Gaelic place names Blar. Also a surname. | **** |
Bothain | A person who lived in a stone house | * |
Bothan | A variation of Bothain | * |
Breac | Means ‘speckled’ | * |
Brice | Means ‘speckled’ | * |
Brochan | A Gaelic name that means ‘broken’ | * |
Broden | A place in Scotland | * |
Brodie | Meaning unknown from a place in Moray | **** |
Brody | Variation of Brodie | *** |
Broehain | Means broken | * |
Bruce | Common name in Scotland. The Braces were a powerful Scottish family. | *** |