Discover the meaning and origin of the Scottish boys’ names starting with the letters G to M. There are lovely names that includes Gavin, Glen, Gordon, Greg, Logan, Murray and much more.
Name | Description – meaning/origin | Popularity |
Gavin | A popular name, its origins are uncertain possibly from the name Gawain | *** |
Gibby | From Gibidh | ** |
Gilchrist | Means the servant of Christ | * |
Gillanders | From the Gaelic name Gille Ainndreis | * |
Gilleonan | From the Gaelic name Gille Adhamhnain | * |
Gillespie | From the Gaelic name Gille Easbaig | ** |
Gillies | From the Gaelic name Gille Iosa | * |
Gilroy | Means son of the red-haired woman | ** |
Gladstone | From a place name | * |
Glen | From the Gaelic name that means valley | ** |
Goraidh | This Scottish name means God’s peace | * |
Gordain | Variation on Gordon | * |
Gordan | Variation on Gordon | ** |
Gordon | From the place name and means fort | *** |
Graeme | A variation on the Graham | ** |
Graham | From the placename in Lincolnshire and means ‘Gravel Home’ | *** |
Grant | Means large | ** |
Greg | Pet form of Gregory or Gregor | *** |
Gregor | Scottish boys name for Gregory | ** |
Gregory | From the Latin name Gregorein | ** |
Griorgair | The Gaelic name for Gregor | * |
Gus | Pet form of Angus | ** |
Hamish | Scottish name for James | ** |
Hector | A form of the name Eachann | ** |
Henry | Popular boy’s name in Scotland that means ‘home ruler’ | *** |
Hew | This name means heart | ** |
Hewie | Alternate spelling of Hughie | * |
Iagan | Anglicised from MacKeegan | *** |
Iain | Gaelic form of Ian | ** |
Ian | Version of John | *** |
Imhear | From the Gaelic name Eibhear | * |
Innes | From Aonghas – equivalent Angus | ** |
Iomhar | From the Gaelic name Eibhear | * |
Irvine | Irvine means beautiful | ** |
Irving | From the place close to Dumfries | ** |
Jaimie | Means Supplanter | * |
James | From the Latin name Iacomus. Related to Jacob | *** |
Jim | Short form of Jimmy | ** |
Jimmie | See the name James | ** |
Jimmy | See the name James | ** |
Jock | Scottish variation on the name Jack | ** |
Jockie | Means God is gracious | *** |
Johnny | Short form of the name John | *** |
Keir | A variation on the name Kerr | * |
Keith | Means wood or forest | *** |
Kendric | From the name MacKenrick | ** |
Kennedy | From the name Uarraig | ** |
Kenneth | From the names Cinaed and Cainnech | ** |
Kenny | Pet form of Kenneth | * |
Kester | Scottish name for Christopher | * |
Kirk | Someone who lives near a church | ** |
Kyle | Gaelic word ‘caol’ | **** |
Labhrainn | Related to the name Laurence | * |
Lachie | Pet form of Lachlan | * |
Lachlan | From the Gaelic name Lachlann | * |
Laird | This was the name given to a landowner | ** |
Leathan | The name of a river | * |
Lennox | From the region of Glasgow | ** |
Lesley | Variation of Leslie | ** |
Leslie | From the place in Scotland Lesslyn | *** |
Lindsay | From the place Lindsay in England | ** |
Lloyd | A person with Grey Hair | *** |
Logan | From the place name in Ayrshire, meaning Hollow | ***** |
Ludo | Pet form of Ludovic | * |
Ludovic | Means dedicated to the Lord | * |
Luthais | Form of Louis | * |
Lyall | From the name Liulfr and means loyal | * |
Lyle | Means ‘from an island’ | ** |
Mac | This boy’s name means Son | ** |
Maddock | First and surname that means generous | * |
Magnus | Means great. Originates from Latin | ** |
Malcolm | Originate from the Gaelic name Mael Coluim | **** |
Manas | Scottish for Magnus | * |
Marcus | From the name Mac Mharcuis reported to mean Warrior | ** |
Masterman | Means the man of the master | * |
Mathe | The Gaelic boys name name meaning bear | * |
Maxwell | From the place on the river Tweed | ** |
Micheal | Scottish Gaelic name for Michael | * |
Moirean | From the name Moire | * |
Monroe | Munro – people from the river Roe | ** |
Moray | From the name Murry | ** |
Morogh | This Scottish name means man of the sea | * |
Morven | The name given to someone who worked as a mariner | * |
Muir | Meaning moorland | * |
Mungo | Means amiable | * |
Murdock | Means sea | * |
Murray | From the area of Moray | **** |
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