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| Wed, 08-25-2004 - 9:38pm |
I was wondering if anyone knew of any scottish names.
I'm having my first baby and i'm trying to find a name for both a boy and a girl.
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Girls:
Aileen
Ainsley
Bridget
Catrina
Fiona
Keitha
Kirstin
Maisie
Boys:
Aidan
Alan/Allen/Allan
Cameron
Carson
Finley
Gavin
Graham
Ian
Keith
Lachlan
Reed
Logan
Girl-Ailsa, Alina, Blair, Greer, Isla, Kelsey, Kenzie, Leslie, Rhona.
Boy-Boyd, Bret, Caelan, Collin, Craig, Douglas, Duncan, Ewan, Kendrick, Kennan, Lachlan, Malcolm, Morgan, Ross.
Best of luck,
Dana
Boys:
Blair
Callum
Cameron
Corey
Craig
Daividh (David)
Ewan (o-in)
Glen
Kester
Lachlan
Lennox
Logan
Micheal/Micheil
Murdoch
Robert
Tomas
Girls:
Beitris (Scottish form of Beatrice)
Blair
Caitriona (cat-ree-na)
Cameron (though for a girl, I prefer Camryn)
Fiona
Iseabail (Scottish form of Isabel)
Ishbel (Anglicized form of Iseabail)
Isla
Isobel
Kirsteen
Kirstie
Kirstin
Mairead
Mairi (ma-ree)
Maisie (may-zee)
Saundra
Sine (Shee-na)
Jayme Leanne, wife to Corey McClellan, and mom to Johnathan Corey (1/16/01) and Ethan James (10/15/03) and WTT #3 (Aug '05)
Caiomhe (kee va) it means kind and tender.
Bonnie (but they don't use it as a name itself in Scotland.)
Brighde (bree ju) Like saying Bridget and it means strength
Ceana (Keh na) fair one
Ceanag (Ken ak) comes from Ceana.
Sorcha (sor ru chuh) like saying Claire and Clara
Ailen (A lun) like saying Alan
Beathan (BEH un) child of life
Breannan (BREN un)
Ce' (Ky or kee) I think the y in Ky is pronounced like the letter I)
Lachann (LACH un)
Lachlann (LACH lun)
Some surnanes now used as names can could fit any place perhaps are:
Cameron, Bruce, Maclaren, Mackenzie, Macaulay, Logan, Keith, Fletcher, Carson, Clark,
Blair, Brodie, Bryce, Bryson, Buchanan, Duncan, Graham, Keith, Lindsay, Maxwell, Ross,
Scott, and Wallace.
Ali