Scottish Baby Names

Field or plain

Pearl of radiance and precious warmth

From Scotland

Crooked nose, or crooked river, or crooked hill

Beautiful

Church

Son of Kenneth, which means 'handsome'

Dwelling by the ship-landing, seaside grace

Of the shimmering sea, graceful and spirited

Red-haired ruler of wisdom and strength

From the flowing water, peaceful and serene

Solitary meadow, peaceful sanctuary

Island defender, fierce and bold

From the laurel valley, crowned with quiet strength

The mill at the headland, grounded and timeless

Son of valor, strength of character

From the narrow strait, strong and graceful

From the solitary woodland clearing, peaceful strength

Royal officer and trusted administrator

Horse lover, strong and noble spirit

Fair, wise son of the leader—bold grace

From the gray fortress, strength and grace

Child of the handsome, fair-haired one

Beautiful child of the handsome warrior leader

From the gray fortress, strong and steadfast

Chief and beloved, strong-spirited and kind-hearted

Follower of Christ, faithful and devoted

Linden tree meadow of gentle strength

Follower of Christ, imbued with faith and grace

From the glen of golden waters, peaceful valley

From the glen valley, peaceful and grounded

Solitary wanderer, independent and strong-willed

From the waters of loss, gentle strength

Young girl, spirited and full of tender joy

Graceful and beloved, pure of spirit

From the Clyde river, embodying natural strength and flow

Strength and endurance of the mind

From the rounded hilltop, steadfast and grounded

Red-haired

Dweller on the broad island, strength from place

Foreigner

Crooked nose of character, noble and distinct

Son of the lean one, strong-rooted clan

Elm trees and quiet woodland strength

Crooked nose, strong and distinctive presence

Green and fresh water, verdant serenity

Wool-bearer, tender and soft

From the hilltop, strong and rooted in place

Son of Morris, which means 'dark-skinned'

From the sea, noble and enduring waters

Strong and noble, from ancient Scottish heritage and meaning broad valley

Pale and fair-skinned, with gentle strength

Mighty warrior and defender of men

Broad valley of strength and heritage

Wandering one, steadfast and true

Brother, kinship and loyal heart

Devotion and cool strength intertwined

Famous ruler with a gentle, approachable spirit

Son of Macbeth, strong and eternal warrior

Humble and steadfast, like Scottish heritage

Noble landowner of proud heritage

Battle warrior of the forge, steadfast and strong

Famous warrior, bright spirit and strength

Young warrior of noble descent

From the northern settlement with quiet strength

Defender and protector of all people

Chamberlain of the royal household, noble bearing

Dark-haired boy, strong as coal

God is gracious, strong and athletic

Small stream, flowing with gentle grace

Wandering nobleman, spirited and free

White stone or noble and radiant strength

Warm and protecting, shelter of the Clyde River

Prosperous guardian, wealthy protector of loved ones