The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

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Surname style

Last names as first names

25 names

Scottish Gaelic · English

Cameron

Crooked nose

Top 100
Scottish · Scottish Gaelic

Logan

Little hollow

Top 100
Scottish Gaelic · Scottish

Blair

Plain; field; battlefield

FamiliarRising
English · Welsh

Bowen

Son of Owain

FamiliarRising
Scottish · English

Carson

Surname of uncertain meaning

Familiar
English · Scottish Gaelic

Finley

White or fair warrior

Familiar
Scottish · English

Graham

Probably gravelly homestead

Familiar
Scottish Gaelic · English

Knox

Round hill

Familiar
Scottish · Scottish Gaelic

Lennox

Possibly place of elms

Familiar
Scottish

Leslie

Probably garden of holly

Familiar
Scottish · Scottish Gaelic

Mackenzie

Son of Coinneach

Familiar
Scottish · English

Maxwell

Mack’s stream

Familiar
Welsh

Morgan

Possibly sea circle; the Arthurian feminine name differs

Familiar
Welsh

Reese

Probably enthusiasm, through Rhys

Familiar
English · Scottish

Scottie

Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland

FamiliarRising
Welsh

Trevor

Big village

Familiar
English · Scottish

Bowie

Yellow

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Greer

Watchful, through Gregor

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Lindsay

From Lindsey, a place name with lake and island elements

Uncommon
Scottish

Murray

Surname with Scottish and Irish origins

Uncommon
Welsh · English

Vaughn

Little

Uncommon
Scottish

Fraser

Surname-derived; origin uncertain

Rare gem
Scottish Gaelic

Innes

Form of Aonghas; proposed one strength root

Rare gem
Scottish

Keir

Thicket; marsh

Rare gem
English · Scottish

Shaw

Thicket in English; a separate Scottish surname means wolf

Rare gem
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