Scottish Unisex Names

Scotland names from three directions at once — Gaelic in the west and north, Norse in the isles, and Scots and Norman French in the lowlands. A Scottish name therefore tells you roughly where in the country it comes from, which is not true of English names.

Languages behind these names Gaelic Scottish Gaelic Irish Hebrew Germanic

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16 names, most popular first in the United States

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Cameron Cameron is a name of Scottish origin meaning "crooked nose," from the Gaelic cam, crooked, and sròn, nose.
Scottish #76 in US
Dallas Dallas is the only rising name in this group — it peaked in 2015 and is still climbing, at 238th in the United States.
Scottish #238 in US
Lennox Lennox is a unisex name from a Scottish district whose name means "place of elm trees," and it is recorded as unisex.
Scottish #289 in US
Finley Finley is a name of Scottish Gaelic origin meaning "fair-haired warrior."
Scottish #333 in US
Monroe Monroe is a unisex name of Scottish origin meaning "mouth of the Roe" — a river in Ireland, not Scotland.
Scottish #467 in US
Camryn Camryn is a unisex name, used mostly for American girls, and it's a modern spelling of Cameron.
Scottish #478 in US
Jamie Jamie is a unisex name of Hebrew origin, a Scottish diminutive of James meaning "supplanter" or "holder of the heel."
Scottish #577 in US
Campbell Campbell is a unisex name of Scottish origin meaning "crooked mouth".
Scottish #617 in US
Jessie Jessie is a name that arrives from two unrelated directions — the Scottish pet form of Janet, and a feminine of the Hebrew Jesse.
Scottish #823 in US
Robbie Robbie is a unisex name of Germanic origin meaning "bright fame," a diminutive of Robert.
Scottish #2,124 in US
Johnnie Johnnie means God is gracious, a pet form of John.
Scottish #2,292 in US
Murray Murray is a boy's name of Scottish origin from Moray, the northern province, whose name means "sea settlement."
Scottish #2,610 in US
Finlay Finlay is a boy's name of Scottish Gaelic origin meaning "fair-haired warrior."
Scottish #2,627 in US
Sandy Sandy shortens Alexander and Alexandra, meaning defender of the people — and in Scotland it is the standard familiar form of Alexander, which is why it reads as Scottish rather than merely short.
Scottish #3,020 in US
Findlay Peaked in 2007 · 2,167 births since 1974
Scottish #11,188 in US
Lockie Peaked in 1915 · 856 births since 1883
Scottish 856 births

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