Baby Names

Celtic Baby Names

Celtic names span the ancient cultures of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany. Known for their lyrical sound and deep connection to nature and legend, these names are experiencing a renaissance worldwide.

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#1

Liam

strong-willed warrior

Irish
#5

James

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

English
#12

Harper

harp player, harper

English
#19

Hazel

hazel tree

English
#22

Nora

woman of honor

Irish
#26

Owen

young warrior

Welsh
#27

Alexander

defender of men

Greek
#28

Dylan

son of the sea

Welsh
#31

David

beloved, dear

Hebrew
#35

Isla

island

Scottish
#40

Grace

Divine grace, elegance, goodwill

English
#42

Riley

Courageous, valiant

Irish
#45

Carter

One who transports goods by cart; cart driver

English
#46

Logan

Little hollow; from the little hollow place

Scottish
#47

Aiden

Little fire; born of fire

Irish
#61

Paisley

place name: town in Scotland

Scottish
#66

Cameron

crooked river, winding stream

Scottish
#68

Andrew

manly, brave

Greek
#71

Rowan

little red-haired one

Irish
#75

Ian

God is gracious

Scottish
#76

Kai

sea

Hawaiian
#89

Gael

stranger, foreigner

Irish
#89

Kennedy

ugly head (from ceann donn)

Irish
#90

Robert

bright fame

English
#99

Allison

noble, exalted (via Alice)

English
#102

Cora

maiden

English
#103

Ariana

most holy

Italian
#105

Arthur

bear, bear-like strength

English
#118

Jameson

son of James

American
#119

Margaret

pearl

English
#124

Carson

son of Carr (marsh dweller)

American
#125

Rylee

descendant of Raghallach

American
#129

Graham

gravelly homestead

Scottish
#131

Declan

man of prayer

Irish
#136

Connor

lover of hounds

Irish
#143

Evan

God is gracious

Welsh
#143

Alana

harmony, peaceful, beautiful

Irish
#147

Bryson

son of Brice, the speckled one

English
#150

Elliot

my God is the Lord, from Elijah

English
#155

Elsie

God is my oath

Scottish
#159

Callum

dove

Scottish
#163

Elliott

Jehovah is God; the Lord is my God

English
#167

Alan

handsome

English
#181

Brianna

strong, virtuous, honorable

Irish
#182

Maxwell

Mack's spring, great stream

Scottish
#189

Kylie

boomerang

Australian
#190

Reese

ardor, enthusiasm, fire

Welsh
#190

Brayden

descendant of Bradán (salmon)

Irish
#192

Annie

grace, favor

English
#200

Mackenzie

son of Kenneth

American

Scottie

person from Scotland

American

Gemma

gem, precious stone

English

Arabella

yielding to prayer, easily entreated

English

Knox

round hill

American

Maddox

son of Madoc

American

Delaney

descendant of the challenger

Irish

Blair

plain, flat area, field

Scottish

Patrick

patrician, of noble birth

Irish

Griffin

strong lord, powerful chief

Welsh

Brody

muddy place, ditch

Scottish

Rory

red king, famous ruler

Irish

Riley

courageous, valiant

Irish

Brandon

broom-covered hill

English

Nyla

winner, one who attains

Arabic

Lennon

lover, sweetheart

American

Kiara

bright, clear

Italian

Grant

large, great

English

Callan

little battle

Scottish

Dallas

meadow dwelling, water meadow

American

Gavin

white hawk of battle

Welsh

Maisie

pearl

Scottish

Ronan

little seal

Irish

Lennox

elm grove

Scottish

Rowan

little red one

Irish

Tristan

tumult, noise

English

Ellis

benevolent, kind

Welsh

Morgan

sea circle, sea chief

Welsh

Kenneth

handsome; fair one

Scottish

Rory

red king; red-haired ruler

Irish

Alanna

little child; dear child (endearment)

Irish

Finley

fair-haired hero; white warrior

Scottish

Bryce

speckled, freckled

Scottish

Maggie

pearl

English

Reid

red-haired, ruddy complexion

Scottish

Brian

noble, high

Irish

Kaden

American

Bryan

Irish

Rosie

English

Aidan

Irish

Malcolm

Scottish

Hope

Wish fulfilled

English

Catherine

English

Bowen

son of Owen

Welsh

Teagan

beautiful, attractive

Irish

Archie

truly brave, genuinely bold

British

Colin

young dog, whelp

English

Wade

at the ford

English

Esme

beloved, esteemed

English

Kade

round, barrel-maker

American

Annabelle

graceful beauty

English

Rhys

enthusiasm, passion

Welsh

Anderson

son of Andrew (manly)

American

Callahan

lover of churches

Irish

Finley

white hero

Scottish

Russell

red-haired, little red one

English

Elaine

bright, shining light

English

Desmond

man from South Munster

Irish

Killian

associated with the church

Irish

Grady

noble, illustrious

Irish

Sterling

little star

English

Lana

light

Slavic

Mckenna

son of Cionaodh (fire-born)

Irish

Brynn

hill, mound

Welsh

Logan

little hollow, low-lying meadow

Scottish

Gwendolyn

fair bow, white arc

Welsh

Fiona

fair, white, pure

Scottish

Holly

holly tree

English

Kayce

alert, watchful, vigilant

American

Kameron

crooked nose

Scottish

Kane

battle, warrior

Irish

Lewis

famous warrior

English

Sean

God is gracious

Irish

Clark

clerk, scribe, secretary

English

Kyle

narrow strait, channel

Scottish

Bonnie

beautiful, attractive, pleasant

Scottish

Kieran

little dark one

Irish

Rowen

little red one (from red hair)

Irish

Elowyn

elm tree

Cornish

Blaire

plain, field, open land

Scottish

Camryn

crooked nose

American

Reece

enthusiasm, ardent

Welsh

Cillian

strife, war

Irish

Alison

noble type

English

Murphy

sea warrior

Irish

Cassidy

curly-haired

Irish

Callen

battle

Scottish

Kendrick

royal ruler

English

Skye

sky, cloud island

Scottish

Rylie

courageous, valiant

American

Paris

from the Parisii Celtic tribe

American

Cameron

crooked nose

Scottish

Meredith

great lord, magnificent ruler

Welsh

Collin

young creature, cub

English

Mckenzie

son of Coinneach, the fair one

Scottish

Finnegan

son of the fair one

Irish

Quinn

chief, leader

Irish

Mack

son of

Scottish

Donovan

dark warrior

Irish

Vienna

white or bright settlement

Austrian

Morgan

sea-born, born of the sea

Welsh

Briana

strong, noble, high

Irish

Faye

fairy, enchantment

English

Bruce

from the brushwood thicket

Scottish

Pierce

rock, stone

English

Roy

red (hair color)

Scottish

Drew

manly, strong, courageous

English

Jennifer

white wave, fair one

English

Kyla

narrow strait, channel

Scottish

Winnie

fair, white, blessed

Welsh

Fletcher

arrow maker

English

Scott

from Scotland, a Scotsman

English

Mavis

song thrush, songbird

English

Monroe

mouth of the River Roe

Scottish

Allen

handsome, cheerful

English

Ronald

ruler's counsel

English

Arturo

bear, bear king

Spanish

Kamryn

crooked nose

English

Eileen

bright, shining one

Irish

Leslie

grey fortress, grey enclosure

Scottish

Keira

dark one, black-haired one

Irish

Kinley

son of Finlay (surname origin)

American

Reese

ardor, enthusiasm, fierceness

Welsh

Jamie

supplanter

English

Trevor

large homestead, great settlement

English

Kenzie

fair one

English

Kamden

winding valley

English

Makenzie

child of the fair one

American

Paislee

church, from the town of Paisley

American

Davis

son of David

English

Flora

flower

English

Davina

beloved

Scottish

Georgina

farmer, earth-worker

English

Dallas

meadow dwelling

American

Dilan

son of the sea, great tide

Turkish

Cal

bald (short for Calvin from Latin Calvinus)

American

Marvin

sea fortress, sea friend

English

Nia

brightness, lustrous

Welsh

Donald

ruler of the world

Scottish

Aleena

soft, gentle, delicate

Arabic

Corey

hollow, ravine

Irish

Kennedi

ugly-headed (original Gaelic)

American

Lennox

elm grove

Scottish

Lachlan

land of lakes

Scottish

Drew

strong, manly, brave

American

Mac

son of

Scottish

Dylan

son of the sea, great tide

Welsh

Ellis

my God is Yahweh

Welsh

Gwen

white, fair, pure, blessed

Welsh

Bridget

strength, power, virtue

Irish

Ainsley

one's own meadow, Aen's clearing

Scottish

Conor

lover of hounds, hound-desiring

Irish

Kathryn

pure, clear

English

Finnley

fair warrior, white hero

Irish

Jamie

supplanter, one who follows

English

Aileen

bright, shining light

Irish

Kenna

born of fire

Scottish

Clyde

from the River Clyde

Scottish

Kayleigh

slender, slim and fair

Irish

Idris

ardent lord

Welsh

Mckinley

son of the fair warrior

Scottish

Magnus

great

Scandinavian

Keith

wood, forest

Scottish

Jamison

son of James

American

Megan

pearl

Welsh

Hugh

mind, intellect, spirit

English

Evander

good man, strong man

Scottish

Lochlan

land of lochs, land of fjords

Scottish

Nelson

son of Neil, son of the champion

English

Harry

home ruler

English

Lennon

little cloak, beloved

Irish

Conner

chief desire

Irish

Brittany

from Brittany, land of the Britons

English

Aila

holy, blessed

Finnish

Maisy

pearl

English

Jessie

God is gracious

English

Marjorie

pearl

English

Alexande

defender of men

English

Rohan

little red-haired one

Indian

Jones

son of John

Welsh

Allan

rock, harmony

Scottish

Douglas

dark blue water

Scottish

Arian

of Ares, warrior-like

Persian

Watson

son of Walter

English

Neil

cloud

Irish

Dillon

great tide, son of the sea

Irish

Melvin

council friend

English

Alec

defender of men

English

Rosalyn

gentle horse

English

Jon

God is gracious

American

Elowen

elm tree

British

Calum

dove

Scottish

Alistair

defender of men

Scottish

Mccoy

son of Aodh (fire)

American

Waverly

meadow of quivering aspens

English

Kellan

slender, bright-headed

Irish

Kylen

narrow, a strait

Scottish

Campbell

crooked mouth, wry-mouthed

Scottish

Icelynn

clear as ice, pure

American

Cedric

bounty, kindly, beloved

English

Guinevere

white phantom, fair spirit

Welsh

Campbell

crooked mouth

Scottish

Darren

oak grove, great

Irish

Devon

deep valley dwellers

English

Brodie

muddy place, ditch

Scottish

Mazie

pearl

English

Cain

acquired, possessed

English

Wallace

foreigner, Welshman (Celtic speaker)

Scottish

Ronnie

powerful counselor (via Ronald)

English

Vance

one who lives near the fens or marshes

English

Maelynn

bright lake, shining pool

American

Aden

little fire

Irish

Bria

noble, high

Irish

Brendan

prince, chieftain

Irish

Barron

young warrior, free man

English

Lyle

the island, island dweller

Scottish

Tara

rocky hill, hill of kings

Irish

Winifred

holy peacemaking, blessed reconciliation

Welsh

Ellen

sunlight, moon (alternate etymology)

English

Saoirse

freedom, liberty

Irish

Maizie

pearl

English

Arden

eagle valley

English

Brennan

descendant of Braonán, tearful one

Irish

Mael

prince, chief

Breton

Agnes

pure, holy, chaste

English

Cordelia

jewel of the sea

English

Dana

judge, arbiter

English

Kelvin

from the River Kelvin, narrow river

Scottish

Montgomery

Gomeric's mountain, power mountain

English

Gordon

great fort, spacious hill

Scottish

Kody

descendant of Otto

American

Lesly

garden of holly

American

Duncan

dark warrior

Scottish

Blaine

yellow, golden

Scottish

Sterling

of genuine quality, excellent

English

Imogen

maiden, girl

British

Brecken

speckled, freckled

American

Cullen

at the holly trees

Irish

Kai

sea, ocean

Hawaiian

Brenda

sword, blade

English

Jean

God is gracious

French

Emrys

immortal, not mortal

Welsh

Shay

stately, admirable

Irish

Aven

river (from Celtic afon)

American

Macklin

son of the prince/lord

Irish

Torin

chief, lord

Irish

Carsyn

son of Carr, from the marsh

American

Alba

white, bright, dawn

Spanish

Bryant

strong, virtuous, honorable

American

Archibald

genuine, bold

Scottish

Reginald

counsel, power

English

Edmund

prosperity protector

English

Vaughn

small, junior

Welsh

Shea

admirable, hawk-like

Irish

Scottie

from Scotland, a Scotsman

Scottish

Ryann

little king

Irish

Kamryn

crooked nose

Scottish

Kye

narrow strait

Scottish

Bowie

yellow-haired, blonde

Scottish

Gus

great, venerable

English

Keenan

little ancient one

Irish

Merrick

ruler of the sea

Welsh

Kendall

valley of the River Kent

English

Wylie

charming, wily

English

Joan

God is gracious

English

Perry

pear tree

English

Kaira

goodness, beneficence

Finnish

Kylah

narrow strait, channel

American

Emberlyn

glowing ember, smoldering fire

American

Cormac

chariot boy

Irish

Rian

little king

Irish

Jessie

God exists, gift

English

Kollyns

victory of the people (via Nicholas)

American

Bailey

outer wall of a castle (bailey)

English

Paisleigh

from the church, basilica

American

Cassie

shining upon men

English

Brynley

hill clearing

Welsh

Monroe

from the mouth of the Roe river

Scottish

Lindsey

place of linden trees

English

Rowen

little red one

Irish

Aira

air, song, melody

Italian

Trent

strongly flooding, one who travels

English

Cara

dear one, beloved

Italian

Kamdyn

winding valley

American

Rhiannon

great queen, divine queen

Welsh

Annabella

graceful beauty

English

Harris

son of Harry, home ruler

English

Carson

son of Carr, marsh dweller's son

American

Kendrix

royal power, royal ruler

American

Tyrone

land of Eoghan (Owen)

Irish

Gray

the color gray

English

Arwen

noble maiden, royal woman

English

Delainey

descendant of Dubh Slainghe (dark one of the Sl...

Irish

Roan

little seal

Irish

Kenny

born of fire (head of fire)

Scottish

Heather

heather plant (Calluna vulgaris)

English

Ross

headland, promontory

Scottish

Glenn

valley, narrow glen

Scottish

Roslyn

from Roslin (Scottish place name)

Scottish

Ean

God is gracious

Scottish

Willie

resolute protector

English

Ailyn

bright, radiant

Irish

Maddux

son of the fortunate one

Welsh

Cru

cross, crossroads

Welsh

Dwayne

little dark one

Irish

Cam

winding river

Scottish

Tristen

tumult, noise

Welsh

Reece

ardor, enthusiasm, passion

Welsh

Niam

bright, radiant

Irish

Meghan

pearl

Welsh

Seamus

supplanter

Irish

Teagan

little poet, little philosopher

Irish

Rylen

rye land; land where rye grows

American

Kallen

powerful in battle

American

Kael

slender, narrow

Irish

Aislinn

dream, vision

Irish

Cecil

blind

English

Emryn

immortal, divine ruler

Welsh

Elinor

bright, shining one

English

Eamon

wealthy protector

Irish

Mari

beloved, drop of the sea

Japanese

Ewan

well-born, noble

Scottish

Finnian

fair, white, bright

Irish

Conway

hound of the plain

Irish

Rori

red king

Irish

Cian

ancient, enduring, long-lived

Irish

Janie

God is gracious

English

Brynnlee

hill

American

Lenox

elm grove

Scottish

Eason

son of Adam

Irish

Davon

beloved (David) + valley (Devon)

African American

Reagan

impulsive, little king

Irish

Kelly

bright-headed warrior

Irish

Tristian

noise, tumult

Welsh

Niall

champion

Irish

Cecily

from the Caecilius family

English

Geneva

woman of the tribe

American

Annabel

loving grace

English

Avalon

isle of apples

English

Keagan

son of the fiery one

Irish

Irving

green river, fresh water

Scottish

Gibson

son of Gilbert, son of Gib

English

Kent

coastal land, border land

English

Alister

defender of men

Scottish

Brent

high place, hill top

English

Tyree

from the Isle of Tiree, land of corn

Scottish

Camryn

bent river

American

Caitlin

pure, clear

Irish

Arlen

pledge, oath

Irish

Lois

superior, more desirable

English

Cambria

land of the Welsh, Wales

Welsh

Huntley

woodland clearing used for hunting

English

Shay

admirable, hawk-like

Irish

Camdyn

crooked hill

Scottish

Vivien

alive, living, lively

French

Kennedy

helmeted chief; armored head

Irish

Camron

crooked nose; bent river

Scottish

Xaiden

little fire; battle-worthy

American

Malcom

devotee of Saint Columba

Scottish

Lyndon

lime tree hill

English

Ramsey

wild garlic island

English

Kodi

helpful person

American

Rihanna

great queen

Arabic

Lloyd

sacred, holy

Welsh

Percival

pierce the valley

English

Scotty

from Scotland, Scotsman

American

Donnie

world ruler

American

Ciaran

little dark one

Irish

Emry

home strength

Welsh

Kalvin

bald, little bald one

English

Sianni

God is gracious

Welsh

Harper

harp player, one who plays the harp

English

Elanor

star sun

English

Gwyneth

white, fair, blessed

Welsh

Don

world ruler

English

Maura

dark, dark-complexioned

Irish

Kallum

dove

Scottish

Madden

little hound, little dog

Irish

Breanna

strong, honorable

American

Craig

rocky cliff, crag

Scottish

Calloway

pebbly place, bald clearing

American

Gannon

fair-skinned, son of the fair one

Irish

Blythe

free-spirited, blissful

English

Shannon

wise river, old river

Irish

Mackenzie

son of Kenneth / son of Coinneach

Scottish

Morris

Moorish, dark-complexioned

English

Evans

son of Evan

Welsh

Moira

fate, destiny

Irish

Roderick

famous ruler

English

Sheyla

heavenly, blind

Irish

Cai

rejoice, delight

Welsh

Maizy

pearl

Scottish

Alastor

avenger, one who does not forget

Greek

Perry

pear tree

English

Trevon

large homestead

African-American

Wynn

fair, white, blessed

Welsh

Evana

God is gracious

Irish

Siobhan

God is gracious

Irish

Kailee

gentle, beautiful, precious

American

Caylee

gentle, beautiful

American

Evian

God is gracious

Welsh

Arianny

silver, silver wheel

American

Marlin

little hawk

English

Elliotte

the Lord is my God

English

Eliott

the Lord is my God

English

Eila

oak tree, terebinth tree

Finnish

Briley

descendant of Raghallach

Irish

Kaidyn

companion, friend

American

Avalyn

strength, life

American

Lowen

joy, happiness

Cornish

Rowyn

little red-haired one

American

Lindsay

island of linden trees

Scottish

Sherlyn

dear, beloved

American

Wynn

fair, white, blessed

Welsh

Greer

watchful, vigilant

Scottish

Carsen

son of marsh dwellers

Scottish

Finnley

fair warrior, white hero

Irish

Neal

passionate, ardent

Irish

Copeland

from the kaupa (trading) land

English

Calder

rough waters, hard stream

Scottish

Bowie

blonde, yellow-haired

Scottish

Konnor

lover of hounds

Irish

Conan

little wolf, little hound

Irish

Esmae

esteemed, beloved

English

Kaelynn

pure, crown (from Kayla)

American

Kailynn

pure

American

Keyli

slender, fair

American

Lowen

joy, happiness, joyful

Cornish

Kasyn

vigilant in war

American

Tegan

darling, beloved treasure

Welsh

Brenna

raven, dark-haired one

Irish

Fulton

settlement by a bird-trap

American

Irvin

green/fresh river

Scottish

Merlin

sea fortress

Welsh

Henderson

son of Hendry (Henry)

Scottish

Duane

little dark one

Irish

Fia

flame, light

Italian

Sloan

raider, warrior

Scottish

Taelynn

lake, pool (from Welsh Lynn element)

American

Bryn

hill, mound

Welsh

Edric

prosperous ruler

English

Neev

bright, radiant

Irish

Caia

to rejoice, joyful

Welsh

Maddix

son of Madoc, fortunate

Welsh

Maddox

son of Madoc, fortunate

Welsh

Angus

one strength, unique strength

Scottish

Blair

battlefield (poetic extension)

Scottish

Kaeden

battle, fighter

American

Floyd

anglicization of Welsh Llwyd

Welsh

Scotland

land of the Scots

American

Rogan

little red-haired one

Irish

Karis

grace, kindness

Greek

Keelan

slender, narrow

Irish

Iver

yew bow warrior; archer

Norwegian

Khylan

narrow strait, slender (via Kyle)

American

Boyd

blond, yellow-haired

Scottish

Aoife

pleasant, agreeable

Irish

Orin

pine tree

Irish

Maisey

pearl

Scottish

Mayzie

pearl

American

Aithana

kernel, nut

Irish

Finan

fair warrior

Irish

Caine

acquired, possessed

English

Skye

Isle of Skye, Scotland

Scottish

Carsyn

son of Carr, from the marsh

American

Ronnie

true image

English

Quade

Son of Walter

Scottish

Maryn

Of the sea, sea maiden

American

Katelynn

Pure, clear

American

Yvonne

yew wood, yew tree

French

Knoxx

round hill, hillock

American

Patton

Patrick's town, fighter's settlement

American

Daylan

born from the ocean, son of the sea

American

Kelsie

ship's victory

American

Conley

descendant of the hound of valor

Irish

Johnnie

God is gracious

English

Alany

orange tree, orange blossom

American

Lizzie

pledged to God, my God is an oath

English

Cassidy

curly-haired

Irish

Glen

narrow valley, mountain valley

Scottish

Aelin

bright, shining

Modern Western

Isobel

pledged to God, God is my oath

Scottish

Caitlyn

pure, unblemished

Irish

Kamren

crooked nose (old Gaelic nickname)

Scottish

Aidyn

little fire

American

Camren

crooked nose

American

Aislynn

dream, vision

Irish

Kadyn

battle spirit, warrior

American

Brigitte

exalted, high, strength

French

Derian

great one, gift

Irish

Adair

oak tree ford

Scottish

Kallan

powerful, bright-headed warrior

Irish

Dru

vision, ghost

American

Alastair

defender of men

Scottish

Eira

snow

Welsh

Broderick

son of Roderick

Welsh

Jean

God is gracious

French

Tai

great, supreme, exalted

Chinese

Braeden

descendant of Bradan (salmon)

American

Mervin

marrow of the sea, sea fortress

Welsh

Niya

purpose, intention

African-American

Arlin

pledge, oath

Irish

Niyah

purpose, intention

African-American

Minerva

goddess of wisdom and crafts

Roman

Janet

God is gracious

English

Annmarie

grace and beloved

Irish

Roran

little seal

Irish

Oak

oak tree

English

Kelton

settlement on the ridge, keel town

English

Brice

speckled, variegated

French

Robbie

bright fame

English

Imogene

maiden, daughter

English

Merida

worthy, deserved

Scottish

Ferris

man of vigor, strong man

Irish

Oona

lamb

Irish

Finlay

white warrior, fair hero

Scottish

Iylah

island (from Isla)

American

Fitz

son of

English

Marnie

star of the sea

Scottish

Halen

salt

American

Fiadh

of the wild, forest creature

Irish

Tegan

darling, treasured one

Welsh

Bree

strength, power

Irish

Brenden

prince, little raven

Irish

Effie

well-spoken, of good repute

Scottish

Orla

golden princess, golden sovereign

Irish

Emry

immortal, divine

Welsh

Taryn

rocky hill, tower

Irish

Gryffin

strong lord, chief

Welsh

Kaycee

vigilant in war, son of Cathasach

American

Williams

resolute protector

English

Elin

bright, shining light

Swedish

Bryce

speckled, freckled

American

Ramsey

raven island

English

Maela

princess, chief

Breton

Eilan

island

Scottish

Hutton

settlement on the ridge, hilltop estate

English

Alen

handsome, cheerful

Bosnian

Maelie

princess, chief, leader

French

Brendon

prince, king

Irish

Kirk

church, one who lives by a church

Scottish

Finnan

fair, fair-haired, white

Irish

Crawford

crow crossing

English

James

holder of the heel

English

Aedan

little fire

Irish

Bowden

place at the bow-shaped hill

English

Allister

defender of men

Scottish

Wrenna

wren, small bird

English

Rennick

settlement at the clean/pure place

Scottish

Lamont

man of law, lawyer

Scottish

Tre

three (numeric)

American

Treyvon

large homestead, settlement (via Trevor)

African-American

Carol

song of joy, joyful song

English

Devyn

bard, poet (from Irish Daimhin)

Irish

Nyle

champion

Welsh

Hamilton

flat-topped hill settlement

American

Bobbie

bright fame

American

Gareth

gentle, gentleness

Welsh

Brigid

exalted, high one

Irish

Dixon

son of Dick, son of Richard

English

Dayvon

variant of Devon: from the Devon region

African American

Tevin

possibly derived from Kevin (gentle birth)

American

Rhyan

little ruler, little king

American

Caleigh

celebration, party

American

Breck

trout (from the fish's spotted pattern)

American

Aela

whirlwind, storm wind

Norse

Cedrick

gift of splendor, bounty

Welsh

Pryce

son of Rhys, ardor and enthusiasm

Welsh

Lynette

idol, image

English

Wylie

from the Wylye River

American

Price

son of Rhys, son of the ardent one

American

Maevyn

intoxicating, she who intoxicates

American

Murray

lord of the sea

Scottish

Calen

slender, powerful in battle

Irish

Kayden

fighter, companion in battle

American

Eben

stone of help

Christian

Minnie

resolute protector

English

Jeanette

God is gracious

French

Iona

island (of Saint Columba)

Scottish

Winnifred

blessed peacemaking, holy reconciliation

Welsh

Evan

the Lord is gracious

Welsh

Kaleigh

slender

Irish

Kenzi

handsome, fair

Scottish

Maevis

song thrush (bird)

English

Lynn

lake, pool

English

Colleen

girl, young woman

Irish

Reilly

courageous, valiant

Irish

Teigan

beloved, dear

Welsh

Finnigan

fair, white

Irish

Eryn

Ireland

Irish

Bray

hill, marshland

American

Davy

beloved, dear one

English

Nessa

headland, promontory, cape

Irish

Scotti

from Scotland

Scottish

Ibbie

devoted to God, my God is an oath

English

Dillan

great tide, sea flow

Welsh

Evanna

God is gracious

Irish

Kayne

battle, warrior chief

Irish

Aleen

bright, shining

Irish

Lennix

elm grove, place of elms

American

Llewyn

lion-like, resembling a lion

Welsh

Drue

manly, strong

American

Tristin

tumult, noise

English

Huey

mind, heart, spirit

English

Rorie

red king

Irish

Thompson

son of Thomas, son of the twin

English

Keegan

little fire, descendant of the fiery one

Irish

Keion

ancient, enduring

Irish

Dynver

deep water

Welsh

Lenyx

elm grove

American

Neyland

island meadow, land near water

American

Penn

hill, headland, enclosure

American

Aven

river, stream

English

Kion

lion

Swahili

Keyden

son of Cadan, fighter

English

Mackenna

daughter of the fire-born

Irish

Thane

lord, warrior who holds land by military service

Scottish

Elyan

bright, shining one

English

Blayne

slender, lean, narrow

Scottish

Leslie

garden of hollies, holly garden

Scottish

Gwynevere

fair and smooth, white and soft

Welsh

Arath

noble, virtuous

American

Leam

elm tree

Irish

Siana

God is gracious

Welsh

Kam

crooked, winding

American

Callan

battle, rock

Scottish

Braelyn

descendant of the spirited one

American

Beth

house of God

English

Davie

beloved, darling

Scottish

Mercer

cloth merchant, fabric trader

English

Geoffrey

peaceful territory, land of peace

English

Baxter

baker

English

Hutson

son of Hugh

English

Grey

grey color

English

Niah

bright, radiant

Welsh

Maida

maiden, young woman

English

Gwenyth

happiness, joy

Welsh

Gillian

youthful

English

Aine

radiance, brilliance, splendor

Irish

Niamh

bright, radiant, lustrous

Irish

Brea

strength, power

Irish

Talan

calm, serene

Welsh

Kiernan

dark one, little dark-haired one

Irish

Edan

little fire, flame

Irish

Coulter

knife, cutting blade of a plow

American

Kailen

slender, narrow

Irish

Muriel

bright sea, shining sea

British

Lorna

from Lorn, from the district of Argyll, Scotland

British

Cambri

from Wales, land of the Cymry

American

Rylei

rye meadow, clearing

American

Tadhg

poet, philosopher

Irish

Rian

little king, royal one

Irish

Melrose

bare moor, headland

English

Ewen

born of yew tree

Scottish

Donavan

dark warrior, little dark chieftain

Irish

Arch

truly brave, genuinely bold

English

Maddex

fortunate, of good fortune

Welsh

Dillon

great sea, son of the sea

American

Stuart

steward, estate guardian

Scottish

Jaylan

joyful, bright

American

Taylynn

tailor's descendant

American

Alain

little rock, harmony

French

Maisley

pearl

American

Sandy

defender of men

English

Lainie

bright, shining light

Scottish

Cailyn

pure

Irish

Haddon

heather hill, heath valley

English

Ken

handsome, born of fire

English

Ellisyn

my God is an oath

American

Marilynn

beloved, wished-for child

American

Aleister

defender of men

Scottish

Macallan

son of the devotee of Saint Fillan

Scottish

Paizley

from Paisley, Scotland (basilica church)

American

Nevin

little saint, holy one

Irish

Irelynn

land of Eire, western isle

American

Caelan

slender, narrow

Irish

Kinleigh

meadow of the fair hero

American

Rowena

famous joy

English

Dru

beloved, dear one

English

Gwenivere

white shadow, fair phantom

Welsh

Connell

strong wolf, wolf valor

Irish

Cameryn

crooked nose, bent nose

American

Keilyn

slender and fair

American

Jevon

God is gracious

Welsh

Dearra

oak tree

African American

Railynn

courageous, valiant

American

Cambree

land of the Welsh people

American

Eoin

God is gracious

Irish

Reyan

gates of paradise, lush

Arabic

Brynnley

hill meadow, clearing on the hill

American

Finlee

fair warrior

Scottish

Ciana

ancient, enduring

Irish

Teegan

little poet; philosopher

Irish

Gladys

country; land

Welsh

Robbie

bright fame

English

Christy

follower of Christ

English

Breece

speckled, freckled

Irish

Lochlann

land of the lochs, fjord-land (Scandinavia)

Scottish

Tristyn

noise, tumult

English

Avonlea

river meadow

English

Tailynn

lake, waterfall (from Welsh -lynn)

American

Ariani

silver; from the region of Aria (ancient Persia)

Italian

Evaan

God is gracious (from Hebrew Yochanan via Welsh)

Welsh

Travon

large homestead, big village

African-American

Kaitlynn

pure

Irish

Davey

beloved, darling

English

Eleen

bright, shining light

Irish

Larkin

descendant of Lorcán

Irish

Bronwyn

fair, holy, and blessed

Welsh

Macsen

supreme, excellent

Welsh

Cyra

throne, sun

Persian

Ayrton

estate on the River Aire

English

Teegan

beautiful, lovely

Irish

Hazelynn

hazel tree, nut-bearing shrub

American

Blane

yellow, slender

Scottish

Rowe

hedgerow, boundary

English

Gwenevere

white phantom, fair spirit

Welsh

Roisin

little rose

Irish

Mali

jasmine flower

Thai

Keilan

slender, narrow

Irish

Aislyn

dream, vision

Irish

Hayleigh

high clearing in woodland

English

Avana

pleasant, beautiful, radiant

Irish

Nolyn

champion, noble one

Irish

Dewey

beloved

Welsh

Rhys

enthusiasm, ardor

Welsh

Mckay

son of Aodh (fire)

Scottish

Hazely

hazel tree

English

Taran

thunder

Welsh

Brennen

prince, king

Irish

Erin

Ireland, land of the west

Irish

Brady

spirited one, descendant of Bradach

Irish

Kaedyn

fighter, battle

American

Cary

pleasant stream

English

Perri

pear tree dweller

English

Arianne

most holy

French

Alinna

noble, bright

German

Morrison

son of Morris/Maurice

English

Conall

mighty hound, great wolf

Irish

Aisley

ash tree clearing

English

Aran

mountain of strength, exalted

Irish

Jaelyn

supplanter (via Jay/James)

American

Eiley

bright, shining light, torch

Irish

Sion

God is gracious

Welsh

Arwyn

very fair, noble maiden

Welsh

Ezmae

beloved, esteemed

English

Afton

from the Afton River

Scottish

Aili

bright, radiant

Finnish

Devon

deep valley dwellers

English

Brylen

hill, eminence (via Brian)

English

Allana

fair, beautiful

Irish

Kaelan

slender, narrow

Irish

Brogan

descendant of Brocán (little badger)

Irish

Jaslynn

jasmine flower (Persian origin)

American

Kendric

bold ruler, chief power

Welsh

Brennon

descendant of Braonán (moisture/sorrow)

Irish

Blaise

one who lisps, stutters

French

Ainslee

one's own meadow, solitary clearing

Scottish

Emrys

immortal, divine

Welsh

Esmee

esteemed, valued

French

Alasdair

defender of men

Scottish

Lennix

elm grove

Scottish

Kenyon

chief, royal descendant

American

Rowynn

little red one

American

Graeme

grey home, gravelly homestead

Scottish

Ailee

light, bright one

Scottish

Abbott

father, head of monastery

English

Kambree

from Wales, land of the Cymry

American

Reyli

courageous, valiant

Latin American

Morrigan

great queen

Irish

Alston

elf's stone, ancient stone

English

Calan

first of the month, calends

Welsh

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