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Scottish names

#Name Meaning
1 Aballachfather of modron
2 AbboidAbbey father.
3 AbercrombieCrooked confluence
4 Abernethythe mouth of the nethy river
5 AbhainnRiver.
6 AcairAnchor.
7 AcaiseidAnchor.
8 Accalonlover of morgan le fay
9 AchaiusFriend of a horse.
10 AcheflowWhite flower
11 AdairVariant of Edgar: Fortunate and powerful. From the Old English name Eadgar, a compound of 'ead' meaning rich or happy, and 'gar' meaning spear. Famous bearer: 10th-century king Edgar of England; American author Edgar Allen Poe.
12 AdairaFrom the oak tree ford.
13 AdairiaFrom the oak tree ford.
14 AdhamhMan, the first man from earth
15 AdhamhnanVariant of Adamnan: Little Adam.
16 AeneasTo praise
17 AengusExceptionally strong.
18 AfkicaPleasant.
19 Aglaralbrother of percival
20 Aglaralebrother of percival
21 Aglavalbrother of percival
22 Agravainbrother of gawain
23 AherinOwns many horses.
24 AherneOwns many horses.
25 AibneRiver.
26 AidenLittle Fire
27 AilFrom the stony place.
28 AilaAlternative Spelling For Ayla Or Isla
29 AilbertNoble
30 AileanFair
31 AileanaFrom the green meadow.
32 AileasNoble, kind
33 AileenPleasant, Beautiful, The shining
34 AileeneVariant of Evelyn.
35 AileinFrom the green meadow.
36 AilieDiminutive of Ailsa: From Ailsa Craig, a rocky islet in the Scottish Firth of Clyde. Also a Scottish variant of Else, and a diminutive of Ailis or Alison.
37 AilligFrom the stony place.
38 AilsaFrom Ailsa Craig, a rocky islet in the Scottish Firth of Clyde. Also a Scottish variant of Else.
39 AimilGaelic form of Amelia.
40 AindreasMasculinity
41 AingealagAngel.
42 Ainsleemy meadow
43 AirdsgainneFrom the height of the cliff.
44 AkirAnchor.
45 AkiraVariant of Akihiko: Bright boy.
46 AlaiDefender of man.
47 AlasdairA Scottish Gaelic variant of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man.
48 AlastairVariant of Alexander defender of mankind.
49 AlasterGuardian
50 AlbanactMythological name
51 AlbionaWhite
52 AlecOriginally a diminutive of Alexander, now frequently used as an independent name, Alec became very popular in the middle of the 20th century because of British actor Sir Alec Guinness.
53 AleckWarrior protector
54 Aleyna fisher king
55 Alisbrother of cliges
56 AlisonOf noble birth
57 AlistairA Scottish Gaelic variant of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man.
58 AlistaireGuardian
59 AllisterGuardian
60 AlpinBlond.
61 AlpinaBlond.
62 AlpineFrom The Alps
63 AmhlaidhAncestor `s envoy
64 AmhuinnLives at the alder tree river.
65 AnabalJoy.
66 AndersonSon of Andrew.
67 Andre`Variant of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named.
68 Andreasmanlike, manly, brave
69 Andretking marks nephew
70 AndrewManly; brave. In the Bible the first of the twelve apostles chosen was Andrew. The name comes from the Greek word andros, which means "strong, manly and courageous." Andrew is patron saint of Scotland and Russia. See also Jedrick and Kendrick.
71 AndyDiminutive of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named.
72 Angharata love of peredur
73 Anglidesmother of alexandre
74 AngusUnnaturally strong; singular; only choice. Scots Celtic god Angus Og helped his people with his wisdom and intelligence. The Aberdeen Angus is a Scottish breed of black cattle.
75 Anguyshfather of isolde
76 AniceGrace;
77 Anirson of arthur
78 AnnabelGracious, sweet and bitter, sad
79 Annie-Macraepeace
80 Antfortaskeeper of the grail
81 Antorfoster father of arthur
82 AodhaganSmall flame
83 AodhhanArdent.
84 AoidhFire
85 AonghusExceptionally strong.
86 ApirkaPleasant.
87 ArchibaldTrue and bold. Also 'bald'. Introduced from England and Germany during the Norman conquest, the Scottish interpreted the 'bald' to refer to the shaven head of a monk.
88 ArchieA popular diminutive of Archibald, meaning true and bold, valuable. Famous bearers: a ventriloquist's dummy in the radio programme 'Educating Archie'; a philisophical cockroach created by American writer Don Marquis.
89 ArchyDiminutive of Archibald: True and bold. Also 'bald'. Introduced from England and Germany during the Norman conquest, the Scottish interpreted the 'bald' to refer to the shaven head of a monk.
90 ArganteName of a king
91 ArgyleFrom the land of the Irish.
92 Argyllfrom the land of the gaels
93 Armstrangstrong
94 ArmstrongOne with a strong arm.
95 ArregaithelFrom the land of the Gauls.
96 ArtairVariant of Arthur: Bear; rock.
97 ArteDiminutive of Arthur: Bear; rock.
98 ArtekVariant of Arthur: Bear; rock.
99 ArthurFrom the Roman clan name Artorius, meaning noble, courageous. Famous bearer: Legendary sixth century King Arthur of Britain and his Round Table of knights. This legend dates to the early 9th century.
100 ArtisDiminutive of Arthur: Bear; rock.
101 AselmaFair
102 AthdarFrom the oak tree ford.
103 AthdaraFrom the ford at the oak tree.
104 AtholFrom a surname based on the Scottish place name Atholl, used occasionally as a first name since the late 19th century.
105 AturVariant of Arthur: Bear; rock.
106 Augwysbrother of lot
107 AulayAncestor; forefather. A variant of Olaf which derives from the Scottish Gaelic Amhblaibh.
108 Avallocfather of modron
109 Avaronarthurs burial place
110 Avaronaarthurs burial place
111 Avilonarthurs burial place
112 Awarnacha giant
113 BacBank.
114 BacstairBaker.
115 Baenvariant of Bane
116 Bagdemagusfather of meleagant
117 BaighFrom the upper part.
118 BailefourFrom the pasture land.
119 BaillidhSteward.
120 BainhrydgeLives by the bridge over the stream.
121 BairdMinstrel; a singer-poet.
122 BalfourFrom the grazing land.
123 BalgairFox.
124 BalgaireFox.
125 BallochFrom the meadow
126 BalmoralFrom the majestic village.
127 BanainLittle blond one.
128 BannerFlag; ensign bearer.
129 BarabellStranger.
130 BarclayThe Scottish spelling of the English surname Barkeley, meaning birch-wood or the birch tree meadow.
131 BardayFrom Berkeley.
132 BarrymoreVariant of Barry: Pointed object.
133 BartleyThe birch tree meadow. See also Berkley.
134 BatairStrong warrior.
135 BeagenLittle one.
136 BeaginVariant of Beagan: Small child.
137 BealantinGaelic form of Ballantine.
138 BeanBrave as a bear
139 BearnardGaelic form of Bernard.
140 BeathanLife
141 BeathasWise.
142 BeatieBlesses.
143 BeattieBringer of joy; blesses.
144 Beaumainswhite hands
145 Bedegraynename of a castle
146 Bediverereturns excalibur to the lady of the lake
147 Bedverreturns excalibur to the lady of the lake
148 BedwyrLegendary son of Pedrawd.
149 BeileagDedicated to God
150 BeisteBeast.
151 Beitristraveler
152 Belakanean african queen
153 Bellangereson of alexandre
154 Benneitblessed, gaelic form of benedict
155 Benoycename of a kingdom
156 Bercilakthe green knight
157 Bernlakthe green knight
158 BethGod has sworn
159 BethaLife.
160 BethiaThis Hebrew name became popular in Scotland in the 17th century because of it's association with the Gaelic 'beath' meaning 'life.
161 BhaicBank.
162 Bhaltairruler of the army
163 BharainLives near the clear stream.
164 Bhatairruler of the army
165 BheathainLives near the clear stream.
166 BhradainSalmon.
167 BhraghadFrom the upper part.
168 BhreacSpeckled.
169 BhricSpeckled.
170 BhruicBadger.
171 BiadhaicheBlesses.
172 BiastBeast.
173 Bicoirfather of arthur
174 BirkVariant of Burke: Lives in a fortress.
175 BlainVariant of Blaine: Thin.
176 BlaineYellow
177 BlairChild of the fields.
178 BlaireFeminine form of Blair: Flatland.
179 BlakeDark; dark-haired. Can also mean the reverse: 'fair; pale.' Blakeman.
180 BlancheflorWhite flower
181 BlancheflourWhite flower
182 BlaneVariant of Blaine: Thin.
183 BlaneyYellow
184 BlayneYellow
185 BliantHealer
186 Boarteson of arthur
187 Bodwynbrother of mark
188 BofindWhite cow.
189 Bohortuncle of arthur
190 BoidVariant of Boyd: Blonde.
191 BonniFrom the French 'bon' meaning good. In Scottish usage 'bonnie' means pretty or charming.
192 BonnibelleFrom the French 'bon' meaning good. In Scottish usage 'bonnie' means pretty or charming.
193 BonniePretty, charming beautiful. Derived from the Scottish dialect word bonny, meaning beautiful; which in turn is based on the Latin 'bonus' meaning good.
194 BonnyPretty, charming beautiful. Derived from the Scottish dialect word bonny, meaning beautiful; which in turn is based on the Latin 'bonus' meaning good.
195 Borrebear
196 Borsuncle of arthur
197 BothFrom the stone house.
198 BothainFrom the stone house.
199 BothanFrom the stone house.
200 BowDiminutive of Bowen: Small son.
201 BoydFrom the Scottish Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning yellow. Used commonly as a name referring to its owner's blonde hair color. Common as both a first name and a surname in Scotland.
202 BradachSpirited.
203 BradanaSalmon.
204 BradenFrom The Wide Valley
205 BraighThe upper
206 Brandelesa knight
207 Brandelisa knight
208 Branora knight
209 BranwynWhite-breasted.
210 BreacSpeckled.
211 Bredbeddlethe green knight
212 Brehusa knight
213 Breniusa supposed king of britain
214 Brennusa supposed king of britain
215 Breria messenger
216 BrettonBrit. A native of Brittany: (France) or Britain: (England).
217 Breusea knight
218 BrextonFreckled.
219 BriceMottled;
220 Briegesteem
221 BrocBadger.
222 BrochanBroken.
223 BrodDiminutive of Broderick: Brother.
224 BroddyDiminutive of Broderick: Brother.
225 BrodeeVariant of Brody: Second son.
226 BrodenReference to Castle Brodie in Scotland.
227 BrodericBrother
228 BroderickFrom the broad ridge. Derived from a surname meaning 'son of Roderick'; now occasionally used as a first name. Famous bearer: American actor Broderick Crawford.
229 BrodeyVariant of Brody: Second son.
230 BrodiVariant of Brody: Second son.
231 BrodieVariant of Brody: Second son.
232 BrodricBrother
233 BrodrickBrother
234 BrodyFrom the muddy place. Surname.
235 BroehainBroken.
236 Bronnena rush
237 BrothaighFrom Brodie.
238 BruceThick brush. Surname since medieval times; now a common given name. Folklore tale of 14th century Robert King of Scotland: (the Bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web.
239 BryceMottled;
240 Brycenson
241 BrycetonMottled;
242 Brysonson
243 BrystonMottled;
244 BuadhachanVictorious.
245 BuchananFrom the cannon's seat.
246 BuidheBlond.
247 BusbyForest village.
248 Cabalarthurs dog
249 CacamwriServant
250 CaciBrave
251 CadhaFrom the steep place.
252 Cadornephew of arthur
253 Caerleonname of a battle site
254 Caerlionvoice of god
255 Cafallarthurs dog
256 CailanChild
257 CaileanTriumphant in battle; triumphant in war; virile. Contemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'.
258 CaileenGirl; lass.
259 CailenChild
260 CailinContemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'.
261 CailleachHag.
262 CaillenMasculinity
263 CaillicHag.
264 CaimheulCrooked mouth.
265 CairistionaChristian
266 CaitVariant of Katherine, meaning pure.
267 CaitrinWest-Brabant name
268 Caitrionavariation of katherine meaning pure
269 CajaWederoprijzen
270 CaladhHarbor.
271 CalanContemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'.
272 CalderFrom the stony river.
273 CaleyContemporary variant of Cailean 'Child.'.
274 Calibomvarious names for arthurs sword
275 Calibomevarious names for arthurs sword
276 Caliborvarious names for arthurs sword
277 Calibumvarious names for arthurs sword
278 Calibumusvarious names for arthurs sword
279 CallenPowerful in battle.
280 CallumPigeon
281 CalumPigeon
282 CambeulCrooked mouth.
283 CamdanFrom the winding valley.
284 Camdenshapely, clean
285 CamdinFrom the winding valley.
286 CamdynFrom The Valley Of The Camps
287 Camelonsite of arthurs last battle
288 Camelotarthurs castle
289 CameronDerives from a Scottish surname; from the Gaelic meaning crooked or bent nose. A common first name in Scotland, and in 2Oth century Canadian and Australian families of Scottish descent.
290 CamhlaidhRelic.
291 Camlannsite of arthurs last battle
292 CampDiminutive of Campbell: Crooked mouth.
293 CampbeilCrooked mouth.
294 CampbellDerived from a Scottish surname based on the Gaelic meaning crooked mouth. Campbell is used occasionally as a first name in Scotland, and in families of Scottish descent in other parts of the world.
295 CamronVariant of Cameron: Bent nose; crooked river.
296 CamshronCrooked nose.
297 CaolabhuinnFrom the narrow river.
298 CaomhanHandsome.
299 Caradawcson of bran
300 CaraidlandFrom the land between the streams.
301 CarbreyRoman horse-cart driver
302 CarbyRoman horse-cart driver
303 CarlieFree
304 CarltonPeasants' settlement. Derived from a surname and place name; based on Old English.Free men's town.
305 Carmelideguineveres father
306 CarmichaelFollower of Michael; friend of Saint Michael.
307 CarmichailSon of the one who served Saint Michael.
308 Carolinemeans the same as guy
309 CarollanVariant of Carlin: Small champion.
310 Carrspear
311 Carradoa knight
312 CarsonSon who lives in the swamp; son of Carr.
313 CatFeline
314 CathPure
315 CathairFrom the broken mossy ground.
316 CathaoirmoreGreat warrior.
317 CathrineForm of the Greek Catherine meaning pure.
318 Catrionaclean or pure
319 Catterickname of a battle
320 Catterikname of a battle
321 CauleyRelic.
322 CavalonName of a king
323 CawFull of joy
324 CawleyRelic.
325 Caydenfighter
326 CaylinSlender Person
327 CeannfhionnBlond.
328 CearaSpear.
329 CearbhallanSmall champion.
330 CeardSmith.
331 CeardachSmith.
332 CeileachanLittle champion.
333 CeilidhDance
334 CeitPure.
335 CerinLittle dark one.
336 Chaimlife, living
337 ChaitFeline
338 ChalmerRules the home.
339 Chalmersson of the lord
340 CharraigaichRocky headland.
341 ChattanClan of the cats.
342 Chelindatristans grandmother
343 Chelindetristans grandmother
344 ChisholmFrom Chisolm.
345 ChoilleichGuards the forest.
346 Chrissaanointed
347 Chrissieanointed
348 Chrissyanointed
349 ChristalCrystal
350 Christelanointed
351 ChristiFollower
352 ChristieFollower
353 ChristyFollower
354 Chuachristian
355 CiardaDark.
356 CiardubhanLittle black one.
357 CinnardFrom the high hill.
358 CinneididhHelmeted.
359 CinnfhailFrom the head of the cliff.
360 CiorstagChristian.
361 CiorstanChristian.
362 ClachStone.
363 ClamedeusName of a king
364 ClarineClear;
365 ClarionName of a king
366 Clarissantsister of gawain
367 Claudlame
368 CleirachScholar.
369 CleitRocky eminence.
370 ClennanFinnian's servant.
371 CliamonGentle.
372 ClunainachFrom the meadow.
373 Clunesa resting-place, or meadow
374 ClydeFrom the name of Scottish Clyde river.
375 CnidelName of a king
376 CobhanDwells by the hillside hollow.
377 CoburnSurname and place name.
378 CoigleachDistaff.
379 CoiraSeething pool.
380 CoiseamSteady; stable.
381 ColinaFeminine form of Colin: Young dog. A translation of the Gaelic 'Cailean' Also, 'victory of the people'.
382 CollChild.
383 ColleDwells at the woodland.
384 ColquhounVariant of Calhoun: Small forest.
385 ColumbanusPigeon
386 ComynFrom Comines.
387 Condwiramurswife of percival
388 ConnlanHero.
389 CoraThe horned, Girl
390 Corbenicwhere the grail was kept
391 CorcurachanReddish skinned.
392 Coreyvirgin
393 CormagRaven
394 CoryFrom the round hill.
395 Cotovatrename of a lake
396 CraigDwells at the crag. From the Celtic word meaning rock or crag.
397 CrannogLake dweller.
398 CraytonVariant of Creighton: Rocky town.
399 CreagDwells at the Crag.
400 Creiddyladldaughter of llud
401 CreightonFrom the farm by the creek.
402 CriostoirChrist bearer.
403 CrisdeanFollower of Christ; Christ.
404 Crissaanointed
405 Crissieanointed
406 Crissyanointed
407 CristieAbbreviation of Christine. Follower of Christ.
408 CristyFollower
409 CromCrooked.
410 CromwellLives by the winding stream.
411 CruimCrooked.
412 CuddleThis diminutive of Cuthbert may have given rise to the Scottish dialect word 'cuddy', meaning donkey.
413 CuddyThis diminutive of Cuthbert may have given rise to the Scottish dialect word 'cuddy', meaning donkey.
414 CuiniQueen
415 Cuithbeartwellknown famous, variatons, cuithbrig
416 CulhwchLegendary son of K;Iydd.
417 CullodenFrom the nook of the marsh.
418 CullodenaFrom the broken mossy ground.
419 CullodinaFrom the broken mossy ground.
420 CumhaigeDog/hound of the plain.
421 CuminFrom Comines.
422 CuminaFrom Comines.
423 CummingFrom Comines.
424 Cundriewoman who condemns percival
425 Cundrywoman who condemns percival
426 CunninghamVillage that has a milk pail.
427 CuradhanHero.
428 CurneyHero.
429 CurrHero.
430 CurrieDagger.
431 CusName of a king
432 DacySoutherner.
433 Dagonetarthurs fool
434 Daguenetarthurs fool
435 Daibhidhbeloved
436 DaileassFrom the waterfall.
437 DaimhOx.
438 DaividhLover
439 DalDiminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.
440 DallWise.
441 DallasDwells by the waterfall.
442 DallisFrom the dales; the valley meadows.
443 DalyellFrom the little field.
444 DalynRhyming variant of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers.
445 DalzielFrom the little field.
446 DamhOx.
447 DannyGod is my judge
448 DarachOak.
449 DarachaFrom the oak.
450 DarranVariant of Darren: Great.
451 DaveDiminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.
452 DavenaFeminine form of David.
453 DavidDavid is a both used as a male given name and a surname, and is mostly a given name in English and French Hebrew origin. The name was derived from the Hebrew name "Dawid", which means "Darling" or "Beloved". David is often shortened to "Dave/Davey/Davie/Davy". David was the second and greatest of the kings of Israel in the 10th century BC.
454 DavidaFeminine form of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.
455 Davidsonbeloved
456 Davinabeloved
457 DaviniaFeminine form of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.
458 Davisbeloved
459 DavyDiminutive of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew. David was a common name of Scottish kings in the Middle Ages.
460 Dearanlarge
461 DeardriuRaging.
462 DeargSon of Daghda.
463 DeasachSoutherner.
464 DeasmumhanMan from south Munster.
465 DeirdreRaging, broken-hearted, or fear. The Deirdre of Irish and Scottish legend committed suicide after her lover's murder.
466 DenholmValley island. Derived from a surname and place name. Famous bearer: British actor Denholm Elliott.
467 DeórsaEarth
468 DermidFree man
469 DesmonMan from south Munster.
470 DhoireFrom the grove.
471 DiarmadFree man
472 Dinadanfriend of tristan
473 Diolmhainfaith
474 DiomasachProud.
475 DiorbhallGaelic form of Dorothy.
476 Dniasa murderer
477 DobhailenFierce.
478 DoggieDiminutive of Douglas: From the Gaelic 'dubhglas' meaning dark water, dark stream, or from the dark river.
479 DoireFrom the grove.
480 DoireanSullen.
481 DolaidhWorld ruler; rules the world.
482 DomhnallDerived from two Celtic words meaning 'world mighty'.
483 DomhnullDark stranger.
484 DomhnullaRules all.
485 DonA diminutive of Donald, meaning world mighty, or Donovan, meaning dark brown. Frequently used as a name on its own.Abbreviation of any name beginning with Don-. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld.
486 DonaldoVariant of Donald: Great cheif, world mighty. From the Gaelic Domhnall. The name Donald has been borne by a number of early Scottish kings. Famous Bearers: Billionaire Donald Trump; actor Donald Sutherland.
487 DonaltVariant of Donald: Great cheif, world mighty. From the Gaelic Domhnall. The name Donald has been borne by a number of early Scottish kings. Famous Bearers: Billionaire Donald Trump; actor Donald Sutherland.
488 DonelAll ruler.
489 DonellVariant of Donald 'great chief.'.
490 DonnachadhBrown warrior.
491 DonnchadhStrong fighter.
492 Donnebrown
493 DonnelVariant of Donald 'great chief.'.
494 Donnellworld
495 Donnieworld
496 DonnyDiminutive of Donald: From the Gaelic Domhnall, meaning world mighty. Also a form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld.
497 DougallVariant of Dougal: Dark-skinned stranger.
498 DougglasProbably derived from Gaelic as dark water means
499 DoughallBlack stranger.
500 DougieDiminutive of Douglas: Dark water. In the seventeenth century, this name was as popular for girls as for boys.
501 DouglasFrom the Gaelic 'dubhglas' meaning dark water, dark stream, or from the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott's novels.
502 DouglassFrom the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott's novels.
503 DourFrom the water.
504 Dreailwater origin, gaelic
505 DrewDiminutive of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named.
506 Dristanan advisor to arthur
507 DrummandAt the ridge.
508 DrummondLives on the hill top.
509 DrystanSaber rattling, Sad / sad, Noisy, worker
510 DubhBlack
511 DubhgallDark-haired stranger
512 DubhganDark skinned.
513 DubhghallStranger with dark hair.
514 DubhghlasDark river
515 DubhglasFrom the darkwater.
516 DubhloachDark hero.
517 DubhthachDark skinned.
518 DuffDark skinned.
519 DuffeyVariant of Duff: Dark-skinned.
520 DugThe dark water
521 DugalVariant of Dougal: Dark-skinned stranger.
522 DugaldVariant of Dougal: From the Gaelic dubhgall, meaning dark stranger. Daugal was the nickname the Irish gave to the Vikings.
523 DugallVariant of Dougal: Dark-skinned stranger.
524 DuggieThe dark water
525 Duglasdark stranger
526 DunDiminutive of Duncan: Brown-skinned soldier.
527 DuncanFrom the Irish name Donnchadh, meaning brown warrior. Famous bearer: The Scottish king Duncan I was murdered by Macbeth in 1040.
528 DuneDiminutive of Duncan: Brown-skinned soldier.
529 DunlopMuddy hill.
530 DunmorFrom the great hill fortress.
531 DunmoreFrom the great hill fortress.
532 DunnDiminutive of Duncan: Brown-skinned soldier.
533 DunneVariant of Dunn: Brown.
534 Durellson
535 Dynadina knight
536 EaFire
537 EairrdsidhTruly brave.
538 EairrsidhVariant of Eairrdsidh: Truly brave.
539 EaladhachGenius.
540 EallairMonastery's steward.
541 EaluvigRuler of the home.
542 EamanEarnest.
543 EanraigHome Ruler
544 EanrinHandsome.
545 EanruigRules the home.
546 EarFrom the east.
547 EaraFrom the east.
548 EarieFrom the east.
549 Ebrelfrom april,
550 Ectorfather of arthur


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