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Ferguson
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Son of Fergus - Fergus means 'man of vigor/strength' |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gavan
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Likely 'white hawk' (from Gawain); Irish forms can be linked to 'Gabhán' meaning 'little smith' |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gilleann
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From Gaelic gille 'servant, lad' - a diminutive meaning 'little servant' or 'young devotee'. |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Gaelic |
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Gillespie
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Servant or devotee of the bishop |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gillmoore
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Servant or devotee of (the Virgin) Mary |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gillmore
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Servant or follower of (the Virgin) Mary |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gilmoore
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Servant or follower of (the Virgin) Mary |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Gioilamhuire
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Servant/follower of (the Virgin) Mary - 'Mary's servant' or 'devotee of Mary' |
Irish (Gaelic) |
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Glend
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valley / 'from the valley' |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Greigoor
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watchful, vigilant |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Karrick
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rock; from a rocky place |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Kellagh
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Likely 'bright-headed' or associated with 'strife/war' depending on etymology |
Irish (Gaelic) |
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Kerian
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Little dark one |
Irish (Gaelic) |
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Keyr
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dark, dusky; dark-haired |
English, Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Korran
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Sickle or curved blade; a pointed promontory or rounded hill (topographic) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Macauli
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“son of Amhlaoibh,” the Gaelic form of a Norse personal name (equivalent to Olaf) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Macbride
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Son of the servant/devotee of St. Brigid; Brigid/Brìghde carries sense of 'exalted one' or 'strength' |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Maccrea
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son of grace / son of prosperity or favor |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Macdaibhidh
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Son of David (David = "beloved" in Hebrew) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Mackadam
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Son of Adam (descendant of Adam) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Mackarthur
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son of Arthur (Arthur: Celtic name often associated with 'bear' or 'noble') |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Mackauley
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son of Amhlaoibh (a Gaelic form of Olaf) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Mackauli
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Originally a patronymic meaning 'son of Aulay' (from Old Norse Óláfr/Olaf) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Mackauly
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Son of Amhlaoibh - descendant of Amhlaoibh (Gaelic form of the Old Norse name Olaf) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Maclin
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Derived from 'Mac' meaning 'son of' - likely an anglicized form of a surname (e.g., Macklin/MacLean); broadly 'son of …' |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Macmahon
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son of Mathghamhain ('bear' or 'bear-calf') - effectively 'son of the bear' |
Irish (Gaelic) |
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Mael Donnchadha
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servant or devotee of Donnchadh (Duncan) - 'servant of the brown warrior' |
Irish, Irish (Gaelic) |
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Makbryde
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Son of Brigid (descendant of Brighid/Bridget) |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
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Maloney
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“descendant of Maolán” - Maolán = “little tonsured one” or “devotee/servant (of a saint)” |
Irish (Gaelic) |
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Maolmin
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devotee or 'tonsured one' of (Saint) Mín - from Gaelic maol (tonsured/devotee) + Mín |
Irish, Irish (Gaelic) |
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