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Scottish Gaelic names - Baby names with the origin Scottish Gaelic

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Kraige rock, crag Scottish Gaelic Boy
Kyal From Gaelic 'caol' meaning 'narrow' or 'slender' (often 'strait' or 'narrow channel') English, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Kyele Derived from Gaelic 'caol' meaning 'narrow, strait' or 'channel'. Scottish Gaelic Boy
Kyle narrow, strait (channel) Scottish Gaelic Boy
Labhrainn Gaelic form of Laurence (from Latin Laurentius - 'from Laurentum', often interpreted 'crowned with laurel'). Irish, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lach Diminutive of Lachlan - 'from the land of lochs' / 'land of lakes' (originally referring to Viking lands) Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lachee Likely a spelling variant of the Scottish diminutive Lachie (from Lachlan: "from the land of lakes") or a variant of English Lacey ("from Lassy" / associated with lace). English, Scottish Gaelic Unisex
Lachie Originally 'person from Lochlann' - broadly 'from the land of lochs' or 'Viking/Norseman'. Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lachlan From the land of lakes / land of the lochs (sometimes associated with 'Viking' or 'Norseman' in historical contexts) Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lachlanee From Gaelic Lochlann, meaning 'land of lakes' or 'land of the lochs' - historically associated with Norsemen/Vikings. Scottish Gaelic Girl
Lachlani From the land of lakes; originally referring to Norsemen/Vikings Scottish Gaelic Girl
Lachlania Feminine form of Lachlan - 'from the land of lakes' / originally referring to Norse/sea-folk (loosely 'warrior/of the lochs') Scottish Gaelic Girl
Lachlanie Derived from Lachlan/Lochlann: "land of lakes" or "from the land of lochs" Scottish Gaelic Girl
Lachlann Originally 'land of lakes'/'land of fjords'; later associated with 'Viking' or 'Norseman'. Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lachlany From the land of lakes/lochs; originally associated with the land of fjords or Norsemen Scottish Gaelic Girl
Lachlunn from the land of lakes/fjords (originally referring to Norsemen) Irish, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lachy Diminutive of Lachlan, meaning 'from the land of lakes/lochs' (historically associated with Norse/Scandinavian lands). Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lagan Irish/Scottish Gaelic: 'little hollow' or 'small low place'; Hindi/Sanskrit: 'devotion, attachment, dedication' (also used in context of marriage/ceremony). Hindi, Irish, Sanskrit, Scottish Gaelic Unisex
Lashonda God is gracious English, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh Girl
Lauchlin from the land of lochs; 'fjord-land' (often associated with Norse/Viking) Scottish Gaelic Boy
Leachlainn From Lochlann - 'land of lakes/lochs'; historically used for Scandinavia/Norsemen (often rendered as 'Viking' or 'man from the land of lochs') Irish, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Leannan lover; sweetheart; beloved Irish, Scottish Gaelic Unisex
Lee-Roy Meadow-king (from Lee 'meadow/clearing' + Roy 'king' or alternatively 'red') English, French, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Leod Probably derived from Old Norse Ljótr, meaning "ugly" or "ill-favored"; historically borne by the founder of Clan MacLeod. Scottish Gaelic Boy
Leslie-Ann Holly garden combined with grace Scottish Gaelic Girl
Liusadh Gaelic form of Louise - 'famous/renowned warrior' Scottish Gaelic Girl
Loch Lake; sea inlet Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lochan Scottish Gaelic: "small lake" (a little loch); Sanskrit: "eye" or "sight" (from Lochana). Indian, Irish, Sanskrit, Scottish Gaelic Boy
Loche From the lake Scottish Gaelic Boy
Lochlain From Lochlann - "land of lakes"; historically associated with Norse/Viking Irish, Scottish Gaelic Boy