Scottish Names

from the mountain of the fairy

monk's house

from the manor of Manners

from the meadow hill

from the middle field

bitter, beloved, or drop of the sea

bitter, beloved, or drop of the sea

Mine, bitter, or desired

Who is like God?

Gracious, dear, or industrious

Gentle strength; industrious; strong in work

son of the tonsured one; servant of the tonsured one

dweller by the mill

red plain

sea-bright, sparkling sea, or beloved

fate, destiny, portion

from the long field

long hill

great, large, famous

fate, destiny, share

star of the sea; bitter

Bitter; a diminutive of Mary

from the monk's rock

monk's cross

mouth of the Roe river

mouth of the Roe River

from the mountain

mount of roses

princess (Hebrew); great one, sun (Scottish Gaelic)

settlement by the sea; great lord; warrior of the sea

from the muddy bridge

of the mountain

bald, tonsured, servant

son of the red-haired one

Praised, commendable, glorified

Son of the sea

from the mouth of the river

Of uncertain meaning, possibly related to 'Mung' or a local place name.

mouth of the Roe river

mouth of the Roe river

sea warrior

sea warrior

sea warrior

Settlement by the sea, from the Scottish Gaelic 'Moireach'

dark red; Moorish; sea fortress

lord, master; dark-skinned; sea settlement

sea settlement

great, large