Scottish Names

moon god (Mesopotamian), or a short form of names like Sinclair (Scottish)

from Saint Clair

bush, thorn bush, or dwelling

shadowy place, dark place

cloud, sky

Isle of Skye (Scottish placename)

Isle of Skye and rose flower

Possibly 'valley of the sloes' or 'dark valley'

wisdom

little son; bright, cheerful

wisdom

Wisdom

Bright, radiant

summer wanderer, summer sailor, or Viking

shoemaker, cobbler

shoemaker

from Stirling, a place in Scotland

from the place Stobo

dweller at the large rock or cairn

from the valley of the Strachan Water

valley of the Clyde

valley of the River Earn

great valley

stream

rope maker, weaver, or a small stream

stream, river

stream-ridge

steward, guardian of the estate

The season of summer

twin

possibly 'dark pool' or 'dark water'

daughter of the king; or a variant of Tanith, a Phoenician goddess

from the tower

possibly a modern American creation, or 'son of David'

Possibly 'tailor' or 'dweller by the Tay River'

Wealthy protector; divine gift

son of David

landowner, servant, warrior

possibly 'queen' or 'lady'

landowner, warrior, attendant

goddess

God's gift; also short for names beginning with 'Theo-' meaning 'god'

gift of God

Twin

twin

chief, lord, or from the craggy hills

from the rocky hills

From the craggy hills