Scottish Names

crooked nose

Crooked nose

crooked nose

pretty, comely, pleasing

Gentle, beautiful, or precious

beloved, friend

from the settlement by the rock

from Carlisle, a city in England

follower of Michael

from the fort on the rock

from the cairn

rocky place; river

from the fort of Rhydderch

Son of the marsh dwellers; bog settlement

Son of the marsh-dweller; supplanter

Cart driver

from the castle

pure

son of the wildcat

gathering, party, social visit

lord of the household, steward

chamberlain, steward

Free man

Free woman

charter, document, or a resident of Chartres

castle island, or from the gorge

blooming, fertility, young green shoot

Little church; bright-headed; war, strife

Clear, bright, famous

rocky hill

from the cley land

land of the Clee, or from the clay land

son of Fingan

meadow

Uncertain, possibly from the River Clyde

From the river Clyde

From the valley of the Clyde River

from the place of the red rocks

rooster stream

descendant of Cuidighthigh (Irish: 'helpful')

from the place name 'Cockhill' or 'Coghull'

descendant of Comhghan

dove

Swarthy, coal-black; victory of the people

cub, pup, young dog

son of Nicholas

Victory of the people

young dog, whelp, cub; victory of the people