Celtic Names: Most Popular Celtic Baby Names For Girls And Boys With Meaning And Origin
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Top Celtic Names with Gender and Meaning - Unique Celtic Names
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
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| Boy | Celtic Baby Names Meaning: In Celtic Baby Names the meaning of the name Brion is: Brave; Virtuous. | |
| Boy | Dutch short form of ARNOLD. | |
| Boy, Girl | From an English surname which was derived from the given name EDGAR. | |
| Boy | Noble | |
| Boy | Spanish and Italian form of ADALHARD. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of AIDAN. | |
| Boy, Girl | Adornment, Beginning, Perfect, Most important, Ornament, Unequalled, First | |
| Boy | A variant of the Celtic name Aidan, which itself means 'little fire'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Older form of AODHÁN. This was the name of a 6th-century king of the Scots. | |
| Boy | Variant of AONGHUS. | |
| Girl | Pleasing, Pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | Agreeable | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of AFRICA (1). It is usually taken from the title of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora de África, the patron saint of the Spanish enclave | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Boy, Girl | River name | |
| Boy | Lord of the horses | |
| Boy | horse-lord | |
| Boy | horse-lord | |
| Boy | horse-lord | |
| Boy | horse-lord | |
| Boy, Girl | Powerful | |
| Girl | A great warrior woman of myth | |
| Girl | Possibly means "pleasant" in Irish. | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | Irish form of AGNES. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of EILEEN. | |
| Girl | Kind | |
| Girl | Irish form of ALICE. | |
| Boy, Girl | An Irish girl name meaning noble and kind. | |
| Boy, Girl | Joy | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "radiance" in Gaelic. This was the name of the queen of the fairies in Celtic mythology. It is also taken as an Irish form of Anne. | |
| Girl | Irish cognate of ANGELA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Agreeable | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "dream" or "vision" in Irish Gaelic. This name was created in the 20th century. | |
| Girl | Possibly a variant of EITHNE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Short form of ALBERT and other names beginning with Al. A notable bearer is American actor Al Pacino (1940-). | |
| Boy, Girl | French form of ALAN. | |
| Boy | The meaning of this name is not known for certain. It was used in Brittany at least as early as the 6th century, and it possibly means either "little | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of ALAN. | |
| Boy, Girl | A spelling variant of the name Alannah meaning 'dear child'. | |
| Girl | Fair | |
| Boy, Girl | A variant of the French name Elena, which was derived from the Greek name HelenÄ?, meaning 'light, torch, bright'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of ALAN. Canadian musician Alanis Morissette (1974-) was named after her father Alan. Her parents apparently decided to use this particu | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of ALAN. | |
| Boy, Girl | A spelling variant of the name Alannah meaning 'dear child'. | |
| Boy, Girl | A variation of the name Alana which means 'little rock', 'harmony' or 'peace'. | |
| Boy | Noble | |
| Girl | Protector of mankind | |
| Girl | Feminine form of ALASTAR. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALAINA. | |
| Boy | Blond | |
| Boy, Girl | Anglicized masculine form of AILBHE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Fair, Good-looking | |
| Boy, Girl | Of Slavonic origin meaning 'bright, beautiful'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALINE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Short form of ADELINA and names that end in alina. | |
| Boy, Girl | Medieval short form of ADELINE. As an English name, in modern times it has sometimes been regarded as a variant of EILEEN. This was the name of a popu | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Variant of ALAN. The American author Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) got his middle name from the surname of the parents who adopted him. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALANA. | |
| Boy, Girl | From Celtic origin meaning 'dear child' , from the Gaelic term of endearment 'a leanbh'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALAN. A famous bearer of this name was Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997), an American beat poet. Another is the American film director and actor W | |
| Boy, Girl | Fair, Good-looking | |
| Boy, Girl | Diminutive of ALISON, ALEXANDRA or other names beginning with the same sound. | |
| Boy, Girl | Alma is a variant of the name Amalia, meaning 'nourishing', 'kind', 'imitating', 'rivaling' (Latin), 'girl', 'secret', 'maiden' (Hebrew), 'soul' (Ital | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALICE. | |
| Girl | Honest woman | |
| Boy, Girl | Greek form of Yamanu (see AMON). | |
| Girl | Possibly means "invincible" in Celtic. This was the name of a Briton goddess of victory who was invoked by Boudicca before her revolt. | |
| Boy, Girl | Anglicized form of AONGHUS. | |
| Girl | one choice | |
| Boy, Girl | from the brook | |
| Boy | one choice | |
| Girl | Mythical name of The Otherworld | |
| Girl | Mythical name of The Otherworld | |
| Boy | Derived from the Germanic elements ans "god" and ger "spear". Saint Ansgar was a 9th-century missionary who tried to convert the Danes and Norwegians. | |
| Boy | From the old Irish name Áed, which meant "fire". This was a very popular name in early Ireland, being borne by numerous figures in Irish mythology and | |
| Boy | From the old Irish name Áedán, a diminutive of Áed (see AODH). This was the name of an Irish monk and saint of the 7th century. It was also borne by | |
| Boy | Scottish variant of AONGHUS. | |
| Boy | Meaning & History | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | Agreeable | |
| Girl | Pleasant | |
| Girl | pleasant | |
| Girl | Lofty, Eager | |
| Girl | Noble | |
| Girl | An oath | |
| Boy, Girl | Argyle | |
| Girl | An oath | |
| Boy, Girl | pledge or oath | |
| Girl | An oath | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ARLINE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning unknown, possibly from a surname. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ARLINE. | |
| Boy | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "eagle wood" in Old English. This name can also be a diminutive of ARLENE. | |
| Girl | oath | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning unknown, possibly invented by Michael William Balfe for the main character in his opera 'The Bohemian Girl' (1843). | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning uncertain. It was perhaps inspired by the fictional place name Arlo Hill from the poem 'The Faerie Queene' (1590) by Edmund Spenser. Spenser p | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy, Girl | Pledge, Vow | |
| Boy | bear or rock | |
| Boy | Bear hero, A rock | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Girl | manly | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Boy | Derived from the Celtic for 'stone, bear', a variant spelling of Arthur. | |
| Boy | Noble, Follower of Thor | |
| Boy | noble or courageous | |
| Boy, Girl | Arthur was a great king lives in 6th century | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Girl | Arthuretta | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Girl | Noble | |
| Boy | noble or courageous | |
| Girl | Artia | |
| Boy, Girl | bear | |
| Boy, Girl | Moon | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Boy, Girl | bear | |
| Girl | manly | |
| Boy | Finnish short form of ARTHUR. | |
| Boy | noble or courageous | |
| Girl | bear | |
| Boy | noble or courageous | |
| Boy | Finnish form of ARTHUR. | |
| Boy | Noble, Follower of Thor | |
| Boy | Form of ARTHUR. | |
| Boy, Girl | Italian and Spanish form of ARTHUR. | |
| Boy | noble | |
| Boy, Girl | Noble, Follower of Thor | |
| Boy, Girl | Young Prince | |
| Boy, Girl | wise | |
| Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Girl | Variant of AVELINE. | |
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| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From the name of the island paradise to which King Arthur was brought after his death. The name of this island is perhaps related to Welsh afal meanin | |
| Boy, Girl | river | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of AIDAN. | |
| Boy | Bard | |
| Boy | Marksman | |
| Boy | Lives near the boar's den | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | One of the names of God, Evolver a name of Allah, Free from the hell | |
| Boy | Spear thrower, Marksman | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Anglicized form of BAIRRE. It is also sometimes used as an Anglicized form of BERACH. | |
| Boy | Diminutive of BARRY or BASIL (1). | |
| Boy | Marksman | |
| Boy | Marksman | |
| Girl | Life | |
| Boy | Small | |
| Boy | Welsh form of BEDIVERE. | |
| Boy | Name of a king | |
| Boy, Girl | Splendid | |
| Girl | Splendid | |
| Girl | Life | |
| Boy, Girl | Lady with a sweet song | |
| Boy, Girl | Young soldier, Son of Evan | |
| Boy, Girl | Young soldier, Son of Evan | |
| Boy, Girl | Binnie | |
| Boy, Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Birigita | |
| Girl | Strength | |
| Girl | Splendid | |
| Boy, Girl | Thin, Lean | |
| Boy, Girl | Slender | |
| Boy, Girl | The name Blair means "field" or "plain" and is Scottish in origin. | |
| Boy, Girl | Thin, Lean | |
| Boy | Slender | |
| Boy, Girl | Herald | |
| Boy | Blond | |
| Boy, Girl | Blond | |
| Boy | Blond | |
| Boy, Girl | Son of Owen | |
| Boy, Girl | Son of Owen | |
| Boy, Girl | Blond | |
| Boy | Messenger | |
| Boy | From the white river | |
| Boy, Girl | Fiery hill, Sword-blade | |
| Boy, Girl | Sword | |
| Girl | Character from Isolde legend | |
| Boy | Raven | |
| Boy | Battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong, Brave | |
| Boy | Sword | |
| Boy | Sword | |
| Boy | Sword | |
| Boy, Girl | Bree is an Irish name that means 'strength', 'power' or 'force'. | |
| Boy, Girl | From Brendanus, the Latinised form of the Irish name Br | |
| Boy | Hilltop | |
| Boy, Girl | Unknown | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning 'descendent of Braoni | |
| Boy, Girl | Hill top | |
| Boy | Hilltop | |
| Boy, Girl | Hilltop | |
| Boy, Girl | Hilltop | |
| Boy, Girl | Hilltop | |
| Boy | Battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Unknown | |
| Boy, Girl | A native of England: (Britain) or France: (Brittany) | |
| Boy | Estime | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | She ascends | |
| Boy, Girl | Originally an Irish name meaning 'strength' or 'power'. It is also a female version of the English name Brian. | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Boy | Swift, Quick-moving | |
| Boy | swift | |
| Boy | Swift, Quick-moving | |
| Boy | The poison tongued | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Boy | Estime | |
| Boy | He ascends | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Girl | Strong | |
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Brieuc
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Boy | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Yorkshire Goddess | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Boy | Swift, Quick-moving | |
| Boy, Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | exalted one | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | He ascends | |
| Boy, Girl | The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine | |
| Boy, Girl | The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine | |
| Boy, Girl | From England, Strong, Industrious | |
| Boy, Girl | From Britain | |
| Girl | Strength | |
| Boy, Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Boy, Girl | From Britain | |
| Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Boy, Girl | An English and Irish name from Celtic origin meaning ditch or muddy place | |
| Boy | Raven | |
| Boy, Girl | Sorrowful | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | He ascends | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Son of a nobleman | |
| Boy, Girl | Resolute, Strength, Saint | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy | Battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Free citizen | |
| Boy | Mythical servant of Arthur | |
| Boy, Girl | From a surname which was originally derived from a nickname meaning "round" in Old English. | |
| Boy | From Welsh cad "battle" and a diminutive suffix. | |
| Boy | Fighter | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning unknown, though the first element is likely connected to Brythonic caed meaning "battle". Saint Caedmon was a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon poet who | |
| Girl | Caeley | |
| Boy | Anglicized form of CATHAL. | |
| Boy | Means "charioteer" in Gaelic. | |
| Boy, Girl | Anglicized form of CAITLÍN. | |
| Boy, Girl | Rough waters | |
| Boy | Scottish form of COLUMBA. | |
| Boy | Crooked nose | |
| Boy, Girl | From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked nose" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and sròn "nose". | |
| Boy, Girl | Crooked nose | |
| Girl | Camie | |
| Boy, Girl | Crooked line | |
| Boy, Girl | From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked mouth" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and béul "mouth". | |
| Girl | Honest one, Shy | |
| Boy, Girl | Diminutive of CANDACE. It is also influenced by the English word candy. | |
| Girl | Slender, Beautiful | |
| Boy, Girl | Derived from Gaelic caomh meaning "beautiful, gentle, kind". | |
| Boy | Gentle | |
| Boy, Girl | Fighter | |
| Boy, Girl | From an Italian word meaning "beloved". It has been used as a given name since the 19th century, though it did not become popular until after the 1950 | |
| Boy | Variant of CARADOG. | |
| Boy | Anglicized form of CAIRBRE. | |
| Boy, Girl | From the black fortress | |
| Boy | From the black fortress | |
| Boy, Girl | Father's dark child | |
| Boy | From the fortress | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Ciardha meaning "descendant of CIARDHA". | |
| Boy, Girl | Place name | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of CARROLL. | |
| Boy, Girl | From a Scottish surname of uncertain meaning. A famous bearer of the surname was the American scout Kit Carson (1809-1868). | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Variant of CAREY. | |
| Boy, Girl | From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Cathasaigh meaning "descendant of CATHASACH". This name can be given in honour of Casey Jones (1863-19 | |
| Boy, Girl | From Celtic origin meaning 'descendant of Cathasaigh, descendant of the vigilant one'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Diminutive of CASSANDRA and other names beginning with Cass. | |
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Boy | From Arthurian legend. |
| Boy, Girl | Pure | |
| Boy | Means "battle man" from Gaelic cath "battle" and vir "man". | |
| Girl | Cauleyne | |
| Girl | Caylei | |
| Boy | Mythical father of Culhwch | |
| Girl | The mother Goddess | |
| Boy | Cevin | |
| Boy, Girl | Name of a saint | |
| Girl | Ancient | |
| Girl | Ciar | |
| Girl | Ciarrah | |
| Girl | Cieria | |
| Girl | Beautiful | |
| Girl | Beautiful | |
| Boy | Offspring of red-headed soldier | |
| Boy, Girl | Offspring of red-headed soldier | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Clustfeinad | |
| Boy | Mythical father of Clust | |
| Boy | Slender | |
| Boy | Mythical hunter God | |
| Boy, Girl | Assistant, A cushion, Helpful | |
| Boy, Girl | Girl | |
| Girl | Colleene | |
| Boy, Girl | Youth, Child | |
| Boy, Girl | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong in battle | |
| Boy | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy | Mythical hero | |
| Boy | Dark haired wise man | |
| Boy | Dark haired wise man | |
| Boy | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy | High, Mighty | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong in battle | |
| Boy | Desire, Wise aid, Hound lover | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Conn | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Of Celtic origin, Connor is predominatly a boys name meaning 'dog lover' or 'high desire', but rising in popularity as a girls name. | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From the Celtic meaning 'dog lover' or 'high desire'. | |
| Boy | Brave counsel, Wise | |
| Boy | Mythical druid | |
| Boy, Girl | Rope, Heart, A sea jewel | |
| Boy, Girl | Charioteer | |
| Boy, Girl | Raven, From the hollow | |
| Boy, Girl | Raven, From the hollow | |
| Boy, Girl | Raven, From the hollow | |
| Girl | Water Goddess | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Bran | |
| Boy, Girl | From near the crag | |
| Boy | Mythical Hound of Ulster | |
| Boy, Girl | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy | Mythical smith | |
| Boy | Mythical smith | |
| Boy, Girl | Young animal, Handsome | |
| Boy, Girl | Young animal, Handsome | |
| Boy | Mythical giant | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From a surname which was originally taken from a Scottish place name meaning "meadow dwelling". A city in Texas bears this name, probably in honour of | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of DANIEL. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of DARA (1) or Anglicized form of DÁIRE. | |
| Boy | Red | |
| Girl | Mythical nursemaid | |
| Girl | Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted | |
| Girl | Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted | |
| Girl | Divine one | |
| Boy, Girl | Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted | |
| Girl | Mythical princess of Munster | |
| Boy | Free of envy | |
| Boy | Man of the world | |
| Boy, Girl | Protective grace | |
| Boy, Girl | God, King, Light, Heavenly, Cloud | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Resembling a God, Poet, One who takes chances, Fawn | |
| Girl | Divine, From Devonshire | |
| Boy | Song | |
| Girl | Diddie | |
| Girl | Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted | |
| Boy, Girl | An alternative spelling of the name Dylan, meaning 'great flood' and refering to the sea and in Welsh mythology to the god of the sea, known as 'the s | |
| Boy | From the hill fort | |
| Boy, Girl | Divine one | |
| Girl | Divine one | |
| Boy | From the down hill | |
| Boy | Stranger | |
| Boy | Strong warrior | |
| Boy | Great chief | |
| Boy, Girl | Great chief | |
| Boy | Stranger | |
| Boy | Stranger | |
| Girl | Dark haired | |
| Girl | Dark skinned | |
| Boy | Brave | |
| Boy | Surname | |
| Boy | A brave black man | |
| Boy | Strong warrior | |
| Boy, Girl | Brown-haired chieftain | |
| Boy | A brave black man | |
| Boy, Girl | Stranger | |
| Girl | Moody | |
| Boy, Girl | Stranger | |
| Boy | From the sandy hill | |
| Boy | Dark stranger | |
| Boy | dark stranger | |
| Boy | Dark faced, Baker | |
| Boy | Dark stranger | |
| Boy | Dwells by the dark stream | |
| Boy, Girl | From the Scottish for 'Dark River', Douglas was originally a Scottish clan name before it became popular as a first name. | |
| Boy, Girl | Dark stranger | |
| Boy, Girl | Dark stranger | |
| Boy, Girl | Loving male | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Dremidydd | |
| Boy | Interpreter | |
| Boy | Interpreter | |
| Boy | Interpreter | |
| Boy | Wise | |
| Boy | Lives on the hill top | |
| Boy, Girl | Dark, From the dunes | |
| Boy | Dark faced | |
| Boy | Hero | |
| Boy | Black | |
| Boy, Girl | Dark faced | |
| Boy | dark stranger | |
| Boy | From the dark water | |
| Boy | dark stranger | |
| Boy | Dark stranger | |
| Boy | Dark skinned warrior | |
| Boy | Dark skinned warrior | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning 'brown warrior' or 'dark skinned fighter'. Taken from the words 'donn', meaning brown and 'cath' meaning warrior. | |
| Boy | Dark skinned warrior | |
| Boy, Girl | Brown | |
| Boy | Brown | |
| Boy, Girl | Dark, From the dunes | |
| Boy | From Dyfed | |
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Boy, Girl | Fire. |
| Boy | The hidden | |
| Boy | Lives near the yew tree estate | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Variant of AIDAN. | |
| Girl | Latinized form of ÉTAÃN. This was the name of an early Irish saint. | |
| Boy, Girl | A variant spelling of the Celtic name Edan, which itself is a derivative of Aidan meaning 'little fire'. It may also be an variant spelling of the nam | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Euroswydd | |
| Boy, Girl | Ardent, Little fire | |
| Boy | Ardent, Little fire | |
| Boy | Derived from the Germanic element ag, which means "edge of a sword". | |
| Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Boy | Probably from the Latin name Ennianus, a derivative of Ennius (see ENNIO). It is also a modern Welsh word meaning "anvil". This was the name of a 5th- | |
| Boy, Girl | Noble, White | |
| Boy | Mythical monk | |
| Boy, Girl | Noble, White | |
| Boy, Girl | Immortal | |
| Girl | Light | |
| Boy, Girl | From Ennis | |
| Boy | Young | |
| Boy | God's gift | |
| Girl | Violet flower, Modest | |
| Girl | From Ireland | |
| Boy, Girl | From Ireland | |
| Boy, Girl | From Ireland | |
| Girl | Peace, Western island | |
| Girl | Peace, Western island | |
| Boy, Girl | Peace, Western island | |
| Boy, Girl | Peace, Western island | |
| Girl | Peace, Western island | |
| Girl | Shining | |
| Boy, Girl | A Celtic or Anglicised form of the Gaelic name Eoghan, which itself means 'born of yew', derived from 'iúr' meaning 'yew tree'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Boy, Girl | A Celtic or Anglicised form of the Gaelic name Eoghan, which itself means 'born of yew', derived from 'iúr' meaning 'yew tree'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Young warrior, Well-born | |
| Boy, Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Boy, Girl | life | |
| Boy, Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Boy, Girl | English variant of the French name Aveline, which itself means 'wished for child'. | |
| Boy, Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Girl | Lively, Pleasant | |
| Girl | Archer | |
| Boy | Young | |
| Boy, Unisex | Young | |
| Girl | Saint's name | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Fallamhain meaning "descendant of Fallamhan". The given name Fallamhan meant "leader". It was populari | |
| Boy, Girl | Courageous, Man of valor | |
| Boy, Girl | From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Fearghail meaning "descendant of FEARGHAL". | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Girl | Variant of FEIDELM. | |
| Girl | White shouldered | |
| Boy | Mythical son of Uisneeh | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Diminutive and feminine form of FERGUS. | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Boy, Girl | Anglicized form of FEARGHAS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Son of Fergus | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Boy, Girl | Rock, Iron | |
| Boy | Eagle | |
| Boy | French form of FIACHRA. | |
| Girl | Legendary tale | |
| Girl | Mythical daughter of Medb | |
| Girl | Mythical daughter of Lyr | |
| Boy | Fair heroe, Sunbeam | |
| Boy, Unisex | Finley means 'fair warrior' or 'fair hero'. It a variation of Finlay. | |
| Boy, Girl | From Irish mythology meaning 'white' and 'fair warrior'. | |
| Boy | Blond | |
| Boy | Blond | |
| Boy, Girl | Originated in celtic language meaning 'fair' or 'blond' and derived from the word flonn. Initiated in 28th century england has become popular in moder | |
| Girl | White, Fair | |
| Boy | From Celtic origin meaning 'white' or 'fair', it is popular in the Irish language. A variant of Finn and Finley. |
Check Out Top Celtic Names in this article
Dutch short form of ARNOLD. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Dutch.
From an English surname which was derived from the given name EDGAR. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, German.
Noble. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic.
Spanish and Italian form of ADALHARD. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Spanish.
Variant of AIDAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.
Adornment, Beginning, Perfect, Most important, Ornament, Unequalled, First. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, German, Hindi, Hindu.
A variant of the Celtic name Aidan, which itself means 'little fire'. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic.
Older form of AODHÁN. This was the name of a 6th-century king of the Scots. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Ancient Irish, Celtic, Gaelic.
Variant of AONGHUS. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Irish.
Pleasing, Pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Agreeable. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Spanish form of AFRICA (1). It is usually taken from the title of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora de África, the patron saint of the Spanish enclave . Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Spanish.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
River name. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Celtic, English.
Lord of the horses. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic.
horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic.
horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.
horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic.
horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.
Powerful. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Hindu.
A great warrior woman of myth. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Possibly means "pleasant" in Irish. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Irish.
pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Irish form of AGNES. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Irish.
Variant of EILEEN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, French, Greek, Irish, Scottish.
Kind. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Irish form of ALICE. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, German, Irish, Norse.
An Irish girl name meaning noble and kind. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Irish.
Joy. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Yoruban.
Means "radiance" in Gaelic. This was the name of the queen of the fairies in Celtic mythology. It is also taken as an Irish form of Anne. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Irish.
Irish cognate of ANGELA. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Greek, Irish.
Agreeable. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Means "dream" or "vision" in Irish Gaelic. This name was created in the 20th century. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Irish.
Possibly a variant of EITHNE. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Irish.
Short form of ALBERT and other names beginning with Al. A notable bearer is American actor Al Pacino (1940-). Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, German.
French form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, French.
The meaning of this name is not known for certain. It was used in Brittany at least as early as the 6th century, and it possibly means either "little . Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic, German.
Feminine form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic, Latin.
A spelling variant of the name Alannah meaning 'dear child'. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Hawaiian.
Fair. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Hawaiian.
A variant of the French name Elena, which was derived from the Greek name HelenÄ?, meaning 'light, torch, bright'. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Hawaiian, Irish.
Feminine form of ALAN. Canadian musician Alanis Morissette (1974-) was named after her father Alan. Her parents apparently decided to use this particu. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Hawaiian.
Feminine form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Hawaiian, Irish.
A spelling variant of the name Alannah meaning 'dear child'. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic.
A variation of the name Alana which means 'little rock', 'harmony' or 'peace'. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic.
Celtic Boy Names
- Aart
- Adair
- Adalardo
- ADELARDO
- Aden
- Adi
- Adian
- Aedan
- Aengus
- Africa
- Afton
- Ahearn
- Ahearne
- Aherin
- Ahern
- Aherne
- Aiden
- Aileen
- Ailish
- Aina
- Aine
- Airic
- Aisling
- Al
- Alain
- Alan
- Alana
- Alanah
- Alani
- Alanis
- Alanna
- Alanya
- Alarna
- Alart
- Alayna
- Albion
- Alby
- Aleen
- Aleena
- Alene
- Alina
- Aline
- Allan
- Allana
- Allanah
- Allen
- Allena
- Allie
- Alma
- Alys
Celtic Girl Names
- Adair
- Aden
- Adi
- Aedan
- Affrica
- Affricah
- Affrika
- Affrikah
- Afric
- Africa
- Africah
- Afrika
- Afrikah
- Afton
- Aiden
- Aife
- Aifric
- Aifrica
- Aigneis
- Aileen
- Ailidh
- Ailis
- Ailish
- Aina
- Aine
- Aingeal
- Airic
- Aisling
- Aithne
- Al
- Alain
- Alana
- Alanah
- Alane
- Alani
- Alanis
- Alanna
- Alanya
- Alarna
- Alastrine
- Alastriona
- Alayna
- Alby
- Aleen
- Aleena
- Alene
- Alina
- Aline
- Allan
- Allana
Celtic Unisex Names
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