Gaelic Names: Most Popular Gaelic Baby Names For Girls And Boys With Meaning And Origin

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Top Gaelic Names with Gender and Meaning - Unique Gaelic Names

Name	Gender	Meaning
A'Brion	Boy	Celtic Baby Names Meaning: In Celtic Baby Names the meaning of the name Brion is: Brave; Virtuous.
A'Kayla	Girl	Meaning of the name A'Kayla is Kayla as a girl's name is of Irish and Gaelic origin meaning "slim and fair".
A'Kaylah	Girl	Meaning of the name A'Kaylah is slim and fair; who is like God; keeper of the keys; pure.
A'kera	Girl	Kera as a girl's name is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Kera is "black". Kera is a variant of the Irish and Gaelic name Kerry.
A'Kerra	Girl	Meaning of the name A'Kerra is is "dark; descendent of Ciar".
A'kylah	Girl	Meaning of the name A'kylah is "narrows, channel, strait".
A'Lurie	Girl	Meaning of the name A'Lurie is "clerk" or "cleric."
A'Lynn	Girl	Meaning of the name A'Lynn is "lake", "waterfall" or "pool"
Abaigeal	Girl	Bringer of joy
Adair	Boy, Girl	From an English surname which was derived from the given name EDGAR.
Aden	Boy, Girl	Variant of AIDAN.
Aedan	Boy, Girl	Older form of AODHÁN. This was the name of a 6th-century king of the Scots.
Aeran	Boy, Girl	Ireland
Aerin	Boy, Girl	Ireland
Aerynne	Girl	Ireland
Aherin	Boy	horse-lord
Aherne	Boy	horse-lord
Aidan	Boy, Girl	Help, Intelligent
Aidana	Girl	fire
Aidano	Boy	fire
Aideen	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of ÉTAÃN.
Aiden	Boy, Girl	Powerful
Aidyn	Boy, Girl	fire
Aila	Boy, Girl	Finnish form of ÁILE.
Ailee	Boy, Girl	Ailee
Ailill	Boy	Means "elf" in Irish Gaelic. This name occurs frequently in Irish legend, borne for example by the husband of Queen Medb.
Ailpein	Boy	Scottish Gaelic form of ALPIN.
Ailsa	Boy, Girl	From Ailsa Craig, the name of an island off the west coast of Scotland, which is of uncertain derivation.
Aine	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.
Aingealag	Girl	Angel.
Airin	Boy, Girl	Ireland
Aisling	Boy, Girl	Means "dream" or "vision" in Irish Gaelic. This name was created in the 20th century.
Aithne	Girl	Possibly a variant of EITHNE.
Alai	Boy, Unisex	Meaning of the name Alai::Defender of man.
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
Alana	Boy, Girl	Feminine form of ALAN.
Alano	Boy	Handsome
Alasdair	Boy, Girl	Scottish form of ALEXANDER.
Alastair	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of ALASDAIR.
Alayne	Girl	Beautiful, Dear child
Alistair	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of ALASDAIR.
Alistaire	Boy	Protector of mankind, Defender, Helper
Allen	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
Allister	Boy, Girl	man's defender
Ally	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Fair, Beautiful
Allyn	Boy, Girl	Variant or feminine form of ALAN.
Angus	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of AONGHUS.
Annabelle	Boy, Girl	Variant of ANNABEL. It can also be taken as a combination of ANNA and BELLE.
Ansley	Boy, Girl	Variant of AINSLEY.
Aoibheann	Boy, Girl	Means "beautiful sheen" in Irish Gaelic. This was the name of the mother of Saint Enda. It was also borne by Irish royalty.
Aoife	Boy, Girl	Derived from the Irish word aoibh, meaning 'beauty'. According to Irish legend Aoife was the greatest female warrior in the world.
Apirka	Girl	Pleasant
Arinne	Girl	Ireland
Arland	Boy, Girl	Pledge, Vow
Arlen	Boy, Girl	Meaning unknown, possibly from a surname.
Arlene	Boy, Girl	Variant of ARLINE.
Arlenn	Boy	pledge or oath
Arles	Boy	Pledge, Vow
Arlie	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.
Arlin	Boy, Girl	pledge or oath
Arllen	Boy	pledge or oath
Arlo	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
Arlyn	Boy, Girl	Strong, Strong-woman
Arrlen	Boy	pledge or oath
Arturo	Boy, Girl	Italian and Spanish form of ARTHUR.
Athdar	Boy	From the oak tree ford.
Athol	Boy	From the name of a district in Scotland which was derived from Gaelic ath Fodhla "new Ireland".
Atholl	Boy	new Ireland
Audan	Girl	fire
Aydan	Boy, Girl, Unisex	fire
Aydana	Girl	fire
Ayden	Boy, Girl	Variant of AIDAN.
Aydenn	Boy, Girl, Unisex	fire
Aydin	Boy, Girl	Brilliant, Enlightened, Intelligent, Light of the Moon
Bain	Boy	pale bridge
Bairbre	Girl	Irish form of BARBARA.
Balfer	Boy	grazing land
Balfor	Boy	grazing land
Balfore	Boy	grazing land
Balfour	Boy	From a Scottish surname, originally from various place names, which meant "village pasture" in Gaelic.
Ballfour	Boy	grazing land
Batair	Boy	Strong warrior.
Beacan	Boy	Small, Little one
Beagan	Boy	Small, Little one
Bearnard	Boy	Strong as a bear
Beatty	Boy	voyager (through life) or blessed
Berett	Girl	exalted one
Berget	Girl	exalted one
Bergett	Girl	exalted one
Bergette	Girl	exalted one
Bevin	Boy, Girl	Young soldier, Son of Evan
Bhruic	Boy	Badger.
Biddie	Girl	exalted one
Biddy	Girl	Protective
Birgett	Girl	exalted one
Birkita	Girl	Strength
Birkitta	Girl	exalted one
Birkitte	Girl	exalted one
Birte	Girl	Splendid
Bitta	Girl	exalted one
Blain	Boy, Girl	Source of a river
Blaine	Boy, Girl	Thin, Lean
Blair	Boy, Girl	The name Blair means "field" or "plain" and is Scottish in origin.
Blaire	Boy, Girl	From the plain, Child of the fields
Blane	Boy, Girl	Thin, Lean
Blaney	Boy, Girl	Source of a river
Blayne	Boy, Girl	Source of a river
Bow	Boy, Girl	blond
Boynton	Boy	From the white river
Bracken	Boy, Girl	Bracken
Bram	Boy	Raven
Brannon	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Breck	Boy, Girl	Freckled
Breena	Girl	Fairy palace
Brenda	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Brenie	Girl	little drop of water; raven or black-haired
Brenna	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Brennah	Girl	little drop of water; raven or black-haired
Brenyn	Girl	little drop of water; raven or black-haired
Briddgett	Girl	exalted one
Bridee	Girl	exalted one
Bridey	Girl	exalted one
Bridget	Boy, Girl	Strength, Mythological Celtic Goddess of fire and poetry
Bridgete	Girl	exalted one
Bridgett	Boy, Girl	Strength, Mythological Celtic Goddess of fire and poetry
Bridgette	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Strength, Mythological Celtic Goddess of fire and poetry
Bridgid	Girl	exalted one
Bridgit	Girl	exalted one
Bridgitte	Girl	exalted one
Bridgot	Girl	exalted one
Bridi	Girl	exalted one
Bridy	Girl	exalted one
Brietta	Girl	Strong
Briget	Girl	exalted one
Brigett	Girl	exalted one
Brigette	Boy, Girl	Strength, Mythological Celtic Goddess of fire and poetry
Briggette	Girl	exalted one
Briggitte	Girl	exalted one
Brighid	Girl	Protective
Bright	Boy, Girl	The one who is loved
Brigid	Boy, Girl	Resolute, Strength, Saint
Brigida	Girl	Strong
Brigidine	Girl	exalted one
Brigit	Girl	exalted one
Brigita	Girl	Resolute, Strength, Saint
Brigitt	Girl	exalted one
Brigitta	Girl	Strong
Brijet	Girl	exalted one
Brijit	Girl	exalted one
Brijitte	Girl	exalted one
Brom	Boy	Raven
Brydget	Girl	exalted one
Brydgit	Girl	exalted one
Brydgitta	Girl	exalted one
Brydgitte	Girl	exalted one
Brydie	Girl	exalted one
Brydjette	Girl	exalted one
Brydjitt	Girl	exalted one
Bryget	Girl	exalted one
Brygette	Girl	exalted one
Brygid	Girl	Strong
Brygit	Girl	exalted one
Brygitte	Girl	exalted one
Bryjet	Girl	exalted one
Bryjit	Girl	exalted one
Buchanan	Boy, Girl	From the cannon's seat
Bud	Boy, Girl	Herald, To puff up, Friend
Caden	Boy, Girl	Sometimes explained as a derivative of the Irish surname Caden, which is a reduced form of the Gaelic surname Mac CadÃ¡in meaning "son of CadÃ¡n". In
Cadman	Boy	Fighter
Caedmon	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
Caela	Boy, Girl	slim and fair
Caelan	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of CAOLÁN or CAOILFHIONN.
Cailan	Boy, Girl	Child
Cailean	Boy, Girl	Means "whelp, young dog" in Gaelic. This name is also used as a Scottish form of COLUMBA.
Caileen	Boy, Girl	girl
Caileigh	Boy, Girl	Variant of KAYLEIGH.
Cailen	Boy, Girl	pure
Cailin	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Variant of KAYLYN. It also coincides with the Irish word cailÃn meaning "girl".
Caillen	Boy	Virile
Cairistiona	Girl	Scottish form of CHRISTINA.::Christian.
Caitriona	Girl	Irish form of KATHERINE.
Calan	Boy, Girl	Calan is a form of the English Cale, it is from Irish Gaelic origin meaning 'slender'.
Caleigh	Boy, Girl	Variant of KAYLEIGH.
Caley	Boy, Girl	Child
Callan	Boy, Girl	Chatter
Callee	Boy, Girl	Beautiful
Callen	Boy, Girl	rock
Calynn	Girl	pure or rock
Campbell	Boy, Girl	From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked mouth" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and béul "mouth".
Camshron	Boy	Crooked nose
Cane	Boy	A variation of the name Cain, which means 'lance' or 'spear'. Cain was the name of Adam and Eve's first born son.
Caoilfhionn	Girl	Derived from the Gaelic elements caol "slender" and fionn "fair". This was the name of several Irish saints.
Caolaidhe	Boy	Slender
Carberry	Boy	Tree hedge
Carey	Boy, Girl, Unisex	From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Ciardha meaning "descendant of CIARDHA".
Cari	Boy, Girl	Variant of CARRIE.
Carlin	Boy, Girl	Little champion
Carling	Boy, Girl	Hill where old women or witches gather
Carmichael	Boy	Friend of Saint Michael
Carnes	Boy	Carnes
Carolus	Boy	Latin form of CHARLES.
Carra	Boy, Girl	Small, Dark-skinned
Carrick	Boy	Unknown
Carroll	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Anglicized form of CEARBHALL. A famous bearer of the surname was Lewis Carroll (1832-1898), whose real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the author o
Carson	Boy, Girl	From a Scottish surname of uncertain meaning. A famous bearer of the surname was the American scout Kit Carson (1809-1868).
Casey	Boy, Girl	From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ã“ Cathasaigh meaning "descendant of CATHASACH". This name can be given in honour of Casey Jones (1863-19
Cassidy	Boy, Girl	From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Caiside meaning "descendant of CAISIDE".
Cathal	Boy	Derived from the Gaelic elements cath "battle" and val "rule". This was the name of a 7th-century Irish saint. It has sometimes been Anglicized as Cha
Cathan	Boy	Derived from Gaelic cath "battle" combined with a diminutive suffix.
Cathrine	Boy, Girl	Scandinavian form of KATHERINE.
Cavan	Boy, Girl	Meaning 'handsome' or 'handsome man', a variant of Kavan.
Cay	Boy, Girl	Party
Cayden	Boy, Girl	Spirit of battle
Caylah	Girl	Party
Caylee	Boy, Girl	slim and fair
Cayleigh	Boy, Girl	Party
Cayley	Boy, Girl	From the forest
Caylie	Boy, Girl	slim and fair, darling, or beloved
Caylin	Boy, Girl	girl; pure
Ceallach	Boy, Girl	Strife
Ceara	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Cearbhallan	Boy	Small champion.
Cearnach	Boy	Victorious
Ceili	Girl	traditional Celtic dance; slender
Ceilidh	Girl	visit, visiting
Ceirnin	Boy	Small, Dark-skinned
Cian	Boy, Unisex	Ancient
Ciaran	Boy, Girl	Small, Dark-skinned
Cinnfhail	Boy	From the head of the cliff.
Cleary	Boy, Girl	learned one
Cleland	Boy	From a place with clay
Clunainach	Boy	From the meadow.
Cobhan	Boy	Dwells by the hillside hollow.
Coillcumhann	Boy	From the narrow forest
Coleen	Boy, Girl	Girl
Coleman	Boy, Girl	Charcoal burner, Peace
Coll	Boy	high
Colleen	Boy, Girl	Girl
Collena	Girl	Girl
Collene	Girl	Girl
Collens	Boy	A young hound
Colm	Boy	Disciple of Saint Columbia
Conlan	Boy	Hero
Conley	Boy, Girl	Ardent, Wise
Conn	Boy	Knowledgable, Wise
Connolly	Boy, Girl	Brave counsel, Wise
Connor	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.
Connors	Boy	Loving wolves
Corcoran	Boy	Reddish skin
Cori	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Cormac	Boy, Girl	Charioteer
Cormag	Boy	Son of the raven
Cormic	Boy	Charioteer
Cormick	Boy	Charioteer
Corwan	Boy	Raven, Black hair
Corwin	Boy, Girl	Raven, Black hair
Corwinn	Boy	from beyond the hill; heart's friend or companion
Corwyn	Boy, Girl	Raven, Black hair
Corwynn	Boy	from beyond the hill; heart's friend or companion
Cowan	Boy, Girl	Twin
Craig	Boy, Girl	From near the crag
Cray	Boy	Prolific
Criostoir	Boy	Christ bearer.
Cronan	Boy	Little dark one
Curran	Boy, Girl	Hero
Cyna	Girl	Wise
Dacey	Boy, Girl	Of the nobility
Daegan	Boy, Girl	Black haired
Dagen	Boy, Girl	Black haired
Dailey	Boy, Girl	Assembly, From the valley
Daley	Boy	From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Dálaigh meaning "descendant of Dálach". The name Dálach means "assembly" in Gaelic.
Daly	Boy, Girl	From a surname which was a variant of DALEY.
Darby	Boy, Girl, Unisex	From an English surname, which was derived from the name of the town of Derby, meaning "deer town" in Old Norse.
Darcy	Boy, Girl, Unisex	From an English surname which was derived from Norman French d'Arcy, originally denoting one who came from Arcy in France. This was the surname of a c
Darick	Boy	Gifted ruler
Darin	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Variant of DARREN. This was the adopted surname of the singer Bobby Darin (1936-1973), who was born Robert Cassotto and chose his stage name from a st
Darra	Girl	Small great one, Riches
Darren	Boy, Girl	From araines
Darrin	Boy, Girl	Variant of DARREN.
Darroch	Boy	Gifted ruler
Daryn	Boy, Girl	Daryn
Deegan	Boy, Girl	Black haired
Deidra	Girl	Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted
Deirbhile	Girl	Deirbhile
Deirdre	Boy, Girl	Young girl, One who rages, Broken-hearted
DeLaina	Girl	Descendant of the challenger
Dempsey	Boy, Girl	Proud
Derby	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Free
Dermod	Boy	Free
Dermott	Boy	free man; the Lord exalts
Derry	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Ruler
Derval	Girl	True desire
Dervila	Girl	Poet's child
Devin	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Resembling a God, Poet, One who takes chances, Fawn
Devlin	Boy, Girl	Brave
Diarmad	Boy	Free man.
Diarmaid	Boy	free man
Diarmid	Boy	free man
Dillon	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Faithful, Sea
Diorbhall	Girl
Dolan	Boy, Girl	Dark, Bold
Donahue	Boy, Girl	Surname
Donalda	Girl	world mighty
Donnie	Boy, Girl	Ruler of the world, Brown stranger
Donovan	Boy, Girl	Brown-haired chieftain
Doyl	Boy	Dark stranger
Driscol	Boy	Interpreter
Dubhgan	Boy	Dark skinned.
Duff	Boy	Black
Duffey	Boy	swarthy
Duffie	Boy, Girl	swarthy
Duffy	Boy, Girl	Dark faced
Dugald	Boy	From the dark water
Dugan	Boy, Girl	From the dark water
Duglas	Boy	Dark stranger
Dunbar	Boy	castle headland
Duncan	Boy, Girl	Meaning 'brown warrior' or 'dark skinned fighter'. Taken from the words 'donn', meaning brown and 'cath' meaning warrior.
Dundee	Boy	fort on the Tay
Dunham	Boy	Dark skinned warrior
Dunn	Boy, Girl	Brown
Dunne	Boy	Brown
Duryea	Boy	Duryea
Dymphna	Girl	Suitable one, Virgin saint
Eachthighearn	Boy	Horse lord.
Ealasaid	Girl	Scottish Gaelic form of ELIZABETH.
Eamon	Boy	Variant of ÉAMONN.
Eamonn	Boy	Irish form of EDMUND.
Earvin	Boy	Friend
Eavan	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of AOIBHEANN.
Edana	Girl	Latinized form of ÉTAÃN. This was the name of an early Irish saint.
Egon	Boy	Derived from the Germanic element ag, which means "edge of a sword".
Eidan	Boy	fire
Eideann	Girl	Fiery.
Eiden	Boy, Girl	fire
Eileen	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Champion, Lovable
Eilgin	Boy	high-minded or little Ireland
Eilginn	Boy	high-minded or little Ireland
Eilionoir	Girl	Scottish form of ELEANOR.
Eilise	Girl	with God
Eimear	Girl	Variant of ÉIMHEAR.
Eimhir	Girl	Scottish form of EMER.
Eire	Girl	Ireland
Eireann	Boy, Girl	From Éireann, the genitive case of Gaelic Éire, meaning "Ireland". It is commonly Anglicized as Erin.
Eirin	Girl	Ireland
Eirinn	Girl	Ireland
Eiryn	Girl	Ireland
Eirynn	Girl	Ireland
Elgin	Boy, Girl	Noble, White
Elgine	Boy	Noble, White
Eljin	Boy, Girl	Noble, White
Elva	Girl	Impartial judgement, Close
Eoghan	Boy	God's gift
Erin	Boy, Girl	Peace, Western island
Erina	Boy, Girl	From Ireland
Erinn	Boy, Girl	Ireland
Erinna	Girl	Peace, Western island
Erinne	Girl	Peace, Western island
Erline	Girl	Elfin
Erskine	Boy	Green heights
Eryn	Boy, Girl	Peace, Western island
Erynn	Boy, Girl	Peace, Western island
Evander	Boy, Girl	Early founder of rome, Benevolent ruler
Ewan	Boy, Girl	born of yew, youth, or God is gracious
Ewen	Boy	Young
Ewing	Boy, Girl	Youth
Fagen	Boy	Ardent.
Faodhagan	Boy	Ardent.
Faolan	Boy	Means "little wolf", derived from Gaelic fáel "wolf" combined with a diminutive suffix. This was the name of an Irish saint who did missionary work in
Farquhar	Boy	Anglicized form of FEARCHAR.
Fennella	Girl	White shouldered
Fergal	Boy	Anglicized form of FEARGHAL.
Fergie	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Diminutive and feminine form of FERGUS.
Fergus	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of FEARGHAS.
Ferguson	Boy, Girl	Son of Fergus
Findlay	Boy, Girl	fair-haired courageous one
Fingal	Boy	fair or from Finland
Finian	Boy	Fair heroe, Sunbeam
Finlay	Boy, Girl	Fair heroe, Sunbeam
Finley	Boy, Unisex	Finley means 'fair warrior' or 'fair hero'. It a variation of Finlay.
Finn	Boy, Girl	From Irish mythology meaning 'white' and 'fair warrior'.
Finnegan	Boy, Girl	Fair
Finnian	Boy, Girl	Fair heroe, Sunbeam
Fiona	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
Fionn	Boy	From Celtic origin meaning 'white' or 'fair', it is popular in the Irish language. A variant of Finn and Finley.
Fionnlagh	Boy	Fionnlagh
Fionnula	Girl	White, Fair
Fiora	Boy, Girl	little flower
FIynn	Boy	Ruddy
Flin	Boy	Son of the red-haired man
Frang	Boy	French man
Frannsaidh	Boy	Frank.
Gael	Boy, Girl	Stranger
Gaelan	Boy	calm
Gair	Boy	Short
Gairbhith	Boy	Rough.
Galchobhar	Boy	Means "foreign help" in Irish.
Galen	Boy, Girl	Modern form of the Greek name (Galenos), which meant "calm" from Greek (galene). It was borne by a 2nd-century BC Greco-Roman physician who contribu
Gallagher	Boy, Girl	From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Gallchobhair meaning "descendant of GALLCHOBHAR".
Galloway	Boy	From Gaul
Gallway	Boy	foreign Gael
Galvin	Boy	Sparrow
Galyn	Boy, Girl	calm
Gannon	Boy, Girl	The God of silence
Garbhach	Boy	Rough.
Garbhan	Boy	Means "little rough one" from Irish garbh "rough" combined with a diminutive suffix. This was the name of a 7th-century Irish saint.
Gaylen	Boy, Girl	calm
Gaynor	Boy, Girl	Medieval form of GUINEVERE.
Gearald	Boy
Gille	Boy	Eathain - Gaelic form of Gillian.
Gilleasbuig	Boy	Brave
Giolla	Girl	Servant
Giorsal	Girl
Girven	Boy	Language of God
Girvyn	Boy	Rough.
Glanvill	Boy	village in the glen
Glen	Boy, Girl	From the valley
Glenda	Girl	fair or good
Glenn	Boy, Girl	Valley
Glenna	Girl	Of the glen
Glenvill	Boy	village in the glen
Glenville	Boy	Glenville
Gordan	Boy	Hero
Gorden	Boy	large fortification
Gordie	Boy, Girl	From the cornered hill
Gordon	Boy, Girl	From the marshes
Gorman	Boy, Girl	Blue
Grady	Boy, Girl	Noble, Illustrious
Grainne	Girl	Love
Grania	Girl	Love
Grantham	Boy, Girl	From the great meadow
Grantley	Boy	From the large meadow
Gus	Boy, Girl	Exalted
Hagan	Boy, Girl	Little Hugh
Hagen	Boy, Girl	youthful one
Hurley	Boy, Girl	Sea tide
Iain	Boy, Girl	Scottish form of JOHN.
Inver	Boy, Girl	estuary
Irv	Boy	Lover of the sea
Irven	Boy	White
Irvin	Boy, Girl	From the city
Irvine	Boy, Girl	Lover of the sea
Irving	Boy, Girl	Friend
Irvyn	Boy	White
Isobail	Girl	Devoted to God.
Kade	Boy, Girl	Variant of CADE.
Kaden	Boy, Girl	Variant of CADEN.
Kael	Boy, Girl	slender or fair
Kaelan	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Kaelan
Kaelee	Girl	Variant of KAYLEE.
Kaeleigh	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaeley	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaeli	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaelie	Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaelin	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kagan	Boy, Girl	small flame or ardent
Kailee	Boy, Girl	Variant of KAYLEE.
Kaili	Boy, Girl	A deity
Kain	Boy, Girl	Form of CAIN used in the Greek Old Testament.
Kaine	Boy, Girl	Warrior
Kainen	Boy, Girl	Warrior
Kalan	Boy, Girl, Unisex	Greater, Bigger, Senior
Kalee	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kalen	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaley	Boy, Girl	Variant of KAYLEE.
Kalie	Boy, Girl	Variant of CALLIE or KAYLEE.
Kalin	Boy, Girl	Masculine form of KALINA.
Kallan	Boy, Girl	battle or rock
Kallen	Boy, Girl	Slim
Kane	Boy, Girl	Anglicized form of CATHÁN.
Kayl	Boy, Girl	Living near a narrow channel
Kaylea	Boy, Girl	Unknown
Kaylee	Boy, Girl	Kaylee is of particular popularity within England and has various other spellings. From it's Celtic origins, the name means 'slender', however, the na
Kayleen	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaylei	Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kaylene	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kayli	Boy, Girl	Keeper of the keys
Kayliegh	Boy, Girl	An anglicized spelling of the Gaelic word for 'dance' or 'celebration' - ceilidh.
Kaylleigh	Girl	keeper of the keys; pure, slender
Kaylley	Girl	keeper of the keys; pure, slender
Keagan	Boy, Girl	A variant form of the name Keegan meaning 'descendant of Aodhagan'.
Kealey	Girl	slender, pretty
Kealy	Boy, Girl	Handsome
Keanan	Boy	Keanan is an Irish name that means 'ancient' or 'little ancient one'.
Keefe	Boy	Lovable, Handsome, Noble
Keefer	Boy, Girl	Lovable, Handsome, Noble
Keegan	Boy, Girl	Intelligent
Keel	Boy, Girl	Beautiful, Graceful
Keelan	Boy, Girl, Unisex	The name Keelan is derived from the word 'caol' which means 'slender' or 'fair'.
Keeland	Boy	Little, Slender
Keeler	Boy, Girl	Beautiful, Graceful
Keeley	Boy, Girl	Lively, Aggressive
Keeli	Boy, Girl	slender, pretty
Keelia	Girl	Slender, Fair
Keelie	Girl	slender, pretty
Keely	Boy, Girl	Handsome
Keelyn	Boy, Girl	Lively, Aggressive
Keenan	Boy, Girl	Irish meaning ancient, English meaning sharp, Little ancient one
Keer	Boy	dusky, dark-haired, dark-skinned, or swarthy
Keeva	Boy, Girl	Keeva means 'fair' or 'gentle'. It is a variant of the name Caoimhe.
Keighley	Girl	slender, pretty

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Bringer of joy. Gender: Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Hebrew.

2. Adair

From an English surname which was derived from the given name EDGAR. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, German.

3. Aden

Variant of AIDAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

4. Aedan

Older form of AODHÁN. This was the name of a 6th-century king of the Scots. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Ancient Irish, Celtic, Gaelic.

5. Aeran

Ireland. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

6. Aerin

Ireland. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

7. Aerynne

Ireland. Gender: Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

8. Aherin

horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

9. Aherne

horse-lord. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

10. Aidan

Help, Intelligent. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Irish, Muslim.

11. Aidana

fire. Gender: Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

12. Aidano

fire. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic.

13. Aideen

Anglicized form of ÉTAÃN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Irish.

14. Aiden

Powerful. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Hindu.

15. Aidyn

fire. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

16. Aila

Finnish form of ÁILE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Finnish, Gaelic, Irish, Scottish.

17. Ailee

Ailee. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

18. Ailill

Means "elf" in Irish Gaelic. This name occurs frequently in Irish legend, borne for example by the husband of Queen Medb. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic, Irish.

19. Ailpein

Scottish Gaelic form of ALPIN. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic, Scottish.

20. Ailsa

From Ailsa Craig, the name of an island off the west coast of Scotland, which is of uncertain derivation. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, German, Hebrew, Norse, Scottish.

21. Aine

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.

22. Airin

Ireland. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

23. Aisling

Means "dream" or "vision" in Irish Gaelic. This name was created in the 20th century. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Irish.

24. Aithne

Possibly a variant of EITHNE. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Irish.

25. Alan

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.

26. Alana

Feminine form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic, Latin.

27. Alano

Handsome. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic, German, Spanish.

28. Alasdair

Scottish form of ALEXANDER. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Greek, Scottish.

29. Alastair

Anglicized form of ALASDAIR. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Greek, Scottish.

30. Alayne

Beautiful, Dear child. Gender: Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Hawaiian, Irish.

31. Alistair

Anglicized form of ALASDAIR. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Greek, Scottish.

32. Alistaire

Protector of mankind, Defender, Helper. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic, Greek, Scottish.

33. Allen

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. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic.

34. Allister

man's defender. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Greek.

35. Ally

Fair, Beautiful. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: French, Gaelic, Greek.

36. Allyn

Variant or feminine form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Gaelic, German.

37. Angus

Anglicized form of AONGHUS. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic, Scottish.

38. Annabelle

Variant of ANNABEL. It can also be taken as a combination of ANNA and BELLE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Gaelic, Hebrew, Italian, Latin.

39. Ansley

Variant of AINSLEY. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Gaelic.

40. Aoibheann

Means "beautiful sheen" in Irish Gaelic. This was the name of the mother of Saint Enda. It was also borne by Irish royalty. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Irish.

41. Aoife

Derived from the Irish word aoibh, meaning 'beauty'. According to Irish legend Aoife was the greatest female warrior in the world. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic, Irish, Scottish.

42. Apirka

Pleasant. Gender: Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

43. Arinne

Ireland. Gender: Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

44. Arland

Pledge, Vow. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

45. Arlen

Meaning unknown, possibly from a surname. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic.

46. Arlene

Variant of ARLINE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, English, Gaelic.

47. Arlenn

pledge or oath. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic.

48. Arles

Pledge, Vow. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Gaelic.

49. Arlie

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. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: British, Celtic, English, Gaelic.

50. Arlin

pledge or oath. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Gaelic.

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