Female Scottish Baby Names, Page 2

Choosing a Scottish baby name gifts your child the sound of the highlands, the warmth of Scottish hospitality, and a heritage of poets, kings, and clans. Scottish baby names draw from Scottish Gaelic, Lowland Scots, Norse (via the Viking settlers in Orkney and Shetland), and old English — a beautiful mix of influences. Whether you trace your family to Aberdeen or simply love the sound of a rolling R, Scottish baby names feel strong, distinctive, and rooted.

Lovely Scottish baby names for boys include Callum (dove — the national tree emblem), Hamish (James in Gaelic), Finlay or Finley (fair warrior), Angus (one strength — the Celtic god of love), Malcolm (devotee of Saint Columba), Duncan (dark warrior), and Lachlan (from the lake land). For girls, explore Isla (pronounced EYE-la, a Scottish island), Ailsa (a rocky island), Catriona (pronounced ka-TREE-na, Scottish for Catherine), Mairi (pronounced MAH-ree, Scottish for Mary), Iona (another sacred Scottish island), and Fiona (fair, from the Gaelic fionn). Clan names like MacKenzie, Cameron, and Blair work beautifully as first names for both boys and girls.

When picking one, say it out loud with your last name — Scottish names sing with certain vowels. If you love Celtic tradition, also explore our Irish baby names, German baby names, or our Goddess baby names collection. A Scottish baby name gives your child the music of the glens as a lifelong signature.