Gaelic Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 4
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Scottish Gaelic, too known as Scots Gaelic or basically Gaelic, could be a dialect (within the Celtic department of the Indo-European dialect family) local to the Gaels of Scotland. As a Goidelic dialect, Scottish Gaelic, as well as both Irish and Manx, created out of Ancient Irish.
It became a particular talked dialect at some point within the 13th century within the Center Irish period, in spite of the fact that a common scholarly dialect was shared by the Gaels of both Ireland and Scotland until well into the 17th century. Most of modern Scotland was once Gaelic-speaking, as proved particularly by Gaelic-language place names.
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Gaelic Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
a word which in essence means a beautiful friend or green and fresh water. | ||
a feminized word which has the meaning of a beautiful friend or fresh and green water. | ||
in essence it means water that is green and fresh or a beautiful friend. | ||
a Gaelic word for fire. | ||
a Celtic word meaning fire. | ||
a feminized word which means fire. | ||
a Gaelic word for justice. | ||
brave boar or strong boar. | ||
a Gaelic word which means as brave as a boar. | ||
He who is like a rock. Also means a man who made a choice | ||
A raven-like woman | ||
A little Wolf; name of a saint | ||
A person who is fair and mythology | ||
A little fair-haired soldier | ||
A light-colored child | ||
A fair Sranger who is powerful | ||
A courageous soldier who is fair | ||
White or fair (latinised version of fionna) | ||
A variant of the word 'Forba' it means a field or an arena | ||
A helpful person who is glorious | ||
Name of an ancient saint. | ||
One who is a foreigner; of another land | ||
Strange Gauls; a city of Ireland | ||
Means castrated male horse. | ||
Gillies is a male name and means The Servant of Jesus. It is of Gaelic origins. | ||
Gillion is a Scottish, Gaelic male name. The meaning of the name Gillion is Servant of St.James. | ||
Gilloman is a male English name. Gilloman is a very rare name and originates from French and Gaelic name and means Young Man, The One full of Youth. | ||
Gillon is a male name of Gaelic origin. Means Servant of St.John. | ||
Gilmor is a male name of Gaelic origin. The meaning of the name Gilmor is Devoted. | ||
Gilson is more used as a surname than a first name and means The Bright Pledge. | ||
Giorsal is a Gaelic name and means Having Grey Hair, | ||
The meaning of the name Glen is From The Valley | ||
Glencora means Lady of the Valley or Heart of the Valley | ||
Glynnis means From the Glen and is female name | ||
Gray Hiared man. In simple word it means a very intelligent person. | ||
It means the Red king, from words ruadh (red-coloured hair or complexion) and rÃgh (ie - king). It is mostly used in Ireland and Scottish. It has many forms, such as Ruairi, Ruairidh and the most common Rory. This was the name of the last high king of Ir | ||
Ingenious | ||
A tide of the sea | ||
A Surname in old British | ||
Honour | ||
Oda's child | ||
Kael means Mighty Warrior | ||
Kailla means Narrow | ||



