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All Names - Girl Names Only 1 2 3 4 5 Abelard: Resolute Adal: Noble Adalard: Brave Adalbert: Intelligent or noble Adalgar: Noble spearman Aherne: Owns many horses Aidan: Little fire, ardent Aidan was popular in Ireland in the 7th century after the famous Irish monk Aidan, and was revived in the early 19th century Aiden: Fiery Ailean: Handsome Ailen: Handsome Ailin: Handsome Aindreas: Manly Airdsgainne: From the height of the cliff Airleas: Pledge Al: Diminutive of Alistair - A Scottish Gaelic Form of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man Alai: Defender of man Alasdair: Form of ALEXANDER - Defender of mankind Alastair: Form of Alexander defender of mankind Alaster: Defender of man Alistair: A Scottish Gaelic Form of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man Alistaire: Form of Alexander defender of mankind Alister: Form of Alexander defender of mankind Allie: Diminutive of Alistair - A Scottish Gaelic Form of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man Allister: Defender of man Ally: Diminutive of Alistair - A Scottish Gaelic Form of Alexander from the Greek meaning defender of man Alroy: Red haired Angus: Superior strength Aodh: Spirit Aodhagan: Ardent Aodhhan: Ardent Aonghus: Superior strength Arlen: Pledge Arregaithel: From the land of the Gaels Art: Rock Artur: Rock Athdar: From the oak tree ford Athdara: From the oak tree ford Bacstair: Baker Bailefour: From the pasture land Baillidh: Steward Bain: Lives near the clear stream Bainbridge: Lives by the bridge over the stream Bainhrydge: Lives by the bridge over the stream Baird: Poet Balfor: Form of Balfour - From the grazing land Balfore: Form of Balfour - From the grazing land Balfour: From the grazing land Banain: Little blond one Banning: Little blond one Baran: Noble warrior Bard: Poet Barra: Spear Barry: Spear Barrymore: Form of Barry - Pointed object Batair: Strong warrior Beagan: Little one Beagen: Little one Beagin: Form of BEAGAN -Small child Bealantin: Form of BALLANTINE Bearach: Spear Bearnard: Gaelic form of Bernard Beatie: Blesses Beattie: Bringer of joy; blesses Beatty: Blesses Bebhinn: Harmony Bharain: Lives near the clear stream Bheathain: Lives near the clear stream Bhruic: Badger Biadhaiche: Blesses Blain: Form of Blaine - Thin Blaine: Thin Blair: Child of the fields Blane: Form of Blaine - Thin Bofind: White cow Boid: Form of Boyd - Blonde Bow: Diminutive of Bowen - Small son Bowen: Small son Bowie: Blond Bowyn: Blond Boyd: From the Scottish Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning yellow Used commonly as a name referring to its owner's blonde hair color Common as both a first name and a surname in Scotland Boyne: White cow Boynton: From the white river Bradach: Spirited Brady: Spirited Bram: Raven Bramm: Form of Bram - Raven Bran: Form of Bram - Raven Brann: Form of Bram - Raven Breandan: Brave Breck: Freckled Brendan: Brave Brendon: Brave Brennan: Brave Brexton: Freckled Brothaigh: From Brodie Brus: From Bruys Buadhachan: Victorious Buidhe: Blond Caelan: Contemporary Form of Cailean 'Child' Cailean: Young dog, or child Cailen: Child Caillen: Child Caimheul: Crooked mouth Caley: Slender Calhoun: From the narrow forest Callum: Dove Can also be a Form of Malcolm - 'Servant/disciple of Columba' Calum: Dove Can also be a Form of Malcolm - 'Servant/disciple of Saint Columba' Cam: Diminutive of Campbell - Crooked mouth; and of Cameron - Bent nose; crooked river Camden: From the crooked valley Camdene: From the crooked valley Cameron: Crooked From the Celtic Cameron meaning Crooked nose Nickname of a Highland chieftain with a crooked nose Camp: Diminutive of Campbell - Crooked mouth CampbeIl: Crooked mouth Campbell: Crooked mouth Camron: Form of CAMERON - Bent nose, crooked river Camshron: Crooked Caolabhuinn: From the narrow river Caolaidhe: Slender Caomhan: Handsome Caramichil: Friend of Saint Michael Carlie: Small champion Carlin: Small champion Carling: Form of Carlin - Small champion Carly: Diminutive of Carlin - Small champion Carmichael: Follower of Michael; friend of Saint Michael Carmichail: Son of the one who served Saint Michael Carne: Form of English surname CAIRN - Landmark or memorial of piled-up stones Carney: Victorious Carol: Champion Carolan: Form of Carlin - Small champion Carollan: Form of Carlin - Small champion Carolus: Champion Carraig: Rocky headland Carrick: Rocky headland Carroll: Champion Casey: Brave Casidhe: Clever Cassidy: Clever Cathaoirmore: Great warrior Cathasach: Brave Cathmor: Great warrior Cathmore: Great warrior Cavan: Handsome Ceallach: Warrior Ceannfhionn: Blond Cearbhallan: Small champion Cearnach: Victorious Ceileachan: Little champion Cein: Ancient Cerin: Little dark one |