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All Names - Boy Names Only 1 2 Africa: Pleasant Aigneis: Gaelic forms of Agnes Ailie: Diminutive of Ailis - The Scottish Gaelic form of Alice Ailis: The Scottish Gaelic form of Alice Aimil: Form of AMELIA Aingealag: Angel Airleas: Oath Alain: Bright Alana: This name of uncertain origin may be a feminine form of Man, or derived from the Irish Gaelic word for 'child' Alanna: This name of uncertain origin may be a feminine form of Man, or derived from the Irish Gaelic word for 'child' Alayne: Bright Alina: Bright Allene: Bright Allyn: Bright Amber: Fierce Amhuinn: Lives at the alder tree river Anabal: Joy Annabel: Joy Annabella: Joy Annabelle: Joy Apirka: Pleasant Aselma: Fair Barabal: Stranger Barabell: Stranger Barrie: Feminine form of Barry - Pointed object Beatrice: Feminine form of Beattie - Bringer of joy; blesses Bebhinn: Harmony Beitris: Form of BEATRICE Blaine: Feminine form of Blaine - Thin Blayne: Feminine form of Blaine - Thin Breandan: Little raven Breen: Fairy palace Also Form of Brianna and Sabrina Breena: Fairy palace Also Form of Brianna and Sabrina Brenda: Little raven Caci: Brave Caela: Slender Form of Caley or Cailley - (French) 'from the forest Caelan: Girl, lass Caila: From the forest Caileen: Girl, lass Caileigh: From the forest Cailin: Girl, lass Cailley: From the forest Cailyn: Girl, lass Cairistiona: Christian Cairnaghn: A marker for others to follow Cait: Pure Caitlin: Pure An Irish Gaelic Form of Catherine from the Old French form of the name Caitrin: Form of the Greek Catherine meaning 'pure' Caleigh: From the forest Callan: Powerful in battle Callee: Form of CAYLEY - From the forest Callen: Powerful in battle Calli: Form of Cayley meaning from the forest Callie: Form of Cayley meaning from the forest Calynn: Powerful in battle Carling: Little champion Casey: Brave Casidhe: Dever Cassidy: Dever Cathasach: Brave Cathrine: Form of CATHERINE - Pure Catriona: Pure, clear A Scottish Gaelic Form of 'Catherine', which is the French form of the Latin 'Katharina', from the Greek 'Aikaterina' Cayla: Slender Form of Caley or Cailley - (French) 'from the forest Caylee: From the forest Cayley: From the forest Caylie: From the forest Caylin: Girl, lass Ceallach: Warrior maid Ceara: Spear Ceit: Pure Ciarda: Dark Ciorstag: Christian Ciorstan: Christian Coleen: Girl Colleen: Girl Con: Exalted Cuini: Queen Dara: Oak tree Darra: Oak tree Deardriu: Raging Deidra: Raging Deirdre: Raging Diorbhall: Form of DOROTHY Doire: Ann Doireann: Sullen Domhnall: Derived from two Celtic words meaning 'world mighty' Domhnulla: Rules all Donalda: Rules all Donia: Rules all Doreen: Ann Dorene: Ann Dymphna: Little poet Ealasaid: Devoted to God Edana: Fiery Eideann: Fiery Eihhlin: Form of EILEEN or EVELYN Eilidh: Light Eilionoir: Form of ELEANOR Erienne: Poetic name for Ireland Erin: Poetic name for Ireland Peace Erina: Poetic name for Ireland Erinn: Poetic name for Ireland Erinna: Poetic name for Ireland Erinne: Poetic name for Ireland Erlina: Girl from Ireland Erline: Girl from Ireland Eryn: Poetic name for Ireland Erynn: Poetic name for Ireland Eshne: Little fire, frem Irish Gaelic Ethne: Feminine equivalent of the Irish Gaelic Aidan, a name popular in the 7th century after the famous Irish monk Aidan Fenella: White shoulder From 'Fionnghuala' or 'Fionnuala' Finola: Form of Fenella - White shoulder From 'Fionnghuala' or 'Fionnuala' Fiona: White or fair Reportedly first used as a name by Scottish author William Sharp, who used the pseudonym Fiona MacLeod Fionnghuala: Flower Fionnuala: A Gaelic name of unknown meaning Frangag: Free Ghleanna: Lives in the valley Giorsal: Form of GRIZEL Glen: From the glen Valley Glenn: From the glen Valley Form of Glenna Glenna: Feminine form of Glen or Glenn, derived from the Gaelic 'gleana', meaning valley, or from the glen Glenne: Valley From the glen Glennis: From the glen Valley Glynis: From the glen Valley Glynnes: From the glen Valley Glynnis: From the glen Valley Grainne: Grace Iseabal: Devoted to God Isobail: Devoted to God Ita: Thirsty Kalene: Feminine of Kyle Kallan: Powerful in battle Kallie: Form of Cayley meaning from the forest Kelby: Place by the fountain; spring Kellan: Slender; fair Kelleigh: Lively, aggressive Kellen: Slender; fair Kelley: Lively, aggressive Kelli: Lively; aggressive Kellie: Warrior Kelly: Warrior Kellyanne: Lively, aggressive Kellye: Lively, aggressive Keriam: Dark haired Kerry: Dark haired Kinborough: Royal fortress Commonly used in England until the 18th century, but is used rarely today Kyla: Feminine of Kyle Kylah: Feminine of Kyle Kylea: Feminine of Kyle |