Adair - "oak tree ford"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish and Irish
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Agnes - "pure, virginal"
Gender: Female
Origin: Greek
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Aileas - "noble"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish form of Alice
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Ailsa - "elf victory"
Pronunciation: AYL-suh
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish from Norse
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Ainslie - unknown meaning
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Alasdair - "defending men"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish variation of Alexander
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Alexina - "defending men"
Gender: Female
Origin: Variation of Alexandra, Greek
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Andrew - "strong and manly"
Gender: Male
Origin: Greek
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Angus - "one strength"
Gender: Male
Origin: Anglicised form of Aonghus, Gaelic
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Archibald - "strong and manly"
Gender: Male
Origin: Greek
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Archie - "truly brave"
Gender: Male
Origin: Diminutive of Archibald, Teutonic
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Arran - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish place-name
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Artair - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Auley - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Blair - "dweller on the plain"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Bruce - "from the brushwood thicket"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish and English from French
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Callum - "dove"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish form of Columba, Latin
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Calum - "dove"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish form of Columba, Latin
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Cameron - "crooked nose"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish surname
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Campbell - "crooked mouth"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Catriona - "pure"
Pronunciation: ka-TREE-na
Gender: Female
Origin: Gaelic form of Katherine
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Clyde - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish river name
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Conall - "strong as a wolf"
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish
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Conran - "descendant of Conaran"
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish, anglicisation of O'conarain
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Craig - "from the rocks"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Creighton - "hilltop town, rocky place"
Pronunciation: CRAY-ton
Gender: Male
Origin: English and Scottish
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Darragh - "oak tree"
Pronunciation: DA-rah
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish
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Davina - "little deer"
Gender: Female
Origin: Hebrew
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Diarmad - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Donnan - "small brown-haired child"
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish
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Dougal - "dark stranger"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Douglas - "black water"
Pronunciation: DUG-las
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Duff - "swarthy"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish
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Dugald - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Duncan - "dark warrior"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Edina - "wealthy"
Gender: Female
Origin: English
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Effie - "pleasant speech"
Gender: Female
Origin: Greek
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Eilidh - "sun, radiant one"
Pronunciation: ay-lee
Gender: Female
Origin: Gaelic
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Eithne - "nut kernel"
Pronunciation: EN-ya
Gender: Female
Origin: Gaelic
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Elsie - "pledged to God"
Gender: Female
Origin: Diminutive of Elizabeth via its Scottish variation, Elspeth
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Elspeth - "pledged to God"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish variation of Elizabeth
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Eoghan - "born of the yew tree"
Pronunciation: OH-in
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish Gaelic
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Eoin - "God is gracious"
Pronunciation: o-wen
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish, variation of John
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Erskine - "from the high cliffs"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Esme - "esteemed, beloved; emerald"
Pronunciation: EZ-may
Gender: Female
Origin: French; Persian
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Euan - "born of the yew tree"
Pronunciation: YOO-un
Gender: Male
Origin: Gaelic, Anglicised form of Eoghann
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Euphemia - "fair speech"
Pronunciation: you-FEM-ee-ah
Gender: Female
Origin: Greek
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Evan - "the Lord is gracious"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Welsh variation of John
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Evander - "bow warrior; strong man"
Pronunciation: eh-VAN-der
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish; Greek
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Ewan - "born of the yew tree"
Pronunciation: YOO-un
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish form of Gaelic Eoghan
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Farquhar - "friendly man"
Pronunciation: far-kar
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Fenella - "white-shouldered one"
Gender: Female
Origin: Celtic
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Fergus - "man of force"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish and Irish
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Fife - unknown meaning
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish word and place-name
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Findlay - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Fingal - "fair stranger"
Gender: Male
Origin: Gaelic
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Finlay - "fair-haired hero"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish and Scottish
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Finola - "white shoulders"
Gender: Female
Origin: Irish
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Fiona - "white, fair"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Flora - "flower"
Gender: Female
Origin: Latin
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Fraser - "strawberry"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish from French
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Fyfe - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Gavin - "white hawk"
Gender: Male
Origin: Celtic
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Gillespie - "bishop's servant"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Glen - "a narrow valley"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Gordon - "great hill"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Graham - "gravelly homestead"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Greer - "alert, watchful"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish, contraction of surname Gregor; Latin
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Gregor - "vigilant, a watchman"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish form of Gregory
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Hamish - "supplanter"
Pronunciation: HAY-mish
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish variation of James
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Hugh - "mind, intellect"
Gender: Male
Origin: English from German
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Iain - "God is gracious"
Gender: Male
Origin: Gaelic variation of John
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Innes - "from the river island"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Iona - unknown meaning
Pronunciation: eye-own-uh
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish place-name
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Ione - unknown meaning
Pronunciation: eye-OH-nee or ee-OH-nee
Gender: Female
Origin: Greek, a violet-coloured stone
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Iseabail - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Ishbel - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Isla - "island"
Pronunciation: eye-la
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish place-name or Spanish
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Ismay - "esteemed, beloved"
Gender: Female
Origin: Possible variation of Esme
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Isobel - "pledged to God"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish variation of Isabel
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Ivar - "yew wood, archer"
Pronunciation: EE-vahr
Gender: Male
Origin: Norse
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Ivor - "yew"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish variation of Welsh Ifor
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Jamesina - "supplanter"
Gender: Female
Origin: Feminine variation of James
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Jean - "God is gracious"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: English and Scottish, from French variation of Johanna
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Keir - "dark, black"
Pronunciation: keer
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish
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Keith - "wood"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Kenna - unknown meaning
Pronunciation: KEN-ah
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish, feminine form of Kenneth
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Kenneth - "born of fire, handsome"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish and Irish
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Kyle - "narrow spit of land"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Lachlan - "from the fjord-land"
Pronunciation: LACK-lin or LOCK-lin
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Lennox - "elm grove"
Pronunciation: LENN-ux
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Lesley - unknown meaning
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Lileas - "flower"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish variation of Lily
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Lilias - "lily"
Gender: Female
Origin: Latin
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Logan - "small hollow"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Lorna - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: English literary name
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Lyle - "someone who lives on an island"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish and English from French
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Macaulay - "son of righteousness"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Magnus - "greatest"
Gender: Male
Origin: Latin
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Mairead - "pearl"
Gender: Female
Origin: Irish, shortened form of Mairghread, variation of Margaret
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Mairi - "bitter"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish variation of Mary
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Maisie - "pearl"
Pronunciation: MAZE-ee
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish diminutive of Margaret
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Malcolm - "devotee of St. Colomba"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Malvina - "smooth-browse one"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Margery - "pearl"
Gender: Female
Origin: Medieval variation of Margaret
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Marjorie - "pearl"
Pronunciation: MARGE-uh-ree
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish variation of Margery, diminutive of Margaret
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Maxwell - "great stream"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Morven - unknown meaning
Pronunciation: MOR-ven
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish, poetic place-name
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Muir - "dweller near the moor"
Pronunciation: myoor
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Muireall - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Mungo - "my pet"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish nickname
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Muriel - "of the bright sea"
Gender: Female
Origin: Irish
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Murray - "settlement by the sea"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Myra - "sweet-smelling oil"
Pronunciation: MY-rah
Gender: Female
Origin: Greek
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Neil - "cloud"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish
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Nessa - "headlands, promontory"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scandinavian
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Niall - "cloud"
Pronunciation: nye-all
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish
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Ninian - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish and Irish
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Niven - "little saint"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Ossian - "little deer"
Pronunciation: UH-sheen
Gender: Male
Origin: Old Irish
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Padraig - "patrician, noble"
Gender: Male
Origin: Irish
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Parlan - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Ramsay - "low-lying land"
Gender: Male
Origin: English
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Rhona - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish, uncertain derivation
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Rona - "might"
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish spelling variation of Rhona; also Norwegian
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Rory - "red king"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Irish
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Ross - "upland, peninsula"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Rowena - "white spear or famous friend"
Pronunciation: ro-WEE-na
Gender: Female
Origin: Welsh
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Ruairidh - unknown meaning
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Senga - "slender"
Pronunciation: SEN-gah
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Sholto - "fruitfulness, fertility"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish from the Gaelic
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Sile - unknown meaning
Gender: Female
Origin: Scottish
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Sinclair - "from the town of St. Clair"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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Skye - unknown meaning
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish place-name
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Stewart - "steward"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Struan - "stream"
Gender: Male
Origin: Gaelic
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Stuart - "steward"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish
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Tam - "twin"
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish variation of Thomas
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Torquil - "Thor's cauldron"
Pronunciation: TOR-kil
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish from Norse
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Uilleam - "resolute protection"
Pronunciation: WIL-lem
Gender: Male
Origin: Scottish variation of William
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Una - "one; also, lamb"
Gender: Female
Origin: Latin
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Wallace - "foreigner, stranger"
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Scottish
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