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Aberdeen - city in Scotland |
Kenzie - fair |
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Abhainn - river |
Kerk - from the church |
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Acair - anchor |
Kermichil - from Michael's fortress |
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Achaius - friend of a horse |
Kerr - man of strength |
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Adair - from the oak-tree ford |
Kilt - Scottish clothing |
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Adhamh - of the earth |
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Ail - from the stony place |
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Aila - from the strong place |
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Ailbert - noble |
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Ailean - handsome |
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Ailein - from the green meadow |
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Aillig, ail - from the stony place |
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Aindreas - strong |
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Ainsley - place |
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Akir - anchor |
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Akira - anchor |
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Alastair - form of Alexander |
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Alpin - blond |
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Alpina - blond |
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Angus - unnaturally strong |
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Anice - form of Ann |
Kin - from the top of the cliff |
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Annabel - beautiful grace |
Kinnon - fair born |
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Annabella - beautiful grace |
Kinny - from the top of the cliff |
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Aoidh - spirited |
Kirk - from the church |
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Argylel - from the land of the gauls |
Lach - lives by a lake |
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Armstrong - strong arm |
Lachlan - warring |
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Artair - bear |
Laddie - little boy |
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Athdar - from the oak-tree ford |
Lainie - serves John |
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Bac, bhaic - bank |
Laird - lord |
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Baird |
Laire - mare |
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Balfour - from the pastureland |
Lamont - man of law |
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Balloch - from the pasture |
Laochailan - warring |
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Balmoral - from the majestic village |
Lara - mare |
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Barclay |
Laren - serves lawrence |
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Bean, baen - fair-skinned |
Leana - serves John |
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Bearnard - bear strong |
Leathan - river |
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Beathan - son of the right hand |
Leith - river |
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Beathas - wise |
Leod - ugly |
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Beiste - beast |
Lindsay - from the island of the lime tree |
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Beth - lively |
Lioslaith - dwells at the gray fortress |
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Bhaic - bank |
Livingstone - from livingston |
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Bhaltair - strong fighter |
Lochinvar |
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Bhraghad - from the upper part |
Logan - servant of Finnian |
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Biast - beast |
Lundie, Lundy - from the island grove |
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Birk - from a birch tree |
Luthais - famous warrior |
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Blair - peat moss |
Mac - son of |
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Bonnie - beautiful |
Macadam - son of Adam |
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Bonny - beautiful |
Macalister - son of Alasdair |
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Both - from the stone house |
Macalpine - son of Alpine |
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Bothan - from the stone house |
Macandrew - son of Andrew |
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Bradana - salmon |
Macarthur - son of Arthur |
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Braden - salmon |
Macaulay - son of Olaf |
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Braigh - from the upper part |
Macauslan - son of Absalon |
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Braveheart - famous movie |
Macbean, macbain - son of Beathan |
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Breac - speckled |
Macbeth - son of Beth |
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Brice - speckled |
Maccallum - son of Callum |
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Broc - badger |
Macclennan - son of the servant of Finnian |
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Brochan - broken |
Maccloud - son of the ugly man |
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Bruce |
Maccoll - son of Coll |
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Bryce - speckled |
Macdhuibh - son of the black man |
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Buchanan - from the cannons seat |
MacDonald - son of the ruler of the world |
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Cadha - from the steep place |
Macdonell - son of the ruler of the world |
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Cailean - virile |
Macdougal - son of Dougal |
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Caillen - virile |
Macdubhgall - son of Dougal |
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Caladh - harbor |
Macduff - son of the black man |
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Callum - bald dove |
Macewen - son of Ewen |
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Cam, Crom - crooked |
Wynda - from the narrow passage |
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Camden - from the winding valley |
Macfarlane - son of Farlan |
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Cameron - crooked nose |
Macfie - son of the dark of peace |
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Campbell - crooked mouth |
Macgillivray - son of the servant of judgment |
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Carmichael - friend of Saint Michael |
Macgowan - son of the smith |
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Carr - from the broken, mossy ground |
Macgregor - son of a shepherd |
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Cathair - from the broken, mossy ground |
Machair - plain |
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Ceard - smith |
Machar - plain |
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Ceardach - smith |
Macinnes - son of the unique choice |
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Chalmer - rules the home |
Macintosh - son of the thane |
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Chalmers - rules the home |
Macintyre - son of the carpenter |
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Chattan - clan of the cats |
Maciver - son of an archer |
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Chisholm |
Mack - son of |
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Christie - christian |
Mackay - son of fire |
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Christy - christian |
Mackendrick - son of Henry |
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Clach - stone |
Mackenzie - son of the fair man |
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Cleit - rocky eminence |
Mackinley - son of Kinley |
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Clennan - servant of Finnian |
Mackinnon - son of the fair born |
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Coira - seething pool |
Mackintosh - son of the thane |
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Colin - victory of the people |
Maclachlan - son of Lachlan |
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Colin - virile |
Maclaine, Maclean - son of the servant of John |
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Comyn - from Comines |
Maclaren - son of Laren |
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Connery - in honor of the famous Scot, Sean Connery |
Macleod - son of the ugly man |
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Cora - seething pool |
Macmillan - son of the bald man |
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Corey - seething pool |
Macnab - son of the abbot |
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Cory - seething pool |
Macnaughton - son of the pure one |
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Craig - dwells at the crag |
Macneill - son of the champion |
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Crannog - lake dweller |
Macniall - son of the champion |
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Creighton - from the farm by the creek |
Macnicol - son of the conquering people |
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Cromwell - from the crooked well |
Macpherson - son of the parson |
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Culloden - from the nook of the marsh |
Macquarrie - son of the proud man |
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Cumin - from Comines |
Macqueen - son of the good man |
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Cumming - from Comines |
Macrae - son of grace |
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Cunningham - from Cunningham |
Macray - son of grace |
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Dacey - from the south |
Mactavish - form of Thomas, twin |
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Dallas - from the waterfall |
Maggie - form of Margartet |
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Dalziel - from the little field |
Mairi - bitter |
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Dalyell - from the little field |
Maisie - form of Margartet |
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Darach - oak |
Malcolm - follower of Saint Columba |
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Dearg - red |
Maolmuire - dark-skinned |
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Domhnull - all-ruler |
Marcail - pearl |
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Donel - all-ruler |
Matheson - bear son |
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Donell - all-ruler |
Maxwell |
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Doug - from the dark water |
Moibeal - lovable |
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Dougal - black stranger |
Moire - bitter |
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Doughall - black stranger |
Moireach - lady |
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Douglas - from the dark water |
Moncreiffe - from the hill of the sacred bough |
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Dour - from the water |
Montgomery |
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Drummand - at the ridge |
Morag - Gaelic for Mary |
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Drummond - at the ridge |
Morogh - man of the sea |
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Duff - black |
Morrison - son of the servant of Mary |
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Duncan - brown warrior |
Muir - from the moor |
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Dunmore - from the great hill fortress |
Muirfinn - dwells near the beautiful sea |
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Eara - from the east |
Munro - man from ro |
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Earie - from the east |
Munroe - man from ro |
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Edeen - from Edinburgh |
Murdoc - protector of the sea |
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Edina - from Edinburgh |
Murdock - protector of the sea |
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Edine - from Edinburgh |
Murray - man of the sea |
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Eilig - from the deer pass |
Nab - abbot |
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Eiric - ruler |
Nachto - pure |
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Eirica - ruler |
Nairna - dwells at the alder-tree river |
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Erskine - from the top of the cliff |
Nairne - dwells at the alder-tree river |
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Evan, Van - right-handed |
Naughton - pure |
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Farlan - son of the furrows |
Nealcail - victorious people |
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Farlane - son of the furrows |
Ness - from the headland |
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Farquharson - son of the dear one |
Niall - champion |
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Feandan - from the narrow glen |
Nighean - young woman |
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Fearchar - dear one |
Nighinn - young woman |
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Fearchara - dear one |
Norval - from the north valley |
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Fenella - form of Finola |
Ogilvie - from the high peak |
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Fergus - first choice |
Oidhche - night |
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Ferguson - son of the first choice |
Oliphant - great strength |
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Fergusson - son of the first choice |
Padruig - royal |
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Fie - dark of peace |
Parlan - farmer |
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Fingal Scottish giant |
Payton - royal |
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Firth - arm of the sea |
Peyton - royal |
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Fletcher - maker of arrows |
Pherson - parson |
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Forbes - headstrong |
Quarrie - proud |
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Fraser - strawberry flowers |
Quarry - proud |
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Fyfe - from Fifeshire |
Rae - grace |
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Gair - short |
Ramsey - from Ramsey |
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Gare - short |
Raoghnailt - lamb |
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Gavin - white hawk |
Ray - grace |
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Gawain - white hawk |
Robena - robin |
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Ghillie dhu - type of Scottish knife |
Robertson - son of Robert |
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Gilbarta - pledge |
Robina - robin |
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Gilleasbuig - bold |
Robroy Macgregor - Scottish hero |
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Gillecriosd - Christ-bearer |
Ronald - mighty, powerful |
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Gillivray - servant of judgment |
Rose - flower |
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Goraidh - peaceful |
Ross - from the peninsula |
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Gordain - hero |
Roy - red |
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Gordan - hero |
Sandy - defender of man |
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Gow - a smith |
Scot - wanderer |
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Gowan - a smith |
Scott - wanderer |
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Graham - from the gray home |
Scotty - wanderer |
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Grant - great |
Scrymgeour - fighter |
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Greerform of Gregory |
Shaw - terse |
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Gregor - vigilant |
Shawe - terse |
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Gunn - white |
Sheigra - Scottish village |
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Hamilton - from Hameldone |
Sheiling - from the summer pasture |
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Hamish |
Sileas - youthful |
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Harailt - leader |
Sima - listener |
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Hay - from the stockade |
Sinclair - from Saint-Clair-Sur-Elle |
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Haye - from the stockade |
Siubhan - praised |
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Henderson - son of Henry |
Siusan - lily |
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Henson - son of Henry |
Skaliwagg - name for lovable oaf |
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Home, Hume - from the cave |
Skean dhu - name of Scottish dagger |
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Houston - from Hughs Town |
Skene - from Skene |
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Hume - from the cave |
Struan - stream |
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Ian - god is gracious |
Sutherland - from Sutherland |
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Inghea - daughter |
Tara - mythical hill |
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Innis - Gaelic for island |
Tavis - twin |
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Irvin - from the city |
Tavish - twin |
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Irving - from the city |
Tearlach - strong |
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Iseabal - form of Joan |
Tira - land |
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Isobel - form of Joan |
Todd - fox |
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Iver - archer |
Torra - from the castle |
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Johnson - son of John |
Tyra - land |
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Kayi - fire |
Urquhart - from the fount on the knoll |
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Keith - from the battleground |
Vika - from the creek |
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Kennedy - ugly head |
Wallace - Welsh |