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Scottish Girl Baby Names
This is a collection of pages which shows individual baby names sorted into country names and then sorted into strict alphabetical order. You can search for baby names from countries such as Scotland, Ireland and Gaelic names from this page. This page concentrates on Scottish baby Girls names and their meanings. Of course they are mainly first names but there are some Scotland family or Scottish surnames also. Consider also Scottish Girl Gaelic names which are very traditional names of old
This page looks at a wide variety of names from the popular to the less well known. This page list the Scottish Girls names alphabetically but there are many other ways to use the site. You can You can use the menu to the left to select what country you wish and whether it is boys or girls names you require. You can also use the site to search for different names using a wide variety of search terms by using the search page. |
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June |
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Scottish girls name which is simply named after the month. A practice thought to have originated in France |
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Kara |
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Scottish girls name whose exact origins are unclear. Thought to be a shortened version of Katharine or linked to the Gaelic Farquhar meaning friend |
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Karen |
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Scottish girls name which is thought to originate in the Scandinavian form of Katrine |
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Kay |
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Scottish girls name whose origins are unclear. Also spelled with an e at the end |
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Kerry |
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Scottish girls name which (surprisingly) appears to have originated in Australia |
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Kim |
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Scottish girls name which is the shortened version of Kimberley which itself is thought to have originated from the old English name of Cyneburg |
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Kirstie |
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A follower of Christ, a Christian |
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Lassie |
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not really a name, more of a description for a little girl |
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Lee |
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Scottish boys name although can also be used as a girls name and its meaning is derived from the placename meaning wood, clearing or pasture. |
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Lesley |
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From an ancient surname. girl's spelling of name. |
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Letitia |
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Scottish girls name from the Latin for gladness |
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Lillian |
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Scottish girls name which is thought to origiante from the Latin for Lily |
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Linda |
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Used throughout Britain, this Scottish girls name is thought ot originate from the Spanish for pretty or, more unlikely, the Germanic word for serpent |
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Lindsay |
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This can be a Scottish boy or girls name (same spelling). originally a Clan surname can be used as a first name. Thought to originate from an English or Norman placename. Can also be spelled with a y (Lyndsay) or without the d |
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Lisa |
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Scottish girls name which is simply a shortened version of Elizabeth |
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Lorna |
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Invented by an author ( R D Blackmore) and relates to the heroine of his 1860s novel Lorna Doone. May originally be derived from a Scottish placename. |
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Lorraine |
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Scottish girls name which originates in France |
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Louise |
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Scottish girls name which came from the Latin Louisa which is the femine form of Louis |
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Lucy |
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Scottish girls name which was historically used to name children born at dawn or daybreak. Originates in the Latin for light |
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Lyndsay |
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From an old surname |
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Lynn |
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Scottish girls name which is a modern (20th Century) invention. Exact origins unknown |
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Lynsey |
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alternative spelling of lyndsey, from an old surname |
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