Steeped in ancient legend and the rugged beauty of the highlands, Gaelic baby boy names resonate with mystique and strength. Names like Cian, Eoin, and Seamus evoke tales of warriors and poets, conjuring images of misty landscapes and timeless heritage. Each name offers a distinctive connection to Celtic lore, providing a powerful, enduring identity steeped in tradition and lyrical charm.
Pup
A variant of Colson, meaning "son of Nicholas."
Young pup
Dove
Strong as a wolf
Hollow
Little blind one
Unique name
Valley
Great
Free man
Gift of god
A variant of the traditional Welsh name Dylan
Man of prayer
Descendant of the black
Man of prayer
Are less clear
Hill
Red
Free from envy
Little great one
Oak tree
Descendant of dobhail
The name Devynn, with Irish and Gaelic origins, is derived from the surnames Ó Damháin and Ó Dubháin. It carries a timeless charm and versatility, making it a popular choice for parents. Its popularity has varied over the years but remains relevant due to its rich history and diverse meanings, especially in the English-speaking world, including the United States.
Dark
Son of the dark
Descendant of dubhshl
Ruler of the world
Ruler of the world
A variant of the Gaelic surname
Dark
Brown
Ruler of the world
Brown
Brown
Dark
A variant of a combination of names like Donovan and Evan
A variant of the Irish name Donal
An wanderer
A variant of the Gaelic O
Dark
Black stream
Descendant of dubhghall
Dragon
Wizard
Old
Little dark one
Descendant of duach
Brown warrior
Little dark one
The rock
